Start the school year by hitting reset and seeking God first through 21 Days of Surrender at Sugar Hill Church. With daily resources, prayer Zoom calls, and support through Sundays and the SHC app, we’ll ask God to do something fresh in our lives.
Zoom Call Schedule:
Help us stock the Backpack Ministry pantry this August! Our mission is simple: no student goes hungry. Each week, the Backpack Ministry provides students in need with bags of food to make sure they have breakfast and lunch throughout the weekend—and you can help us keep those bags full! Throughout August, we’re collecting chicken, tuna, ramen packets, peanut butter crackers, granola bars, fruit & grain bars, mac & cheese, and Pop-Tarts. Every item donated is one small way we can care for students in our community and remind them they are seen and loved. Items can be dropped off in the designated bins located in the worship center on Sunday mornings!
Each Monday, we visit one of four senior living homes (Benton, Charter, Pruitt and Wickshire, and Holbrook) to worship with them and encourage them. We welcome anyone who wants a blessing ministering to senior adults - no singing experience required. We just have fun sharing God’s Love! Email neil@sugarhillchurch.com for more information and to volunteer.
Our desire is for everyone who attends Sugar Hill Church to find lasting community here. Small groups are intentionally designed to give everyone a place to belong and be cared for, but also a place to be encouraged and strengthened in their journey with Christ.
Our Adult Groups run in semesters that are about 3 months long, and happen almost every day of the week, so it's easy to give Groups a try. Check out all our Adult Group options and sign up at sugarhill.church/groups/
This is a weekly, in-person meeting for men who have a desire to 1) build a closer relation with Jesus Christ, 2) study the Word and 'lean into' their discipleship and, 3) share their faith walk and Christian experience with other brothers in Christ. We engage in facilitated discussions that exegete biblical text and how to apply it in our everyday lives. We challenge each other to become the men God has called us to be - Men of Valor.
This is a weekly, in-person meeting for men who have a desire to 1) build a closer relation with Jesus Christ, 2) study the Word and 'lean into' their discipleship and, 3) share their faith walk and Christian experience with other brothers in Christ. We engage in facilitated discussions that exegete biblical text and how to apply it in our everyday lives. We challenge each other to become the men God has called us to be - Men of Valor.
