Salvation

Starting your relationship with God.

The Bible tells us that we’ve all blown it—none of us are “good enough” to get into heaven on our own. (Romans 3:23)

Our sin separates us from God, and there’s nothing that we can do to bridge the gap between us and God.

But there’s good news.

Jesus Christ has made a way for us. His sacrificial death on a cross paid the price for our sin once and for all. The cross on which he died is what bridges the gap between us and God. His resurrection proves to us that he is who he said was and that he can do what he said he could do.

Your faith and trust in him is the only thing that restores your relationship with God. Making this decision begins your new life as a follower of Jesus Christ, and we want to help you grow in your faith.

We want to connect with you, celebrate with you, and encourage you.

If today is the day you begin your relationship with Jesus, or if you’ve recently placed your faith in Him, or would like to know more, we would love to connect with you. Just fill out the form at the bottom of this page.

baptism

Telling others about your relationship with God.

Baptism is going public with your faith. It’s a chance for you to share your decision to place your faith and trust in Jesus Christ with your family, friends, and church family – and it gives them the opportunity to celebrate with you.

The only requirement for baptism is belief in Christ.

Every person who makes the decision to believe in Christ for salvation should be baptized. Baptism doesn’t save you; only your faith in Christ does. It’s an outward sign of an inward decision.

We regularly offer a short baptism class after our Sunday services.

This class provides information on getting baptized at Atlee Church and the opportunity to ask any questions.

If you have questions or you are ready to be baptized, you don’t have to wait until our next class to contact uS; Just click the button below.

INFORMATION ON BAPTISM, PLEASE!

membership

So what is membership?

Membership is partnership! It means we are committed to working together to carry out the vision and mission of the church. It means we partner with each other to grow together in our faith, serve together, and hold each other accountable in our faith.

Why does it matter?

Because you need a church family. You need a place to belong. That’s what it means to be the body of Christ and do life together.

HAVE YOU FOUND A HOME?

Maybe you’ve been coming to our services for a while, or maybe you have only been a few times, but you know that you have found a place to call home.

how to connect and partner with us:

Attend a membership class.
Attending the class does not obligate you to become a member, but it is required for membership.
You will get the chance to directly ask a pastor any questions you have.
You will learn all about who Atlee Church is and how you can take ownership within the church.

Interested in exploring membership? Click the button below.

Membership Information

SERVE

SERVE others

Use your gifts and talents to become a change maker in the world. There are a ton of ways to serve here at Atlee Church!

WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

SPIRITUAL GIFTS

The first step to finding a role that fits you perfectly, is for you to find out what your spiritual gifts are, and how to use them to benefit others.

What are spiritual gifts?

They are special abilities that God gives to believers to be used to build up His kingdom. Read 1 Corinthians 12-13 to see how the Bible describes them.

These gifts are chosen by God and not by us. God will give every believer at least one gift and no one gets all of them. This can happen throughout your life in Christ. It is important to remember that a spiritual gift is extraordinary. For example, any believer can have faith but someone with the spiritual gift of faith has it in a way that is beyond most believers.

WHAT SPIRITUAL GIFTS ARE NOT:

They are not natural talents (though God can match your gifts with your talents).
They are not an indication of how good or holy a person is. A believer with the gift of wisdom or leadership is not any better than a believer without those gifts.
They are not given to benefit the believer (though they do) but to benefit The Church.