We believe in individual freedom, personal responsibility, and the importance of community.
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Office Hours: Monday-Friday 5-7 pm. Or by appt. Contact Rick at 404-226-6843 |
We believe that people shouldn’t be excluded or disenfranchised because of race, gender, sexual orientation, physical or intellectual challenges, income, etc., and that we should take an active role in inclusion.
We believe it is important to support community initiatives in areas of social justice and hunger drives, to name a few, as well as projects closer to home such as accessibility improvements and youth education.
If you are intrigued, curious, excited by this different way of approaching a sense of meaning and purpose, come to a Celebration of Life, talk to a member and they’ll be glad to share their experience with you.
We welcome new members. If you'd like to join the First Existentialist Congregation, please complete and turn in 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 drop a completed pledge form in the offering plate, or send to the office.
A Documentary by Bill Haney
In the valleys of Appalachia, a battle is being fought over a mountain, a battle over protecting our health and environment from the destructive power of Big Coal. Nowhere is that concern greater than in Coal River Valley, West Virginia, where a small but passionate group of ordinary citizens are trying to stop Big Coal corporations, like Massey Energy, from continuing the devastating practice of Mountain Top Removal.
Doors open at 7:00, movie starts at 7:30. Sliding scale starting at $1, no one turned away. Popcorn, sodas, water, and other snacks available for donation.
Co-sponsored by Stop Plant Vogtle Coalition. Stay for discussion led by Courtney Hanson of WAND after the film.
To learn more about our Congregation and the activities we are involved in, please download and read our newletter.
| Date | Title | Speaker | Musician |
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| April 28 | An Unexpected Spiritual Journey | Kim Palmer | Alan Dynin |
| May 5 | Lines of A Map | Duncan Teague | Alan Dynin |
| May 12 | Honoring Mothers: Valuing Mothers as Full Women | Mona Reeves | Richard Rifkin |
| May 19 | Mother, May I? | Rev. Janna Nelson | Scott Hooker |
| May 26 | Readings, Stories and reflections of the Season--from Kate Hauk | Kate Hauk | Charli Vogt |
