St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church, Episcopal church in Atlanta, Georgia
St. Bartholomew's is an Episcopal church in Atlanta with a modernist building that houses a large main sanctuary for worship. The structure includes various gathering spaces designed for different community activities and gatherings.
The church started as an organized mission in 1954 and initially met in a former barracks building. It moved to its current permanent structure in 1957, which has served as its home ever since.
The parish is known for its active music program, with several choirs that perform regularly throughout the year. Music plays an important role in how this congregation worships together and connects with the community.
The church is located on LaVista Road in Atlanta and is accessible by car for most visitors. It is helpful to check ahead for service times and any special events happening during your visit.
The congregation offers a special evening prayer service called Compline held twice monthly, featuring incense and gradually dimmed lighting. This type of service is uncommon in many modern churches and appeals to those seeking a quiet prayer experience.
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