African American churches -- Georgia -- Atlanta
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Black Church History Collection
The Black Church History collection consists of items from various churches in the Atlanta area and throughout the South. These items range from church histories to annual events and programs. These materials give insight into these various religious institutions and their community efforts. The date ranges of this collection are 1970-2002.
First Congregational Church, U.C.C., Atlanta, Georgia records
The First Congregational Church Records is 16 linear feet and date from 1874 through 1995. Found within the collection are Church History Records, Church Order of Service, Church Financial Records, Church Administrative Records, Church Anniversaries, Programs and Events, Church Social Clubs, Church Pastor’s Newsletters, Seasonal Greeting and Invitation Cards , and Church Photograph Collection.
Jesse O. Thomas papers
The Jesse O. Thomas papers document his career and family life spanning more than 70 years, including his positions with the National Urban League, Negro Centennial Exposition, Government and the American Red Cross.
The collection contains a significant amount of correspondence, speeches, press releases, minutes, reports, publications, articles, photographs, programs, manuscripts, travel documents, and notes.
Turner Monumental A.M.E. Church collection
The collection consists of 1.5 linear feet of Church Program and Printed/Published Materials, spanning the date range from 1949 to 2023. Most of the materials are church programs, with additional printed and published materials related to the church's activities during this period. These materials reflect the rich history and spiritual leadership of Turner Monumental AME Church, an institution with deep roots in the Atlanta Kirkwood community.