Join Roswell Presbyterian Church in transforming generosity into real impact through education, housing, and emergency relief—locally and globally.

At 5:45 a.m. on January 4, 2026, while most of Atlanta was still asleep, 15 eighth-grade Confirmands from the Class of 2026, along with their teachers and a few mentors, gathered at First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta. There was a little nervous energy in the air. Some felt unsure of what the morning would hold, others were simply curious, but everyone showed up. Together, they drove into the city to serve breakfast and kindness to unhoused neighbors as part of their Confirmation journey.

Every Wednesday evening, Roswell Presbyterian Church middle schoolers gather for Eat. Pray. Serve., a program that combines dinner, prayer, and hands-on mission projects. Led by the Middle School Ministry team, the group has grown from just three students in 2023 to an average of 18–25 each week.

Through projects like assembling hygiene kits, preparing meal bags, and creating gifts for local partners, students learn the joy of serving others while building friendships and faith. Partnering with Roswell Presbyterian Volunteers and community organizations, these young people are living out their faith in real and meaningful ways—showing that they are not just the church of tomorrow, but the church today.

Helping Kids Start the School Year Strong
Remember the thrill of fresh school supplies and a brand-new backpack? For many local kids, that joy isn't guaranteed. This back-to-school season, discover how Roswell Presbyterian Church is partnering with North Fulton Community Charities to help students in need start the year strong—and how you can be part of it. It's more than crayons and calculators—it’s a chance to make a lasting impact

A Holy Journey to Kenya with R.O.C.K. Bridge Ministries
A team from RPC recently returned from Kenya with stories of hope, transformation, and God’s powerful provision. From scholarship students and clean water wells to AI labs and worship on a hillside—this trip was a glimpse of the miraculous.