Autumn in Atlanta:

Religious Community, Festival and Celebration



Photo © 2003 The Pluralism Project



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"Greek dancing is not religion," says Father Paul Keriotis Ephemerios, the associate pastor. "That happens inside the church. But the dancing is related. God is with us whatever we do. This dancing and rejoicing, it happens as a continuation of faith traditions, and the costumes represent our right frame of mind."