We come together to encourage individual spiritual journeys, which bring into existence new definitions of what it means to be human. As a viable spiritual alternative, we seek to serve as a catalyst to make this ideal accessible to all.
Acknowledging and accepting our differences, respecting individual freedom, and aspiring to meet spiritual, intellectual and emotional needs, we reach out for spiritual bonding among and beyond ourselves.
| Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 5-7pm. Or by appt. Contact Rick at 404-226-6843 |
Victoria Trestrail has designed the First Existentialist lapel pin and it can be yours for $5. In the center of the pin is the First E labyrinth surrounded by the words "First Existentialist Congregation." Contact our office administrator, Rick Westbrook, or stop by Sunday during our Celebration of Life to pick up yours!
Please join and support the First Existentialist Congregation during 2012 by completing and returning a Pledge form. Contributions from individual donors like us make up about two thirds of our annual operating income. Your personal support of First E is important and meaningful. Pledge forms are available on the website, in the COL weekly emails and at the back of the Sanctuary. You can be a member at any pledge level.
To learn more about our Congregation and the activities we are involved in, please download and read our newletter.
If you missed our Founder's Day celebration on September 25th, 2011, please read about our Founders Day celebration of life. We are celebrating our 35th Anniversary!
| Date | Title | Speaker | Musician |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 6 | Thoughts in Mid-Spring | Kate Hauk | William "Bill" Chelton |
| May 13 | Family and the LGBT Freedom Struggle | Daniel Rivers | Sue Wilkinson |
| May 20 | Hungry Lies | Rev. Janna Nelson | Scott Hooker |
| May 27 | Environmental Justice in Georgia | Courtney Hanson | Charli Vogt |
