Newnan Chapel United Methodist Church seal Newnan Chapel United Methodist Church

Open Hearts.
Open Minds.
Open Doors.

Newnan Chapel United Methodist Church, a brick chapel with a white steeple

Sunday Mornings

Sunday School · 9:00 AM
Worship · 10:00 AM

Call the Church Office

(770) 253-9447
Rev. Elizabeth Colby Pollard

Meet Our Pastor

A Shepherd for Our Congregation

Rev. Elizabeth Colby Pollard serves as Senior Pastor of Newnan Chapel United Methodist Church. An ordained elder in the North Georgia Conference, she is a passionate preacher, teacher, and ministry leader committed to helping people grow in faith and live out the Gospel.

A graduate of Spelman College and Emory University's Candler School of Theology, she previously served at Northbrook and Ben Hill United Methodist Churches, where she led mission trips to South Africa and Zimbabwe.

First Time?

Here's what to expect.

Come as you are

Sunday best or jeans — both are common. No dress code, just come.

A family welcome

Sunday School begins at 9:00 AM for all ages, followed by worship together at 10:00 AM.

Easy to find

Free parking right on-site at 72 Robinson St. A greeter will be at the door to point you in.

What's Happening

Upcoming at the Chapel

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10 Sat

Newnan Chapel Fall Festival

18 Sun

Newnan Chapel Founders Day

— Contact the church office for details

Bible Study

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Generosity

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We are grateful for tithes and offerings. Every donation is a seed that the Lord will use to uplift His Kingdom and our community.

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By Mail

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Newnan Chapel United Methodist Church

PO Box 212
Newnan, GA 30264

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Historic photograph of early leaders and founding members of Newnan Chapel

Our Story

Rooted in Faith Since 1840

Newnan Chapel was born through the faith and fortitude of freed slaves in 1840 — the oldest African American Methodist congregation in Newnan, Georgia.

From a humble brush arbor to a hand-built brick sanctuary, formed from clay dug and molded by hand by the congregation itself, Newnan Chapel became a lasting home for worship, education, and community.

Read more about our history