Georgia's Baptist tradition is shapes by a rich history and diverse influences– from Eastern and Western Protestants, to Georgian orthodoxy, and (later) to German missionaries and contemporary cultural values. This results in a deep emphasis on heritage, legacy, and communication-- not just through language, but also through music, art, faith, and shared experience.

Peace Cathedral was founded with the express goal of serving everyone. No one who walks through our door is a guest or a stranger– our hope is that you feel at home. Everything that makes you unique is welcome here.

The Peace Project began as a symbolic gesture celebrating religious diversity. A series of religious spaces-- a synagogue, mosque, and Buddhist shrine-- were built to host speakers and foster understanding of different faiths. Today, these spaces have grown into active centers for prayer and gathering. Our goal is that everyone, even those without a formal worship space, feels accepted.

Peace Cathedral works to advance equality step by step. Traditional religious hierarchies often reflected social inequalities– based on age, gender, background, status, or experience. We are committed to dismantling those barriers, and making sure everyone has equal opportunity and voice. That’s why, at Peace Cathedral, women can be ordained to every level– because we believe that all people are built in the image of God

Peace Cathedral is engaged in a variety of interfaith and community outreach projects. We are actively engaging in the Peace Pilgrimage and the Beteli Center, with several additional projects including the Order of the Sisters of St. Nino, the House for the Elderly, and the Peace Academy pending further support.