Creating Space for the Flourishing of Others.
A PATHWAY TO FLOURSHING
Discover How God’s Story Shapes Yours
We use six life-changing questions to guide us in understanding who we are, where we belong, and how we live out our faith. Rooted in the historic doctrines and the gospel, they invite us to follow Jesus in order to grow in identity, community, and purpose, shaping our lives for the flourishing of others and the common good.
Core Values
KINGDOM ~ WAY OF JESUS ~ BEAUTIFUL COMMUNITY
INVITATION
Discover Belonging and Liberation
We are a new church with a mission of Creating Space for the Flourishing of Others here in Fairburn. We want to be a place where you can come just as you are so that you might experience peace, rest, and authentic connection with God and others. We are a Bible based and Spirit-led church set to hear from and obey Jesus and to make disciples.
At Jubilee, community matters. We’re all about real connection, and we’d love to get to know you. Our new home is on the lower level of Fairburn United Methodist Church (UMC), located at 5 Washington St, Fairburn, GA 30213. We’d be honored to have you join us, starting with our kickoff service on May 4th, 2025 at 2pm. Whether you're new or just want to learn more about who we are, click the "Join to share a few details about yourself. We’d love to treat you to a cup of coffee and help you find your place in the Jubilee family. This is the pathway to belonging at Jubilee.
Rev. Steven Gilchrist is the lead pastor of Jubilee. Feel free to email him with any of your questions at jubileefellowshipatl@gmail.com
Story
What story am I in?
Telling the story of the Bible as the true and better narrative in which to understand God, ourselves, each other, and this world.
Identity
Who am I?
Embracing a new identity in Jesus that is received, stable, and secure.
Belonging
With whom do I belong?
Finding belonging in the church community and extending hospitality to strangers.
Virtue
How do I change?
Cultivating virtue through redemptive habits.
Context
Where do I make my life?
Seeking to understand our context in the city in this cultural moment.
Vocation
What is my purpose?
Laboring in renewed vocations for the common good.
