Bethel Primitive Baptist Church

About this church

Bethel Primitive Baptist Church in Clanton, Alabama, meets for worship on Sunday mornings at 10:30. The service is intentionally plain, built around congregational singing, prayer, and preaching. The church sings without instruments, using voices alone, and worship is family-integrated, so children and adults sit and take part together rather than separating by age or gender. The church describes its message as Christ-centered and centered on salvation by grace, and its site says the congregation was constituted in 1855.

The church sits just outside Clanton at the corner of County Road 47 and County Road 434, with a physical address of 3768 County Rd 47. The site notes that mail should not be sent to that address, and that the location is less than 40 minutes from the University of Montevallo and downtown Montgomery. First-time visitors can find a What to Expect page, a Questions & Answers page, and a statement of beliefs on the website, along with sermon recordings and a commentary on the Primitive Baptist Articles of Faith on YouTube. Other pages list related resources, including The PB Perspective, March To Zion Ministries, and a Sovereign Grace Bookstore. The site offers a contact form for questions before a visit. Visitors should confirm the Sunday time on the website before attending.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Home page: Sunday 10:30 service, location, tagline · Address, service time, directions from Montgomery · History (1855), worship style, family-integrated

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