Investors Report

Investors' Report | Summer 2021


In our Impact Report, we want to highlight some of the ways that your generous participation in our Rooted to Flourish initiative is helping Perimeter Church to live out our vision in meaningful ways. God is using you and Perimeter Church ...
 

To see individuals, families, greater Atlanta, and the world come into a life-transforming encounter with the Kingdom of God.




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Rushing Into Summer!




When you can get 700 middle and high school students to be excited about the same thing, that's a pretty good sign that you're doing something right. Rush was in person and on fire! Last year, we were unable to accommodate groups from other churches on campus, but some students were able to participate virtually. However, this year six other churches joined our Perimeter students in this entirely student-led youth conference! 


Women Return to Gathering in June

In June, 300 women of Perimeter met in person for the first time in more than a year at The Gathering. Throughout the pandemic, women were nourished through discipleship, Bible studies, and serving together thanks to our wonderful Women’s Ministry.


Celebrate Camp's Impact On Families




Each summer thousands of kids come to Perimeter to experience Camp All-American. This July, we invited those campers and their families to CAA Sunday at Perimeter—and 500 newcomers came! What an honor it was for our church family to worship with them and run around campus as part of the Wild Goose Chase Scavenger Hunt. We’re so excited to show newcomers what makes Perimeter such a great church home!


Families Go Crazy For KidsQuest!




As a parent, what could be better than having kids who can't wait to get to church? Not much. That's why Perimeter invests so much in making sure KidsQuest is the most fun, most engaging, most relevant place for kids to learn how much they are loved and treasured by God! KidsQuest is back in person and better than ever, welcoming Perimeter kids and more than 100 visitors each month—which is a record! Invite a kid and experience KidsQuest for yourself. 



Jhi Students Pour Into Our Cities




In June, 68 middle-school students worked side-by-side serving the communities where they live. The theme for this year’s Jhi Missions Week was “Life Poured Out.” Students served with ministry partners like Corners Outreach, Upper 90 Soccer Ministry, and the Fill Ministries Aquaponic Farm


Impacting Our Cities Through Prayer



This summer, City Impact teams are meeting to pray for their communities and build community with neighbors. In addition, many are serving in their communities this summer.

Learn more about City Impact by clicking on the button below!



From New Pencils to a Changed Life

Who Knew So Much Could Fit In A Shoe Box?


Operation Christmas Child shoebox gifts are a light to children living in darkness. These boxes touch the children who receive them in ways that it is hard to understand. Watch the video above to hear how Yuri's life in Honduras was changed by an Operation Christmas Child shoebox and was the first step on her path to becoming a missionary. Perimeter’s goal is to fill 4,000 boxes and send them to countries closed to the gospel. Click here for more information!

India: When It Rains, It Pours


Some struggles would be difficult to deal with in a normal year. But in the midst of a pandemic, some challenges seem insurmountable. That's what happened when heavy rains filled dams in two districts of central India in late August 2020. In the middle of the night, the floodgates were opened—and the resulting waters washed away 40 villages with next to no warning.




Perimeter has supported our Christian ministry partners in India for more than 20 years through funding, leadership training, and life-on-life missional discipleship. Our Indian ministry partners were the first ones on the scene to assist the thousands of villagers who lost their homes and everything they owned in the blink of an eye. They distributed food, clothing, and even built homes for many families who lost theirs. They even bought new nets for fishermen so that they could go back to work to provide for their families.

But just as important, they provided hope that the villagers were not forgotten.
Not by people, and not by God