Come as you are. Sundays at 10.

Grace Chapel is a small, come-sit-with-us church in Conyers, Georgia. No dress code, no insider language — just honest teaching, familiar hymns, and neighbors who learn each other's names.

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What a Sunday looks like

About seventy-five minutes, start to finish, and someone will save you a seat.

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Worship at 10:00 a.m.

A blend of old hymns and simple modern songs led by a piano, a guitar, and whoever else shows up with an instrument. Doors open at 9:30 for coffee.

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Teaching you can use Monday

Pastor Dan preaches straight through books of the Bible in plain language — about 25 minutes, with room for questions afterward in the fellowship hall.

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Kids are welcome — loudly

Nursery care for infants through age three, and Chapel Kids for ages 4–11 during the sermon. If your toddler stays with you and squeaks, nobody will turn around.

Coffee and a table

We linger after the service with coffee and whatever someone baked that week. The best part of Sunday usually happens after the last song.

Started in a living room on Milstead Avenue

In 2016, nine people started meeting on Sunday mornings in a living room off Milstead Avenue because they wanted a church small enough to notice when someone was missing. Two years later we moved into the old brick storefront on Center Street, painted the walls ourselves, and hung a hand-lettered sign out front. We're still small on purpose — around a hundred and thirty of us on a good Sunday — and we still notice.

Female pastor in green robe warmly greeting congregants inside a church.

Ways to belong here

Three things we give our week to, and you're invited into any of them.

Sunday Worship

Every Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Singing, Scripture, communion on the first Sunday of the month, and coffee that goes long after.

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The Loft Youth Group

Grades 6–12, Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. upstairs. Dinner, dodgeball, real conversation about faith and the stuff nobody talks about at school.

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Wednesday Food Pantry

Open to every Rockdale County neighbor, 4:00–7:00 p.m., no paperwork and no questions asked. Groceries, fresh produce when we have it, and a friendly face.

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Small Groups

Six neighborhood groups meet through the week in homes across Conyers and Olde Town for Scripture, prayer, and a whole lot of casseroles.

Pantry Wednesdays, 4–7 p.m. — need groceries, or want to help pack them? Both are welcome.Learn about the pantry

We'd love to meet you this Sunday

Park anywhere, walk in the front door, and tell the person handing out bulletins it's your first time. That's the whole process.

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