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Fletcher's Chapel Primitive Baptist Church No. 1
Primitive Baptist · Madison, AL
Primitive Baptist in Madison
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About this church
Fletcher's Chapel Primitive Baptist Church No. 1 in Madison, Alabama, gathers on Sunday mornings, with Sunday School at 8:40 a.m. followed by morning worship at 10:00 a.m. The congregation describes itself as a body of baptized believers and followers of Christ. Its mission statement speaks of being a beacon of Christ in the community and of laboring in the gospel harvest. A midweek gathering called Mid-Week Recharge meets Wednesday at noon, and the site lists Bible study alongside it. Confirm times with the church before visiting, since schedules can change.
The church worships at 30592 Hardiman Road, on a property of several acres the congregation bought in 2000. Its current building was completed in 2009. The congregation traces its beginnings to 1908 in Greenbrier, Alabama. The site lists a range of ministries: an Educational Board and Sunday School Ministry, Usher, Brotherhood, and Kitchen ministries, an Audio Media and Video Ministry, a Nurse Guild, and a Pastor's Aide Ministry. The site also has pages for a retired pastor and a pastoral search, so first-time visitors may want to call 256-325-0327 for current details about services and leadership.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Home page: service times, address, mission statement · Church history, 2009 move to Hardiman Road · List of church ministries · Contact page: address and phone
Service times
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Location
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