Based on what I have experienced here is great by visiting this temple, it seems to be a very…read morespiritual place, the people are very spiritual. Youth services and Vedic Learning Every first Sunday of the month 10.30 AM to 1.30 PM; Vedic Hymns classes are conducted here. Every Sunday 1.15 PM to 2 PM Hindi language Classes are conducted. From the Website: Greater Atlanta Vedic Temple Society, Inc. founded in 1986, is a religious charitable tax exempt organization generally known as Vedic Temple. It's a non-denominational Hindu Religious organization. Since Hindu Dharma/ religion is based on Vedas-the four primary scriptures and hence Hindu Dharma/ religion is also called as Vedic dharma or Vedic religion. The methods of worship are Praise - chanting of Vedic Hymns from four Hindu scriptures known as Rigved, Yajurved, Samved and Atharvaved. The mode of worship of God is of bona fide Hindu religion which includes invocation of God, conducting Devyajnya, singing of Vedic hymns and devotional songs in Praise of God, undertake Prayers and meditation to have Communion with God. This organization follows the ten principles of Arya Samaj which are basic code of conduct and discipline on which it was founded. The organization believes in serving all humanity regardless of their religion, cast, age, sex, etc. If you want to participant in Meditation or Yoga this is the perfect place. Please do visit and experience the same. They also have a big auditorium that you can utilize for any events that you would like to host. the do have ample free parking in the premises.

Small informal community in an historic peace church tradition. All are welcome…read more Lots going on at the church property, including multiple partners: Paideia's Urban Agriculture Program, Friendship Center's Art Studio Program, and the Language Garden Preschool.

Great place to worship with lots of opportunities for growing your faith through Bible studies and…read morecommunity service activities. The youth and music ministries are exceptional!

A safe place for asking the hard, meaningful questions of life in a supportive, loving community of…read morepeople who are growing as God's disciples. Truly welcoming of ALL people. Open-minded and warm-hearted. Centered on the Good News of Jesus.

This is the oldest and largest Gurudwara in the Atlanta area. Sundays are when the most people…read moreattend. The main hall is spacious, and there's plenty of parking available. The Gurudwara has a large congregation, and the service prayers and hymns are beautiful. They also have langar (community kitchen), and the food is delicious.

Best Gurudwara ever; some are cold and impersonal but this one has the most warm loving peopleread more

St. Joseph's is a very warm and welcoming church. Everyone is very kind and inclusive. If you are…read morelooking for a church this is the place.

Really good people trying to live as Christians. Spiritually deep worship and good fellowship too!read more

Fantastic church with friendly people, welcome you in with open arms. My kids also went to pre…read moreschool there and loved it!!

A lovely church, tranquil space, and welcoming community.read more

Entering the sanctuary, you will think you're in the beautiful north Georgia mountains! Six acres…read moreof beauty tucked away in Atlanta. The people are even more beautiful-- very friendly, welcoming church where all are truly welcome-- helping to house the homeless, the refugee, Bible Study, Sunday school, amazing director of music in Dr. Tom Gibbs and active, happy choir. Priest, Tricia Templeton is worth her weight in gold-- preaching liberation theology of the Jesus Movement. Wonderful fellowship and actively supporting one another through thick and thin. Come and see! 4393 Garmon Rd, Atlanta, GA. Love abounds!

I used to attend this church, until I realized that they only preach hate and negativity. I didn't…read morewant to be associated with that, or have that influence my thought processes, so I left - along with many others. The congregation members will be sweet to your face, but talk about you behind your back (this didn't happen directly to me, to my knowledge, but I have heard them trash talk each other, even using racial slurs). Be very cautious, should you choose to attend, and keep your guard up.

This church is such a great place to worship. Everyone is friendly and the preacher is the best…read moreall around.