Church profile
MT Zion Church of Christ
Church of Christ · Athens, AL
Church of Christ in Athens
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About this church
Mt. Zion Church of Christ is a Restoration Movement congregation serving the Athens area from Wooley Springs Road. Sunday morning worship begins at 9:30 a.m. An early-evening class for young children starts at 4:45, followed at 5:00 by Bible classes for all ages and evening worship; the first Sunday evening of each month is devoted to singing. The Lord's Supper is available at both Sunday services, and Wednesday Bible classes meet at 7:00 p.m.
The published class list is unusually detailed, with groups for babies, preschoolers, elementary students, teenagers, young adults, and adults. That makes Mt. Zion especially easy to evaluate for households seeking age-specific Bible instruction without separating the congregation's central worship life. The church also maintains an online sermon library, a Bible-reading calendar, and a page explaining its teaching on salvation. Mt. Zion meets at 24190 Wooley Springs Road. Visitors should consult the official announcements for weather-related changes or special singing nights.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 23, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, calendar, and sermon links · Official worship times and class guide · Official plan of salvation
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