Second Sunday Art
Join us at the other arts center
at the corner of 16th & Peachtree
Visiting the High Museum on Second Sunday? There's even more art to discover just across the street.
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For generations, First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta has been a home for extraordinary art, architecture, and music in the heart of Midtown.
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From Tiffany stained glass and soaring organ music to contemporary exhibitions and historic architecture, there's much to discover behind our doors.
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On the second Sunday of each month, make us part of your visit to Midtown's arts district. Join us for worship, explore our remarkable sanctuary, and discover the stories behind some of Atlanta's artistic treasures.
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Come for the art.
Stay for the stories.
All are welcome!
Make a Sunday of It
8:15 a.m. | Worship in Winship Chapel
Begin your Sunday in the intimate setting of Winship Chapel. Enjoy the beautiful chapel window and the rich sounds of the Rooker Organ.
9 a.m. | Contemporary Worship in the Sanctuary
Experience a more casual, contemporary worship service featuring our praise band. Enjoy uplifting music surrounded by the sanctuary's magnificent stained-glass windows.
11 a.m. | Traditional Worship in the Sanctuary
Hear one of Atlanta's largest pipe organs, with more than 6,000 pipes, fill our historic sanctuary with music. Experience the beauty of our choir and, on select Sundays, orchestral accompaniment, all against the backdrop of our extraordinary stained-glass windows.
12:15 p.m. | Guided Church Tour
Take a closer look at the artistry throughout First Presbyterian. Discover our Tiffany and other historic stained-glass windows, the intricate mosaics beneath them, handcrafted floor tiles, and the architectural details that make our church a Midtown landmark. You don't need to attend worship to join the tour. Everyone is welcome! Monthly on the second Sunday except May and December.
All Day Sunday | Grace & Light Gallery
Explore the intersection of art, faith, and creativity at our Grace & Light Gallery. Featuring rotating exhibitions by contemporary artists, the gallery offers another opportunity to experience the arts at First Presbyterian throughout the day.
