Growing Church Welcomes New Pastor to Help Nurture Disciples of All Ages
Grace Resurrection Methodist Church is delighted to announce the appointment of Rev. Taylor Bacon as its new Associate Pastor, joining Senior Pastor Rev. James Williams in ministry leadership. Pastor Bacon officially began his role on November 9.
Rev. Bacon brings a deep passion for discipleship and a strong background in youth ministry leadership. He holds a Master of Divinity from Asbury Theological Seminary and a Bachelor’s degree in Religious Studies from Louisiana State University. Most recently, he served as Associate Pastor at Centenary Church in Lexington, Kentucky, where he led children’s, youth,and family ministries and oversaw broader discipleship programs. His ministry has been marked by both spiritual and numerical growth across diverse congregations.
At Grace Resurrection, Pastor Bacon will focus on youth, family, and discipleship ministries, helping people of all ages grow as followers of Jesus through Scripture, community, and worship.
“Our leadership prayed faithfully throughout this process,” said Rev. James Williams, Senior Pastor. “We believe God has clearly led Taylor and his family to Grace Resurrection for this next season of ministry.” Rev. Williams stepped into his senior pastor role a year ago and has seen an extraordinary expansion of the church’s ministry, membership and mission initiatives during that time.The congregation invites the community to join in welcoming Pastor Taylor and the Bacon family to Marietta by attending in-person worship services every Sunday at 11 a.m. Grace Resurrection Methodist Church is excited for the exciting new season ahead.
About Grace Resurrection Methodist Church
Grace Resurrection Methodist Church is a vibrant, welcoming congregation dedicated to “Living in Grace, Sharing God’ s Love.” Located at 1200 Indian Hills Parkway in Marietta, Ga., the church is a place for spiritual growth, connection, and impact. For more information, visit www.graceresurrection.org or call 678 653 9790.
