Final preparations and construction delays push opening service back by one week to ensure a safe, welcoming experience for the community.
Newnan City Church has announced that the first Sunday in its new worship space has been rescheduled from Sunday, November 15thto Sunday, November 22nd. Church leadership alongside the TomCo construction team made the decision for the one-week adjustment to ensure all spaces are fully completed, safe, and ready to offer an exceptional experience for members and guests alike.
“While we were eager to welcome everyone on November 15th, taking this extra week ensures that every detail is in place to serve our congregation and community well,” said Senior Pastor Jimmy Ellison. “We appreciate everyone’s patience, prayers, and continued support as our teams work hard behind the scenes to complete this exciting project that will be a place to serve the Lord for generations to come.”
Newnan City Church has called 17 1st Avenue (lovingly referred to as the old NAPA building) in downtown Newnan home for almost ten years. The new location has taken over three years to complete and is located where the Elks Lodge Building used to stand. A Free Methodist Church, they focus on being the hands and feet of Jesus through worship, community groups, and outreach through local missions. The inaugural services will now take place on Sunday, November 22, at 8:00am, 9:00am, and 10:30am.
Author: Mary Nieto
