Activities

Alpharetta Presbyterian Church provides a wide variety activities and programs designed to connect our members to Christ, each other, the community, and the world.

	Pastoral Care Everyone faces challenges in their life, and administering to the needs of our church family is the focus of Pastoral Care.
	Bible Study Several groups meet regularly for Bible study. Each group has its own focus and unique character, however all are committed to gaining greater understanding of our individual relationship with God by studying the messages in the Bible.
	Children's Ministries Reflecting the demographics of the community, Alpharetta Presbyterian Church is a congregation with many families. Our Children's Ministries include a wide variety of opportunities for children to learn about God's love for them in a caring and nuturing faith community.
	Youth Ministries The mission of the Alpharetta Presbyterian Youth Ministry is to reach the youth of our church and community, to help nurture and educate them in our faith in Jesus Christ, and prepare them for mature Christian adulthood in the church and in the world.
	Adult Ministries
	Women's Ministries An index to Alpharetta Presbyterian Church activities and groups especially for women.
	ACT1 Theater Alpharetta Christian Theater (ACT 1) is a community theater performing traditional live theater in a small theater setting. Our focus is on those shows which would be appropriate in a Christian environment.
	APC Career Center We offer members of the congregation and of the surrounding community a place to discuss career concerns in a comfortable, supportive, and understanding environment.
	Seniors Ministry The Alpharetta Presbyterian Church Seniors groups is called STARS (Seniors Travel Art Recreation Social). The STARS group take frequent trips and activity outings to various places of interst. They also support a number of different mission projects during the year.
	Stephen Ministry Alpharetta Presbyterian Church has several trained Stephen Ministers in the congregation. These individuals are not counselors, but are trained Christian care givers. Their role is to listen and care.