Several months

ago, the congregation retained the services of CDH Partners, Inc., of

Marietta, an architectural firm that has been involved in projects such

as The Church of the Apostles in Atlanta, the renovation of St. Philip's

Cathedral and Holy Trinity Catholic church in Peachtree City. The plans

to be revealed on Easter will include drawings of the initial sanctuary,

plans for expansion of that building, and a full site plan for the church's

11.5 acres on Ga. Hwy. 34, that will chart the church's course for the

foreseeable future.

"We believe

that the property we have will serve us well," said Epps. "It

is not our intention to become a mega-church, although we believe that

we will grow well beyond our current membership. In addition to establishing

a significant presence in Fayette and Coweta counties, we intend to assist

in the planting of 20 new mission churches in Georgia in the years ahead.

We have a vision for this part of the state as well as for our local area."

The church

also has sponsored four missions to Africa and has planned an additional

trip to Brazil this summer.

Currently,

Christ the King meets each Sunday at 10 a.m. in the chapel of Carmichael-Hemperley

on Ga. Hwy. 74 in Peachtree City.

Back

to the Top of the Page