The Trinity Lutheran Church has deep roots in the community, but is a contemporary church. The church is welcoming to everyone and has a modern service every week at 11am on Sunday, along with its more traditional service at 8:30am. There is a very diverse worship and a wide range of service opportunites including working at soup kitchens to service trips to Jamaica, Biloxi, Miss. and New Orleans. Every year, the church hosts an Oktoberfest festival to celebrate the Lutheran heritage with games, music and food. The church has a preschool, before and after school programs and a summer camp up to 5th grade. Community events are hosted in the church including Boy Scout and Girl Scout meetings and a Thanksgiving meal with 4 local congregations.
New Days Church is a Korean-American Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. It is located in the office park at the cul-de-sac of Exchange Place, off Indian Trail Road, just east of Hillcrest Road. The church features a large sanctuary, a dining area, and a lounge. Hours vary; call for information, or see the website (in Korean).
Yellow River Baptist Church is led by Kevin L. Creaseman. It welcomes people of all ages and denominations to worship. There are provisions made for those who have small children. The church offers several services that may be conducive to working schedules.
White Oak Baptist Church has served the Lilburn area since 1974. With more than 16 ministries to connect to its community, the church strives to save souls with a traditional approach to worship and outreach programs.
Lilburn Christian Church is a non-denominational congregation that was founded in 1972. It serves breakfast on Sunday mornings at 9:15, before the Sunday School starts at 9:45am. Sunday service starts at 11am.
Known for its community involvement, the church offers child care, youth programs and study groups, as well as music and missionary programs. One of the yearly highlights is Thanksgiving Day when the church comes together to feed the needy in the community. Anyone in the office will be happy to help you when you call.
Abundant Life Church for All Nations is a nondenominational place of worship that strives to apply God's word into every day life. There is one Sunday service from 10:30am - 12:30pm, and a Friday prayer gathering via telephone conference call. The public is welcome to attend either service.
The Harvest Community Church has many activities, groups and a creative but straightforward sermon series designed to bring the congregation closer to Christ through the teachings of the Bible.
All Saint's Lutheran Church has been a part of the Lilburn community since 1981. Pastor Kim Alan Stover is the pastor here. Services alternate between traditional services, which are more formal and liturgical and celebration services, which are more informal and contemporary. Wednesday services begin with a congregational meal followed by a half hour devotional.
Guests visit this Hindu place of worship to practice spirituality and promote harmony. The Mandir was hand-carved from stone in India and assembled in Lilburn. All are welcome for visits and quiet reflection. The facility hosts guided tours as well as social and cultural programs.
Established in the early 1980s, Lilburn's Christian Science Church maintains a public reading room, schedules speakers and events, sponsors a reading room in downtown Atlanta and makes Scientists available to speak about their faith to the general public. Founded on the teachings of Mary Baker Eddy, Christian Science has been practiced since 1866.
Founded in 1980, Calvary Chapel has been a center for worship services, Bible study, community service and a central point for home fellowships. The home fellowships are groups that meet periodically outside the church with a common link, such as a group for mothers or married couples.
There are three services on Sundays, with child care during the service. Previous sermons and Bible study topics are available for listening through the website.