Inman Park United Methodist Church

Inman Park United Methodist Church is an historic church that is located in Inman Park, Atlanta’s first “garden suburb.” The congregation dates from 1866. The church building was dedicated on April 17, 1898. It is constructed of Stone Mountain granite and was designed in the Romanesque style by Willis Franklin Denny, II. Mr. Denny also designed the notable Atlanta landmarks of St. Mark United Methodist Church, First United Methodist Church and Rhodes Hall.

Inman Park United Methodist Church has stood in the role of “Mother Church” to many undertakings in Inman Park and beyond. Emory University, Emory University Hospital, Epworth UMC and Druid Hills UMC all have roots in this church. Today, Inman Park United Methodist Church is a vital part of its community. Its walls shelter both a diverse congregation and its community neighbors. IPUMC is a place of warmth, fellowship and devotion.