Join us Saturday, April 4, for our FPC Annual Easter Egg Hunt! We will gather at 9:45 a.m. in Winn Park for some fellowship and fun. Don’t be afraid to bring a friend! We might even get to see the Easter Bunny this year.

Join us during Holy Week for special midweek services.

April 3 in the Sanctuary with Choir
Saranell Hartman, Preaching

Join us during Holy Week for special midweek services.

April 2 in the Chapel
Jonathan Miller, Preaching

Join us during Holy Week for special midweek services.

April 1 in the Chapel
Ben Fletcher, Preaching

Join us during Holy Week for special midweek services.

March 31 in the Chapel
Rob Sparks, Preaching

Join us during Holy Week for special midweek services.

March 30 in the Chapel
Barry Gaeddert, Preaching

We’re excited to announce a new Women’s Small Group, March 15–April 26, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian on Sunday evenings. This group, open to women of all ages, is designed to encourage fellowship and spiritual growth in a welcoming setting. The group is facilitated by Saranell Hartman. To learn more or sign up, email shartman@firstpresatl.org.

Holding Space is a midweek Lenten worship series offering a quiet pause in the middle of busy weeks. Through Scripture, prayer, silence, and reflection, these 40-minute chapel services invite us to attend to the inner life; holding silence, fragility, lament, attention, and expectation before God. Come once or come often. All are welcome.

We’re excited to announce a new Women’s Small Group, March 15–April 26, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian on Sunday evenings. This group, open to women of all ages, is designed to encourage fellowship and spiritual growth in a welcoming setting. The group is facilitated by Saranell Hartman. To learn more or sign up, email shartman@firstpresatl.org.

Concerts@First presents the Atlanta Community Symphony Orchestra in "Heroes vs. Villains" on Sunday, March 22 at 4 p.m.

The ACSO invites you to an epic, family-friendly musical showdown! Experience powerful themes and cinematic favorites as heroes rise and villains take the stage in an action-packed afternoon of unforgettable film music.

Audience members are encouraged to come dressed as their favorite hero or villain for our lively costume contest, and guests can also enjoy a special gallery display celebrating student artists from ACSO’s Art in Music program.

Admission is free and open to the public - bring the whole family and join the adventure!

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It's time to learn about Communion! First Graders and their parents are invited to join us for a discussion on Communion and what it means to us as a church family! We will meet on Sunday, March 22 in Fifield Hall from 10 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.

First Graders and their parents are invited to join us for a discussion on Communion and what it means to us as a church family!

Together at First is planning a history and architecture tour of the Fox Theatre, an Atlanta institution since 1929, on Thursday, March 19, at 10:15 a.m. We will meet in the church’s back parking lot and carpool to the Fox and return to the church afterward for fellowship and lunch. The cost is $20, which includes lunch. Register here.

Holding Space is a midweek Lenten worship series offering a quiet pause in the middle of busy weeks. Through Scripture, prayer, silence, and reflection, these 40-minute chapel services invite us to attend to the inner life; holding silence, fragility, lament, attention, and expectation before God. Come once or come often. All are welcome.

Join us for a conversation about Child Baptism on Sunday, March 15 from 10 to 10:45 a.m. in the 16th Street Conference Room.

Kinnara, one of America’s premier chamber choirs, presents "Across the Water" on Saturday, March 14 at 7:30 p.m. This vivid program journeys across centuries of English and American choral music, from the clear counterpoint of Renaissance psalms to the vibrant textures of today’s composers, tracing lines of influence, divergence, and return—two nations, one language, many voices. Tickets are $35 general admission.

Holding Space is a midweek Lenten worship series offering a quiet pause in the middle of busy weeks. Through Scripture, prayer, silence, and reflection, these 40-minute chapel services invite us to attend to the inner life; holding silence, fragility, lament, attention, and expectation before God. Come once or come often. All are welcome.

The FPC Arts Council offers monthly church tours exploring the history, architecture, art, and stained glass of our unique campus. This month's tour will be on March 8. Please meet in the Narthex (entry area of the church) immediately following the 11 a.m. service. The tour will start no later than 12:15 p.m. and last approximately 60-90 minutes.

