In January 2000, God called Frank & Mary Ofosu-Appiah from a thriving church in the City of London, England to pioneer a church in Atlanta, GA. With a willing and obedient heart, Frank and Mary left behind everything that was familiar to them and journeyed to the city of Atlanta to plant the seed of this local church. The first official service was held on September 24, 2000 with approximately 15 adults meeting at the Suwanee Sports Academy in Suwanee, GA. From its inception, heartfelt worship, prayer and dynamic teaching have been the hallmarks of All Nations Church.
If there is one word that can characterize the church and what we stand for, it is compassion. The emphasis of the call on our Senior Pastor has been to restore the broken, encourage the people of God to overcome their limitations and be all that God has called them to be. Pastor Frank has been sent to Atlanta as a missionary to the wounded and brokenhearted and his ministry is often characterized by the gentle healing of the Holy Spirit. Since its humble beginnings in Suwanee, the church has continued to experience dynamic growth, and become a place where people from all nations gather to receive God’s word and to learn how to be effective ambassadors of Christ in their homes and the marketplace. Today, All Nations Church meets at: 781 Athens Highway, Loganville, GA 30052.