Church profile
Harvest Community Church
Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) · Birmingham, AL
Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) in Birmingham
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About this church
Harvest Community Church is a Presbyterian Church in America congregation in the Center Point area of Birmingham, Alabama, at 4465 Pinson Valley Parkway. Sunday worship runs from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., according to the church calendar. The church began as a home Bible study in the summer of 1995, held its first worship service the following Easter, and later bought a permanent building off Highway 79. It describes itself as a fellowship of families committed to prayer, the Bible, fellowship, outreach, and missions. Confirm service times on the website before a first visit.
Midweek, a Bible study meets Wednesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. The site also lists a Sunday school, praise and worship, a women's prayer breakfast, a men's prayer breakfast, a Tuesday evening women's gathering in the Fellowship Hall, a homeless outreach, and a wellness ministry. Visitors can call the church at 205 853-5033 or email to be connected with a ministry or small group. Sermons are posted on the website and on podcast platforms such as Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and Spotify under the name Harvest CPC Podcast.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Calendar with service and Bible study times · History, PCA affiliation, beliefs · Address and phone · Newcomer connection and ministries
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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