Dear Friends, As we approach the end of Kairos’ 2020 fiscal year in June, the Finance team wants to provide you with an update on the financial health of our community.  First, we want to thank you for the many …

There are many things I love about Christmas: fresh baked cookies, time with friends and family, parties, and don’t forget the gifts!  I also think the Christmas season is a great time to be around the church with many special …

Is it okay to be proud of your church?  I know that humility is a character quality that Christians should strive to model, but I’d like to point out a few things and brag about our church! Did you know that …

We have some very exciting news to share with the Kairos Community:  Matthew Straw has joined the pastoral team as our first Director of Student Ministries! As you see pictured above, we also want to welcome his wife Julie, and …

Almost a year ago, Brad Brizendine and I met with Felix Lora for the first time.  Felix has been the executive director of the Sandy Springs Mission (SSM) for the last twenty years.  SSM is a local, faith based non-profit organization that …

Kairos was started predominantly by young adults who were not yet married.  Now, a decade later we are a church full of young families.  There are so many elementary kids running around church on a Sunday morning that you must …

We are currently in a series we have named – Resurrection Routines, where we explore characteristics and practices that marked the early church we read about in Acts and the Apostle Paul’s writings. This past Sunday Drew preached on the spiritual …

The first time I heard the full story of the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ was February of 1989 (President’s weekend).  I was in 6th grade attending my first church youth group camp. That was 30 years ago, but I …