Be a part of the new thing in Midtown, ATL.
New Location
The Gathering Spot
384 Northyards Blvd NW, Building 100, Atlanta, GA 30313.
Sundays | 9 & 11am
We’re building a new circle of friends in Midtown.
We’re building a new circle of friends in Midtown Atlanta that love God and care for Victory Middle School, with a new Pastor, a new location, and a brand new energy in our pursuit of God’s vision. We’re creating an environment of redemption, forgiveness and reconciliation at The Gathering Spot with Pastor Mo + Kendra. Come and experience a place of dynamic worship with a caring and vibrant group of people that are eager to grow in God.
We’re building a new circle of friends in Midtown.
We’re building a new circle of friends in Midtown Atlanta that love God and care for Victory Middle School, with a new Pastor, a new location, and a brand new energy in our pursuit of God’s vision. We’re creating an environment of redemption, forgiveness and reconciliation at The Gathering Spot with Pastor Mo + Kendra. Come and experience a place of dynamic worship with a caring and vibrant group of people that are eager to grow in God.
A new location for passionate world-changers.
We’re so excited to be at The Gathering Spot. This contemporary corner of Midtown is a hub for creators, disruptors, artists, and entrepreneurs, making it a perfect site for Victory’s pioneering initiative to raise up world-changers and to provide a place for deeper more meaningful community.
SERIES
Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
We were created to do life together. Each of us has something to contribute, something to offer others along the journey. We are here to share our stories, our struggles and our victories. And we all need people we can feel at home with—relationships that empower, restore and remind us that we matter. We’re here to point one another toward Christ as we influence the world around us. It’s time to set aside fear of being known, open up our doors, sit with one another in the stuff of life, and enjoy each other’s company. So, won’t you be my neighbor? “One of the greatest gifts you can give anybody is the gift of your honest self.” — Fred Rogers, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood