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Flute and oboe in orchestra
Flute and oboe player in orchestra

MUSIC & THE ARTS

Walking down the halls of the church, there’s no doubt you’ll hear people singing or playing an instrument, beautiful organ music echoing through the hallways, bells ringing, or the giggles of children in art class. You may even encounter a few little ballerinas.

Make a joyful noise with us.

We celebrate with music throughout the year at First Presbyterian. Our Orchestra is known throughout the region for its excellence and performs at Christmas, Easter, and other special Sundays. Our volunteer Chancel Choir performs a large repertoire from early music to Gospels and Spirituals each Sunday at the 11 a.m. worship service. Our Carillion Bell Choir participates in worship about five times per year. The Children’s Choir practices on Sundays and performs for the congregation from time to time. 

FPC ATL Bells

Carillon Handbell Choir

REHEARSALS

  • Room 224

  • Sundays | 9:15–10 a.m.

Easter 2026 Sindhu Ghiedd

Chancel Choir

REHEARSALS

  • Room 242

  • Sundays | 10–11 a.m.

  • Sings at 11 a.m. service from 11 a.m. to Noon)

  • Wednesdays | 7:30–9 p.m.

Orchestra at FPC

Orchestra

REHEARSALS

  • Room 233E

  • Wednesdays | 6:30–7:30 p.m.

Panoramic of Stained Glass Windows

First Presbyterian's Windows

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When First Presbyterian Church moved to the corner of 16th and Peachtree in 1915, the new sanctuary was designed with large windows that soon became one of the church's defining features. Today, twenty stained glass windows by Tiffany, D'Ascenzo, and Willet tell the story of the Bible from Abraham through the spread of Christianity after Christ's resurrection, filling the sanctuary with beauty, color, and light.

Cross, Organ Pipes, and Rose Window

Instruments of Inspiration

From the grandeur of the Sanctuary to the intimacy of Winship Chapel, the organs of First Presbyterian Church enrich worship and reflect a longstanding commitment to sacred music. Discover these remarkable instruments, their craftsmanship, and the voices they bring to the life of the church.

Front of church rendered in the style of pop art.

THE OTHER ARTS CENTER AT THE CORNER
OF 16th & PEACHTREE

Second Sunday Art

Headed to the High Museum for Second Sunday? Make a day of art and discovery in Midtown Atlanta with a stop at First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta – just across Peachtree Street. Discover magnificent stained glass, inspiring architecture, beautiful music, and more. 

CONTACT

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Tom Bara

Director of Worship, the Arts and Organist

Worship leader sings with choir
Rose Window and Cross
Photo of the Ascension window
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