Feeling overwhelmed by life’s chaos? Discover how the Psalms offer hope and reorientation. Join Living Fellowship Church in Alpharetta on Sundays at 10 AM.

Come hear how every miracle leads us to a singular, breathtaking truth: Jesus is not distant. He is here. And He cares deeply for you. Join us every Sunday at 10 AM.

9 AM & 10:45 AM services start September 8th with a breakfast/coffee community time in between as our church continues on its mission to glorify God and enjoy a living fellowship with Him and others.

Introducing LFC’s Worship Leaders - Abi & Kevin Loftus. Get their coffee orders and hear their hearts for worship in our Q&A.

Sunday mornings from September 4th to October 16th, to look at how the Beatitudes teach us what it looks like to belong to Christ, how we embrace them, and what benefit they bring to our neighbors and us.

During these seven weeks of looking at how Christ pulls back the veil on whom belongs in his kingdom.

The Psalms invites us in and guide us to walk in the way of Jesus.

What is real work? Can we ever achieve the kind of work we were meant for?

How do we respond when we see local, national and global tragedy?

Relationships with people are messy, but one that seems difficult to understand is the relationship between the church and the world. In the third week of our series on relationships, we’re going to look at Ephesians 5:1-21 to find some clues on how we’re called live in relation to the world.

This week, local church planter Tony Thomas is joining us to share about the messiest relationship of all: marriage. Join us on Sunday 5/1 as he explores marriage in its original design and what that means for couples today.

Relationships are messy. We all carry with us stories of pain, loss, and joy in relationship with others. Join us in our new sermon series as dive into relationships as God meant them to be and see what He says about what it looks like to live in healthy community with others.

As we sit children down to begin studying scripture, we do not want to ignore the fact that children love movement and adventure.

As our name proclaims, we are an assembly of God’s people who fellowship not only with the Living God, but also with each other and those around us. Our hope is that all children feel welcomed, regardless of their family background or previous church experiences.

There are a few things we believe must be true about Living Fellowship Church.

Meet Andrew, our head pastor, and his family.

Since 2016, we have been praying for God to form and equip us for a specific community to love well and in which to become a faithful presence. It is clear that Alpharetta is that place.

Our name communicates our hope: that we would be a true and living fellowship of people on mission with God for the renewal of all things in Alpharetta.