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Browse 3 Presbyterian churches in Mobile, Alabama. Compare profiles by church networks and affiliations and churches with kids programs when available.
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Christ Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church in America congregation in West Mobile, Alabama. Children's and adult Sunday School begins at 9:00 AM, morning worship at 10:15 AM and evening worship at 5:00 PM. Worship includes Scripture, prayer, modern and traditional hymns, and expository preaching through books of the Bible. Childcare is available during Sunday School and worship, and a cry room helps families with young children participate. Small groups and a first-Sunday fellowship meal provide opportunities to connect. Campus Christian Fellowship serves students at the University of South Alabama. The church supports local ministries, ministry to internationals and missionaries overseas.

Christ Redeemer Church is a Presbyterian Church in America congregation in Midtown Mobile, Alabama. Sunday worship begins at 10:30 AM and centers on preaching, prayer and the sacraments. Foundations classes meet at 9:15 AM during spring and fall, with classes for children, youth and adults. Nursery care serves ages 0-3, and children's church serves ages 4-6 during the sermon. Community groups, men's and women's Bible studies and youth gatherings help people connect beyond Sunday worship. The Elderberries group welcomes adults age 60 and older for Tuesday fellowship and Bible study. Westminster Preschool serves children from three months through age 4. The congregation supports missionaries locally and around the world.

Grace Community Church is a Presbyterian Church in America congregation in Mobile, Alabama, founded in 2001. Its mission is to magnify the gospel, make disciples and multiply churches. Worship includes preaching, prayer and congregational singing. Children receive nursery care and age-appropriate Bible teaching, and the Indispensable Ones ministry supports children and families affected by disabilities. Middle and high school students gather for Bible study, fellowship and service, while college ministry connects with Campus Outreach at the University of South Alabama. Adults can join discipleship groups, Connect Groups and women's Bible studies. The Orphan Care ministry supports foster families through WRAP teams and respite nights. Grace also supports local outreach, church planting and missionaries around the world.