Southern Latin District

The Diocese of Atlanta is comprised of 95 congregations and various ministries in Middle and North Georgia. With some 55, 000 members, we are the ninth largest of the 110 dioceses of Episcopal Church. We are a Christian community blessed with vibrance and variety. Our diocesan bishop is the Rt. Rev. J. Neil Alexander, who was consecrated in July 2001. The Rt. Rev. Keith B. Whitmore has served as assistant bishop since April 2008. The Offices of the Bishop are at the Cathedral of St. Philip in Atlanta, Georgia. We have more than 200 canonically resident clergy, a large number of nonparochial clergy and an abunandant supply of lay ministers. The Diocese of Atlanta was created in 1907 and carved from the Diocese of Georgia. Numerous parishes thrive in our largest metropolitan areas of Atlanta, Columbus and Macon, as well as smaller cities, towns and rural communities in the mountains of North Georgia and the lower elevations of Middle Georgia. The oldest church in the diocese is Christ Church in Macon, which was organized in 1825. The newest parish is St. Benedict's in Smyrna, established in 2008.

Lithia Springs First Baptist Church is a welcoming community dedicated to following Jesus and encouraging others on their spiritual journeys. The church aims to create a multicultural and multigenerational environment, committed to making a positive impact both locally and globally. With a variety of ministries, including children’s and student programs, the church fosters growth in faith and community involvement. The leadership team, comprised of experienced pastors and coordinators, is passionate about nurturing relationships and providing opportunities for worship and service. Generated from the website

The South Atlantic Conference in Decatur, GA is an administrative body that oversees various ministries and departments within the Seventh-day Adventist Church. They are committed to promoting education, evangelism, health, and community services, among other initiatives. With a strong focus on personal and spiritual growth, the South Atlantic Conference aims to provide support and resources for individuals of all ages through ministries such as Sabbath School, Women's Ministries, and Youth Ministries.Generated from the website