First Tabernacle Beth El - Atlanta, Georgia

10/11/2026

10/11/2026

🍁🎉 TODAY IS THE DAY! 🍂

Food, fun, family & fellowship! Come celebrate with us at First Tabernacle Beth-El Atlanta! 💎

🍂 See you there!

10/10/2026

✨️ Sabbath Sermon Highlights✨️
Elder Raymond Madison Jr. - Local Pastor
📖 Joshua 1:1–5
Theme: “Arise and Cross Over!”

Life is full of transitions. Sometimes we struggle between holding on to yesterday and stepping into tomorrow. But just because a season has ended doesn't mean God's work is finished!

Three powerful reminders:
✨ God is still speaking❗️Seasons change, people change, and challenges arise, but God's purpose continues.

✨ Your faith must have feet❗️It's not enough to pray for growth while resisting change. Faith requires action! Stop standing at the Jordan River and start walking toward your promise.

✨ God's presence is perpetual❗️“As I was with Moses, so I will be with thee.” (Joshua 1:5) The same God who brought us through yesterday will lead us into tomorrow.

The generation may be different. The challenges may be different. But GOD IS STILL THE SAME💥

After 120 years, our testimony remains: God has been faithful, and He's not finished with us yet!💪🏾

🙌🏽 Arise! It's time to cross over!

Happy Sabbath 🙏🏾

10/09/2026

First Tabernacle Beth-El Atlanta celebrates 120 Years of Faith, Family & Community!

We look forward to seeing you tomorrow 🫶🏾

📅 Saturday, October 10
📖 Sabbath School | 9:30 AM
🙌🏽 Worship Service | 11:00 AM
🏠 Open House & Fellowship | 1:00 PM
📍 571 Irwin Street, Atlanta, GA

✨ Come worship. Come connect. Come experience something different! ALL ARE WELCOME! 💎

Happy Sabbath 🙏🏾

10/03/2026

✨️Sabbath Sermon Highlights ✨️
Deacon Conrad Walters
📖 Deuteronomy 8:1–2
Theme: “That We May Remember, Lest We Forget”

There is power in a sanctified memory. When we remember what God has already brought us through, yesterday’s victory gives us courage for today’s battle.

Israel walked, but God led. Israel crossed the wilderness, but God chose the way. The wilderness wasn’t meant to destroy them—it taught them how to trust God.

✨ We are not self-made; we are mercy-made.✨️

Sometimes our greatest danger isn’t the wilderness—it’s the land of plenty❗️
Fullness can produce forgetfulness. An empty hand quickly reaches toward Heaven, but a full hand can forget Who filled it.

💥Don’t enjoy the gift and forget the Giver.
💥Don’t live in the house and stop honoring the Builder.
💥Don’t let a larger house reduce your prayer closet.

Remember the daily mercies. Remember who kept you. Remember who carried you. If God brought you this far, He will not abandon you the rest of the way.💪🏾

And remembrance must be generational. Don’t just leave our children property—leave them praise. Let them hear the testimony, see the worship, and know the God who brought us through.💙

👉🏾Your testimony is fuel for your future.

Remember the blessings.🙌🏾
Remember the wilderness.🙌🏾
Remember the lessons.🙌🏾

Remember the LORD, lest we forget❗️

Happy Sabbath 🙏🏾

10/02/2026

🍂 FALL FUN IS COMING TO THE OLD FOURTH WARD! 🍂

Join First Tabernacle Beth-El Atlanta for our Fall Festival! 🍁

📅 Sunday, October 11
⏰ 1–6 PM
📍 571 Irwin St., Atlanta

🍰 Bake Sale • 🏀 Games • 🎶 Music • 🏰 Bouncy House • 🍽️ Food • 🧘🏽 Yoga • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Fun

FREE & OPEN TO ALL! Bring your family, friends & neighbors! 💎

09/29/2026

🎉 120 Years. Two Days. One Community. Will YOU join us?

Come celebrate 120 years of Faith, Family & Community with First Tabernacle Beth-El Atlanta!

🙏🏽 Saturday, October 10 — Worship + Open House
🍂 Sunday, October 11 — Fall Festival
We’re celebrating—and we want YOU there!

📍 571 Irwin St., Atlanta