Midway Presbyterian Church and Cemetery, Historic Presbyterian church and cemetery in Powder Springs, United States

Midway Presbyterian Church is a religious facility in Powder Springs featuring two worship buildings on its property. The original sanctuary dates to 1905, while a contemporary building added in 1987 accommodates a larger congregation.

The congregation was established in 1850 as a small group of believers and has remained rooted in the community ever since. The property was recognized as historically significant and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1986.

The congregation belongs to the Presbyterian Church in America and subscribes to the Westminster Confession of Faith. Its senior pastor is Rev. David W. Hall. The 1850 founding with fourteen organizing members is still recalled as the start of the church's life in Powder Springs.

The church sits on Dallas Highway and includes multiple buildings suitable for worship and gatherings. Contact ahead to confirm when the site welcomes visitors and whether specific areas are accessible.

The congregation began in 1850 with just fourteen organizing members, and the 1905 sanctuary they later built still stands on the Dallas Highway property alongside the much larger 1,200-seat sanctuary and 700-seat chapel added after the church outgrew its 1987 building.