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  This is another landmark in our country's history that has been badly preserved. This place is falling apart. They need to do some renovations to preserve history. The wall was literally falling down inside. You can look at the entire place in literally 15min. There is a video they show in the basement but nothibg else is interactive or informative.

  Added May 19, 2017 by Krissy Coles
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  Atlanta Movie Tours has an Atlanta Heritage Tour. Ebenezer Baptist Church was a stop on the tour. My group was warmly welcomed by the female staff member. She provided an overview of the building and told us that the sermon playing in the sanctuary was Dr. King's "Drum Major Instinct". This was the final sermon of Dr. King before his assignation. We also found out that they keep the sanctuary clock stopped at 10:30 a.m. This represents Dr. the time of Dr. King's funeral on April 9, 1968. The church is a very unique experience. It transports you back to the late 60's.

  Added March 16, 2017 by Jeremy M. Thompson
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  I totally agree with another post that you can feel the presence of history in this church. The young preacher who does the Dr. King "I HAVE A DREAM", is gifted and annointed; he sounds just like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr...to God be the Glory!!! Hallelujah !!!

  Added November 06, 2016 by Marvin Underwood
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  Excellent historical site that is a dedication to Martin Luther King, Jr's family. The church is preserved in the way MLK would have seen it as a preacher there, and upon entering visitors listen to his powerful voice echoing around the congregation area. It's a powerful site.

  Added November 03, 2016 by Mariel Henkoff
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  I had no idea what to expect...i tell you now, i did not expect to hear the voice of MLK as i approached the main service room. my skin grew chills. my face began to pulsate. i wasnt ready to talk or react but i felt a knot in my throat. Dr King felt alive in this space and it took me a little while to approach the pulpit but I did... I passed by the organs and send paid my respects.. and then I sat to finish the sermon that was playing thru the speakers. The audio was amazing. It felt real. I love how this space is preserved..his gravesite is just a short walk away. I got to see both MLK and Coretta!.. thank you so much for this experience.

  Added August 03, 2016 by Dante Luna