Amen corner is officially defined as "that part of a meeting-house occupied by persons who assist the preacher with occasional and irregular responses" (OED) or "a conspicuous corner in a church occupied by fervent worshipers" (Merriam-Webster). Essentially, it is a group of individuals within a church congregation who shout "Amen" (or similar phrases, such as "Praise The Lord" or "Preach it brother") whenever the preacher makes a strong point. The phrase has its roots in the Southern United States, an area with a long history of strong religious faith. It may also refer to: Amen Corner (band), 1960s British pop group Amen Corner (musical), 1983 musical Amen Corner (novel), novel by Rick Shefchik The Amen Corner , 1954 play by James Baldwin Amen Corner (golf), nickname given to the extremely difficult 11th (White Dogwood), 12th (Golden Bell), and 13th (Azalea) water holes at Augusta National Golf Club "The Amen Corner", song from the 1998 album My Arms, Your Hearse by Swedish progressive metal group Opeth "Amen Corner", Album title from musical group, Railroad Earth. Released in June, 2008 Amen Corner, the stretch of football games against Georgia and Alabama that Auburn plays each year in college football's Southeastern Conference; the game with Florida also used to be included in this stretch before the annual series was discontinued. ;Places "Amen Corner", see Fifth Avenue Hotel (1859-1908), New York City Amen Corner (London), street in the centre of London, England, near St Paul's Cathedral Amen Corner, area in Tooting, South London on the intersection between Mitcham Road and Southcroft Road Amen Corner, Berkshire, suburb of Bracknell, Berkshire, England Amen Corner, official street name for the corner on which St. Nicholas' Cathedral, Newcastle upon Tyne, is situated

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Amen corner is officially defined as "that part of a meeting-house occupied by persons who assist the preacher with occasional and irregular responses" (OED) or "a conspicuous corner in a church occupied by fervent worshipers" (Merriam-Webster). Essentially, it is a group of individuals within a church congregation who shout "Amen" (or similar phrases, such as "Praise The Lord" or "Preach it brother") whenever the preacher makes a strong point. The phrase has its roots in the Southern United States, an area with a long history of strong religious faith.

It may also refer to:

• Amen Corner (band), 1960s British pop group
• Amen Corner (musical), 1983 musical
• Amen Corner (novel), novel by Rick Shefchik
• The Amen Corner , 1954 play by James Baldwin
• Amen Corner (golf), nickname given to the extremely difficult 11th (White Dogwood), 12th (Golden Bell), and 13th (Azalea) water holes at Augusta National Golf Club
• "The Amen Corner", song from the 1998 album My Arms, Your Hearse by Swedish progressive metal group Opeth
• "Amen Corner", Album title from musical group, Railroad Earth. Released in June, 2008
• Amen Corner, the stretch of football games against Georgia and Alabama that Auburn plays each year in college football's Southeastern Conference; the game with Florida also used to be included in this stretch before the annual series was discontinued.

;Places

• "Amen Corner", see Fifth Avenue Hotel (1859-1908), New York City
• Amen Corner (London), street in the centre of London, England, near St Paul's Cathedral
• Amen Corner, area in Tooting, South London on the intersection between Mitcham Road and Southcroft Road
• Amen Corner, Berkshire, suburb of Bracknell, Berkshire, England
• Amen Corner, official street name for the corner on which St. Nicholas' Cathedral, Newcastle upon Tyne, is situated