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Quarry Church
Southern Baptist · Alabaster, AL
Southern Baptist in Alabaster
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About this church
Quarry Church in Alabaster meets on Sunday mornings at 7183 Highway 119, with groups at 9:15 a.m. and worship at 10:45. The services are casual, with singing, prayer and a message that works through Scripture passage by passage. The church is Southern Baptist and holds to the Baptist Faith and Message 2000. It began as a replant in June 2024, when Southside Baptist Church partnered with Liberty Baptist Church in Chelsea, building on gospel ministry in the area that dates to 1971. The name comes from 1 Peter 2:4, which describes believers as living stones.
At 9:15, groups meet for children from birth through high school, and childcare is available for birth through pre-K during the 10:45 worship service. Adults and newcomers can start with This Place Rocks, a connection class that usually follows a Sunday service, and then join a Rock Group for friendship and Bible study. People interested in baptism can text the church for next steps. There is no dress code. The church is renovating a larger worship space, and services can be watched online. Confirm times at (205) 605-9437 before visiting.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Service times, address, story · Plan your visit: kids, dress, next steps · History, mission, values · Southern Baptist confession
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