Druid Hills Presbyterian Church

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+1 (404) 875-7591

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We recently completed a big update to our gorgeous neo-gothic sanctuary. You MUST hear the acoustics when the choir sings!

1026 Ponce de Leon Ave NE

Atlanta, GA 30306

+1 (404) 875-7591

http://www.dhpc.org

Established as a congregation in 1883, Druid Hills Presbyterian Church is located in a large stone cathedral on Ponce De Leon Avenue, across from the Publix Supermarket. The church offers a variety of ministries and programs designed to foster community fellowship and involvement. Druid Hills Presbyterian features a vibrant music ministry, including a bell choir and a sanctuary choir. Sunday Worship Services are held at 11am, and Sunday School is held at 9:30am. See the Web site for more information.

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Cliff N.

6/8/2016

Druid Hills Presbyterian is a beautiful, historic church in one of the city's greatest neighborhoods. This diverse church welcomes everyone and also opens its doors to a number of community music...

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