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The Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) was founded in 1973 by conservative Presbyterians who left the Presbyterian Church in the United States (PCUS) over concerns about theological liberalism and social activism. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the PCA is the second largest Presbyterian denomination in the US with approximately 1,600 churches and 400,000 members. The PCA holds to the Westminster Confession of Faith, male-only ordination, and a conservative evangelical social ethic, and supports Mission to the World for international missions, Mission to North America for church planting, and Reformed Theological Seminary.

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Redeemer Presbyterian Church

Redeemer Presbyterian Church

Florence, Alabama

Redeemer Church of the Shoals is a congregation of the Presbyterian Church in America in Florence, led by Pastor Mark Robertson. Sunday mornings include seasonal community classes at 9:00 AM, fellowship at 10:00 AM, and worship at 10:30 AM. Worship blends modern and traditional music with preaching from the Bible. Nursery care, toddler classes, and children's church help younger children take part in church life, and Sunday School serves children through sixth grade and youth. Students gather on Wednesday evenings for food, fellowship, and Bible study. College ministry partners with Campus Outreach at the University of North Alabama. Life-on-life discipleship groups, men's and women's studies, and ministry teams provide opportunities to grow and serve. The church supports local partners including Common Ground Shoals and Shoals Sav-a-Life, as well as international mission work.

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Redeemer Presbyterian Church

Gardendale, Alabama

Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Gardendale is a congregation of the Presbyterian Church in America led by Pastor Wayne Shelton. Sunday School meets at 9:00 AM with classes from preschool through adulthood, followed by worship at 10:00 AM. Worship includes prayer, Scripture reading, preaching, singing, public confession of faith, and communion. Children are welcome, and dress is casual. At 5:00 PM, children ages six through twelve attend Kid's Quest Catechism Club while teens and adults study the Westminster Confession of Faith. Community groups provide opportunities for Bible study, shared meals, prayer, and neighborhood service. The church holds to the Westminster Standards and the Three Forms of Unity and seeks to serve north Jefferson County through local festivals, community events, and school service projects.

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