The Washington Times Article RatingYoung adults are waiting in line to worship at this fast-growing Atlanta church
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55% : The church recently moved into its own building, having outgrown the charter school where they held the services, and added a third one.52% : Churchgoers say Mitchell's message resonates because he carefully walks them through scripture and talks candidly about his spiritual transformation, including his past dealing drugs, paying for abortions and attempting suicide.
52% : During that time, he took a transformative trip to Israel where he said encounters with God and other Christians changed him.
49% : " The church - whose name references Matthew 28:19, a Bible verse commanding believers to go "make disciples of all the nations" - is nondenominational and theologically conservative, with beliefs opposing abortion and in support of marriage only between a man and a woman. PHOTOS:
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