When you arrive, stop by the Welcome Center at the main church entrance. A member of our Welcome Ministry will be happy to answer questions, provide directions, and help you get connected. If you have not yet completed an online Welcome (Visitor) Card, our volunteers can provide a paper copy and submit it to the church office on your behalf. We look forward to welcoming you and helping you feel at home at St. David’s.

Parking is available in several convenient locations around campus: on the west side of the church adjacent to the main church entrance, on the north side of the church located behind the playground and Jeffords Fellowship Hall. Additional parking is available at Mimosa Elementary School on Warsaw Road, with stairs that lead from the back of that parking lot onto the church campus. Handicapped parking is available in each of the church parking lots with additional space in front of Jeffords Hall on the curved driveway. Please note that parking is not permitted in the fire lane located on the far right side of the Jeffords Fellowship Hall entrance from Old Roswell Road. The area is clearly marked with a red curb.

Yes. Sunday School and Christian formation opportunities are offered for children, youth, and adults each Sunday from 10:15–11:00 a.m., between the 9:00 a.m. Family Service and the 11:15 a.m. Service. Current class offerings and locations are listed in the Sunday bulletin. If you need assistance finding a classroom, please ask an usher or stop by the Welcome Center.

The Holy Eucharist culminates in Communion, a shared meal of bread and wine in remembrance of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. When it is time for Communion, an usher will guide you to the altar rail. You may stand or kneel, according to your comfort and preference. When receiving Communion, most worshipers hold out their hands with open palms. A minister will come to you and place the bread in your hand. You may: • Consume the bread immediately. • Dip the bread into the wine (intinction). • Receive wine directly from the chalice. What if I don't want to receive Communion? You are always welcome to come forward for a blessing instead. Simply cross your arms over your chest in the shape of an "X," and a minister will offer a prayer of blessing. Who may receive Communion? All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion in the Episcopal Church. If you are not baptized or prefer not to receive Communion, you are warmly invited to come forward for a blessing.

Saint David’s Episcopal Church is a thriving parish of over 600 families and over 1,500 baptized members located in Roswell, Georgia, approximately 20 miles north of downtown Atlanta.