First Congregational Church, UCC

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Atlanta, United States

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United Church of Christ

First Congregational Church, UCC Reviews | Rating 4,6 out of 5 stars

First Congregational Church, UCC is located in Atlanta, United States on 105 Courtland St NE. First Congregational Church, UCC is rated 4.6 out of 5 in the category united church of christ in United States.

Address

105 Courtland St NE

Phone

+1 4046596255

Best known for
Fresh Sushi
Biggest weakness
Inconsistent service
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Value for Money
Recommended for
Families, Sushi lovers
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Darcell Rasmussen
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Enjoyed the atmosphere and performance

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Wonderful renovations to the church. Delightful Pastor. Congregation quite old, not the building but the community of elders. Seriously needs young people. That said, totally enjoyed the homily and the old fashioned feel to that. Not asking for bells and whistles just more vigor. The group communion was unfamiliar to me and certain changes to the liturgy I found concerning but that’s just me I suppose. The church is historic and of great significance to free Black people in the US. The stained glass includes such “saints” as John Brown and images of “colored” children. The organist feels divinely inspired but the choir not so much. The Fisk Jubilee Singers first performed here in Atlanta and they’re returning soon for a concert. It’s the church of WEB DuBois talented tenth. Google that if you are not familiar with Black History.

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adriane knox
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The holy spirit is in the house the people are very warm and friendly it's a must go to experience the warmth and grace of the members

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Annie Archbold
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Love jazz? First Fridays at the First, Jazz Vespers and jazz Sundays last Sunday of the month. Minister is an Atlanta Treasure!!!

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Terrance Gresham
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A beautiful experience. The church is one of the oldest in the area serving a predominately African-American congregation. However, the diversity of the church is to be noted. There is a myriad of people who are active in the congregation, and Rev. Dwight Andrews, an Emory professor and jazz musician, never disappoints. Wonderful facility and great people make this an every week experience.

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