8.6K views · 85 reactions | From America's Stonehenge to goats on a roof to unexpected culture & history, you never know what you'll find on the side of the road. | Explore Georgia | Facebook

Beyond Sundays at Decatur City, there's a whole community waiting for...

1.4K views · 46 reactions | We are so close to Opening Day and we can't wait to see you here! | Decatur City Church | Facebook

12 reactions | Each Sunday, dozens of volunteers show up faithfully to serve our church, all with the mission of creating irresistible experiences for our community to experience the love of God! We're so thankful for each and every one of our volunteers that make DCC what it is! #decaturcity #community #decatur #atlanta | Decatur City Church | Facebook

Stephen Decatur Jr. was born in Maryland on January 5, 1779, and became one of America's most celebrated naval heroes. He joined the U.S. Navy at age 19 in 1798 and was promoted to captain at 25, making him the youngest person ever to reach that rank in Navy history. Decatur gained international fame in February 1804 when he led a daring nighttime raid into Tripoli harbor, where he and 75 sailors destroyed the captured USS Philadelphia by setting it ablaze. British Admiral Horatio Nelson praised