We would like you to continue your visit with us by sharing in the worship of our Lord  
  
 
 
 
 
 
Welcome

Welcome to the Fairview Presbyterian Church. We would like you to continue your visit with us by sharing in the worship of our Lord. We have Bible-based messages for the living of our lives. We believe you will find a warm and friendly atmosphere where you can meet new people and worship your Lord.

Come and get involved in Sunday School. Fellowship with others of like mind and spirit. Until we greet you in person... The peace and blessings of Christ be with you always.

Our Mission Statement

Come Worship with us
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A Healthy starts here

They say that "Happy Homes, make for a Healthy and Happy HEART!" Here at Fairview EVERYONE is like family.

Come join the biggest family there ever will be, Service at 10:00 AM Sunday Morning, Sunday School summer break

The FAMILY of CHRIST!

The HEART of Gwinnett
The little church on the hill has been surrounded by so many businesses that she has become virtually invisible, yet she has stood vigil on the hill, for the people of Gwinnett for over 180 years. Only showing slightly more than 120 members, she has more LOVE in her heart for more of us than the much larger churches surrounding her.

COME AND BE A PART OF THE "ON THE HILL GANG".
 

857 Duluth Highway, Lawrenceville, GA 30043
Pastor: Rob Sparks
Worship 11:00 AM
Sunday School 9:45am to 10:45am

Office Hours: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM M-F
Office (770) 963-7059
Fax (770) 963-6031

E-Mail: Fairview Administrator

Music Program

There are many opportunities to worship through music at Fairview Presbyterian Church.

The Adult Choir practices Wednesday nights 7-8PM and is open to anyone wishing to worship God through song.

The Handbell Ensemble practices Wednesday nights 8-9PM.

Early History of Fairview Presbyterian Church

Fairview Presbyterian Church of Gwinnett County, Georgia was organized on the 9th day of August in the year 1823. It was organized by the Reverend Remembrance Chamberlain. Thomas Beattie, Samuel Reid, and William Montgomery were set apart to the exercise of their office on the 28th of September,1823, agreeable to our book of discipline. Thomas Beattie having been a ruling elder in the congregation of Goodhope, South Carolina.


 "Dear friends, let us continue to love one another, for love comes from God" -- 1 John 4
 
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