Archives at First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta

We’re Live! Go to firstpresatl.org/tiffany to sign up for the Tiffany Talk & Tour on February 1, 2020! Space is limited so get your tickets soon! &T

We’ve got an Open House today from 9:30am to 12:30pm! Drop on by and see some of the amazing things in our collection! Including an unused window design by Louis Tiffany!

Painting by A Ten Eyck Brown, 1928

For 50 years, First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta has seen thousands of runners go past for the Peachtree Road Race. Happy 4th of July, everyone!

Our Pentecost window was created by Nicola D’Ascenzo and was installed on December 17th, 1939.

On December 28, 1937, First Pres hosted the Presbyterian Youth Convention on World Missions.

We’ve got a new exhibit in the Archives Room featuring writer and world traveler William T. Ellis and the story of our baptismal font from Ephesus!

He is risen indeed! On this Joyful Easter, we highlight our resurrection window created by Louis Tiffany and dedicated a hundred years ago on April 20, 1919.

As we observe this Good Friday, we’re highlighting the Passion Window created by Louis C. Tiffany and dedicated on May 14,1922.

We join with all caretakers of historic sacred spaces as we mourn the loss of Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris.

"Built on a rock the Church shall stand,
Even when steeples are falling;
Crumbled have spires in every land,
Bells still are chiming and calling.
Calling the young and old to rest,
But above all, the sounds distressed,
Longing for rest everlasting."
-Nickolai F.S. Grundtvig
"Built on a Rock"

Notre-Dame Cathedral: A Short History Built in the 12th and 13th centuries, the cathedral is a jewel of medieval Gothic architecture.