Holding Space is a midweek Lenten worship series offering a quiet pause in the middle of busy weeks. Through Scripture, prayer, silence, and reflection, these 40-minute chapel services invite us to attend to the inner life; holding silence, fragility, lament, attention, and expectation before God. Come once or come often. All are welcome.

All youth (6th to 12th grade) are invited to join us every Sunday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Fifield Hall to gather for dinner, games, small groups, and meaningful time to grow in faith and friendship. This week, we will kick off the year with a special Youth Group Olympics! You won't want to miss it! Bring a friend, come as you are, and get ready for a great year!

This retreat will be led by Katie Sundermeier & Tony Sundermeier and Matt Josey & Ben Fletcher.

Strong relationships are built on trust, communication, shared purpose, and the commitment to face life side by side. We will invite couples to step back from the pace of daily life and rediscover what it means to live not just as partners but as a team.

Whether you’re newly married, longtime companions, or somewhere in between, this afternoon together will offer space to invest in one another.

Through practical teaching, time for reflection and conversation with your partner, and time for prayer and faith formation, we’ll focus on what it means to grow as a team with unity, grace, and purpose.

We’ll conclude with a relaxed Happy Hour at 5:00 p.m., giving couples time to connect with one another and enjoy the gift of community.

Come invest in your relationship.

Come strengthen your team.

Come be renewed together

Holding Space is a midweek Lenten worship series offering a quiet pause in the middle of busy weeks. Through Scripture, prayer, silence, and reflection, these 40-minute chapel services invite us to attend to the inner life; holding silence, fragility, lament, attention, and expectation before God. Come once or come often. All are welcome.

All youth (6th to 12th grade) are invited to join us every Sunday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Fifield Hall to gather for dinner, games, small groups, and meaningful time to grow in faith and friendship. This week, we will kick off the year with a special Youth Group Olympics! You won't want to miss it! Bring a friend, come as you are, and get ready for a great year!

Join us for the 6th Annual Mental Health Connections Gathering—an evening where music, story, and faith come together to address the realities of mental health and healing. This event is presented in partnership with Will for Hope and the Samaritan Counseling Center of Atlanta.

The evening will feature Jim Sonefeld, longtime drummer and songwriter for Hootie & The Blowfish, who will share his personal journey of addiction, recovery, and freedom, alongside live music.

All ages are welcome. Additional details will be shared in upcoming FPC communications.

Ash Wednesday services invite worshippers to pause and reflect as the season of Lent begins. Through scripture, prayer, and the imposition of ashes, these services offer a quiet, meaningful space to acknowledge human frailty, seek repentance, and recommit to a life of faith in preparation for Easter.

Ash Wednesday services invite worshippers to pause and reflect as the season of Lent begins. Through scripture, prayer, and the imposition of ashes, these services offer a quiet, meaningful space to acknowledge human frailty, seek repentance, and recommit to a life of faith in preparation for Easter.

All youth (6th to 12th grade) are invited to join us every Sunday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Fifield Hall to gather for dinner, games, small groups, and meaningful time to grow in faith and friendship. This week, we will kick off the year with a special Youth Group Olympics! You won't want to miss it! Bring a friend, come as you are, and get ready for a great year!

All youth (6th to 12th grade) are invited to join us every Sunday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Fifield Hall to gather for dinner, games, small groups, and meaningful time to grow in faith and friendship. This week, we will kick off the year with a special Youth Group Olympics! You won't want to miss it! Bring a friend, come as you are, and get ready for a great year!

Join us on Sunday, Feb. 8, during the 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. worship services as FPC celebrates Third Grade Bible Sunday — a meaningful milestone in your child’s faith journey.

At this age, children are deepening their understanding of God, Scripture, and the stories that shape our faith. First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta is committed to nurturing that growing faith and helping each child build a lasting connection to God’s Word.

Each year, we honor our third graders by presenting them with a personalized Bible, a gift from our congregation. Our hope is that these Bibles become trusted companions — guiding, encouraging, and inspiring children as they grow in faith.