I really enjoyed going here. It was a nontraditional service when I went it was more interactive. I…read morelike that the pastor and other leaders after the sermon, went into individual meetings rooms, and prayed with people who wanted prayer. This is a very intimate and quaint church to me. There is plenty of parking it's in the Kroger shopping place on Memorial Drive adjacent to the Walmart. There is a mix of people mainly predominantly white. Everyone was very pleasant. You even are offered coffee when you first walk in.

This has been our church home for 10 years. It's been a great community to grow with. They preach…read morethe gospel and serve faithfully.

I attended church here with my daughter (07/19, 08:00 am service). Although for political reasons…read moreI haven't regularly attended church since Nov. 2012, I really enjoyed the spirit-filled service preached by the Executive Pastor. I particularly enjoyed the praise service and the lady who led the 2nd song. She was really good. I hope she sings more often for I could really feel the Spirit in her song. I'm a Professor of History and Politics and write a critical thinking blog to fight against the state-mandated propaganda and miseducation they are teaching our children @ www.EllisWashingtonReport.com. Feel free to send my blog to all the Pastoral and Support Staff.

I came here with TST and had such a powerful experience. The worship music was so good that I got…read morecompletely lost in it before I even entered the sanctuary while still waiting in line! Someone actually had to pull me forward when the line moved. The sermon was biblically sound, which is always the most important thing for me. I left feeling spiritually fed and strengthened. After service, the wisdom imparted by the elders was truly golden; exactly what I needed to hear in this season. I'm very grateful for the experience and would absolutely recommend 2819 Church to anyone seeking genuine worship, solid biblical teaching, and a community that pours into you.

Been coming here since I was little. Best people in the world are here - everyone is accepting of…read moreanyone no matter who they are or where they've been in life. Recently built a new youth space, which is awesome. If you're looking for a safe, welcoming church, this is it!

This is a great church! Very mission-oriented, everyone is welcome, wonderful community spirit…read more Come join us! Summer worship is at 10:00 a.m. followed by lemonade.

My husband and I have been part of this church family for over six years and can wholeheartedly…read morerecommend this place as welcoming to everyone.

This is an amazing church that cares about the community, the environment, justice, mercy and love…read more After being kicked out of my Baptist church because I was gay, this community opened their arms and showed me the kind of love that I was afraid the Church no longer was capable of giving. I'm proud to be a part of this beautiful, vibrant congregation. Pastor Michael Piazza's leadership, his passion for justice, equality, and the progressive Christian movement continually inspires me to be a better Christian, neighbor, and citizen. This place is definitely worth checking out!

Saint Mark is located in the heart of the Midtown neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia. All people are…read morewelcome at Saint Mark. No matter your gender identity, race, nationality, age, sexuality, or religious background, you are welcome there. No matter what you are struggling with, or where you are on your spiritual journey, you are welcome there - without judgment. No matter what religious institution ever made you feel unwelcome, you are welcome here. I have been a member of St. Mark UMC Atlanta since 2006, and have served in a variety of lay leadership roles over the years. It's an amazing place, where TRULY everyone is welcome. It doesn't matter what you wear, or if you have a home, you are welcome. It's an amazing place, and I hope more folks will find it can attend.

I came with James Bemberg weekly to help feed the homeless-was a wonderful experience and I hope to…read morecome again to help-if they need any!

Unitarian Universalism demands no belief beyond an active, individualized search for truth and…read moremeaning in the universe. The UU congregation of Atlanta offers not just a positive, peaceful system of non-credal religious education for children, but also a place where young geeks with a lingering sense of spirituality can find their people. We have Christians, Jews, Buddhists, Muslims, Hindus, Pagans, Agnostics and Atheists as integral parts of our fellowship. We act together to make a powerful impact in social justice issues in the Atlanta area. UUCA stands out among the UU churches in Atlanta because it has an extremely vibrant (and awesome) group of twenty- and thirty-somethings. We're more than just old hippies! Join with us to become the people the world needs. Edited because I added this to my wedding list: UUCA has an AMAZING event space which you can rent even if you are not a member if it's available. The sanctuary is round and the seating is amphitheater-style. There are skylights in the center of the ceiling. In the hallways around the outside of the sanctuary is an art gallery with rotating exhibitions of local artists and art groups -- when we had our wedding there, it was a fabulous show by the Atlanta Photographers Guild. The social hall is more than large enough for a wedding reception -- we had both a dinner and dancing with a live band, and there is a large patio outside as well as gardens for photos and a playground for the kiddos. The church allows beer and wine to be served on the premises. It's seriously a steal as event spaces go. Far less than 1/4 the price of most event spaces in Atlanta.

I grew up in this faith, but attended UUCG - in Gwinnett, went thourgh Middle and High School in…read morethe Sunday School, but this was a far cry from any baptist Sunday School. We learned about differant cultures and religions and about the world in general. It was a great experience and taught me alot about myself and interacting with others. In addition we had a great time at the UU summer camp the Mountain and always would have fun lock-ins and field trips. I highly recommend attending service here and have been going to UUCA now that I live intown. I like learning about differant religions and deciding what I belive is right, and the atmosphere here is very condusive to this. Whatever your beliefs you will be welcomed!

Welcoming group that had a luncheon after the service with great enthusiasm, food, and a well…read moreestablished community. A very loving focused message by pastor. The worship team's musical talent was superb and inspiring!

What an absolutely loving & welcoming group of people! Church meets at the Outfront Theatre. The…read moreworship style is contemporary, very anointed. Preaching is Bible based & Christ centered. The church is LGBTQIA+ affirming.

You take money from the people? You should start a food bank. We are in troubling times were God is…read morelooking at all of us to see who is doing the right thing. We had a desperate mother call, begging for formula with a baby screaming on the other end and your church denied her help. What a great church you are.

The woman answering the calls was incredibly rude and showed zero empathy or compassion. Imagine…read morebeing desperate for help and being told to just "leave your name and number." Imagine if Jesus had done that. She's representing the church, yet her response was cold and dismissive. Whatever happened to "treat others the way you want to be treated" Or better yet, "practice what you preach"? This isn't how you bring new believers in. This is how you push them away.