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  If you are ever in need of a welcoming community that accepts you for who you are, whoever you are, please come and visit us!

  Added July 18, 2017 by A Google User
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  Welcome Home! That is the reaction one receives entering the circle of these community oriented people. When asked, one learns that a majority of the members here come from many different religious practices, (Catholic, Jewish, Methodist, Episcopalian, etc.) And many tell how they were burned out by "religious blaming". So many times people were made to feel that they "could not" be Chistian, if they had had a divorce, loved same sex, drank, or felt Transgender. The feeling is that you work out your salvation with God! There is no place for blame, God is Love.

  Added May 04, 2017 by Danl Giles
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  What a great use of resources. All churches should be as open to the community as First Christian Church of Decatur. First Christian allows for non-profits to utilize the churches Sunday School rooms and extra spaces as offices during the week. The majority of churches have these big huge buildings with little to nothing going on but one to two days a week. Hats off to the church, the pastor and steering committee for flinging open the doors to so many organizations that would otherwise have to spend hundreds of dollars a month in rent. WHY AREN'T MORE CHURCHES DOING THIS? What an absolutely wonderful way to support the community the church is located in.

  Added October 14, 2016 by Kelly Fields