Still Waters Community Church

Still Waters Church was started in the home of Carole and Doug Hulslander in Woodstock, Georgia while Pastor Carole was employed as a scientist at Kimberly Clark, as an outgrowth of the many co-op students she ministered to needing a place to worship and belong.  The church began with a congregation of eight people.

Still Waters eventually outgrew the Hulslander's home living room and relocated to Marietta, Georgia, where one of the members was able to work out a rental agreement with his apartment complex's clubhouse.  The club house was able to seat 30 people.

As the church grew there was less play area for the children and no room for other ministries such as Sunday School classes. It was at this time the pastor of Sandy Springs United Methodist Church heard about Still Waters in a meeting with Pastor Carole and offered Still Waters a place to worship. Services were held in various places at this facility(chapel, parlor and gym). The church continued to grow, but found it difficult to minister to the neighborhood the way God had called this vision - to the homeless and people of all backgrounds.

Still Waters is finally able to move into its own facility. Cokesbury United Methodist Church, unfortunately faced with high expenses and decreasing membership, graciously gifts Still Waters its facilities on North Druid Hills Road.

Blessed with additional space, Still Waters Learning Center is founded on the vision to fully equip children through a CHRIST Culture education to fulfill GOD’s great calling on their lives.

Still Waters ministry continues growing steadily, continuing to reach out among its community, seeing people's lives changed through the discipleship of the Holy Spirit.

On faith in God's calling, the ministry moves yet again to our facility on Oakbrook Drive in Norcross, with additional space to house the growing school and church ministries.