Church profile
First Baptist Church of Graymont
Baptist · Birmingham, AL
Baptist in Birmingham
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About this church
First Baptist Church Graymont is at 100 9th Court West in Birmingham, Alabama. Sunday School begins at 9:30 a.m., followed by the worship service at 11 a.m. The congregation was organized in November 1885 in a community in what was then the western edge of Birmingham, called Newton, and it began as a Sunday school for neighborhood children. The history page traces the move from a rented space to a lot and store purchased by church members, the building of a small white frame church, and a school that served the neighborhood's children for years.
The website describes the church as a place for worship, community outreach and fellowship, rooted in the Holy Scriptures, and says people of every age, gender and race are invited. The site has pages for leadership, community, news and updates, pictures and memories of the church's past, and a worship service videos page for those who cannot attend in person. A pastor emeritus and a current pastor are named on the history page, and the church notes a long tradition of music ministry. The website gives little detail about specific weekly ministries, so call (205) 252-4524 or check the website to confirm current times, programs and any midweek activities before visiting.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Service times, address, history · Worship service videos page
Service times
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Location
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1530 6th Ave N
Sunday School — 9:30 AM
Researched profile2120 3rd Ave N
Saturday Vigil Mass — 5:00 PM
Researched profile2545 Valleydale Rd
Sunday Worship — 8:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:30 AM
Researched profile100 Mike Moore Blvd #92
Weekend Service — 10:00 AM CT
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