First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta - Atlanta, Georgia

Eric R.

Beautiful structure, but why is it locked down when it says it is open?
Are they forgetting the point of a church, supposed to be a refuge for the souls? I just wanted to pray and meditate for a while … how sad

Paul M.

Have no idea what they believe or who they are affiliated with. Are they PC(USA) are they PCA? Do they hold to the WCS or do they not? Their website says absolutely nothing on this. What is the point of a website if you aren't even going to include a 'what we believe' page in the About section?

Pam M.

They have a housing service for unhoused women. I came after having an assault by a co-worker that left me with a concussion and contusions. I was put out of the program because I would not attend or be forced to attend their “group therapy” session which was run by a friend of the DIRECTOR of the program. I still have PTSD from the experience and learned from this experience that it was all about MONEY! This CHRISTIAN housing program did not care about the welfare of participants. Worst experience in my life! SHAME ON YOU!

Maintenance P.

This is a nice building but the ppl that run this church are not kind ppl and they hire a d fire ppl every day definitely not a good place to be

Herb A.

By way of background, my wife and I have joined or attended churches across a variety of denominations: Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist, Episcopalian, a Roman Catholic monastery, and, currently, a small Congregational church in rural New Hampshire.

Across that sweep of years, Atlanta's First Presbyterian Church has been a consistent beacon. In that sacred space, you'll find the full and challenging embodiment of what it means to be a follower of Christ as articulated by the Sermon on the Mount. You'll be warmly welcomed and heard. You'll be challenged by insightful and ground-breaking messages from the pulpit. You'll be moved by the profound quality and integrity of its sacred music and arts. You'll find fulfillment and meaning through the breadth of its ministries to neighbors far and near. And you'll sense the sweeping arc of justice within a place that for over half a century has been opening its hearts, doors, and leadership positions to minorities and marginalized peoples long before that was thought to be appropriate.

This is the real deal.

Gem S.

So I was recommended too this place and because I was told that this church helps out with Marta bus passes !!!!!! And then to be informed that they don't help with that kind of assistance when I got there !!!! Than when I asked about the hygiene kit nobody was in their office to help this place is a waste of time 💅🏽💅🏽💅🏽💅🏽💅🏽 also not to mention all I got was a peanut butter and jelly sandwich no bottle water

Rebecca M. P. L.

Reminiscent of old world cathedrals in Europe and a beautiful location for a wedding or service.

So-mi C.

My husband and I had our wedding here and the coordinators were great. They really have it nailed down regarding all the forms, procedures, and schedule for the wedding. They answered all my questions at a reasonable rate, and if they didn't know the answers, they were more than happy to find out for me. Only thing was that communication seemed to be lacking between the individual coordinators, so I had to repeat the information a couple of times. However, they're volunteers, so this is completely reasonable. Also, we got to have an organist and a trumpeter, which was amaaaaazing. For the day of, everyone was fantastic. I had no worries about scheduling, where people had to go, dealing with the musicians, etc. Very stress free! 🙂 The venue is very breathtaking and fitting for such an event.