Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church (Little Shiloh)

About this church

Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church, historically called Little Shiloh, is a Black Primitive Baptist congregation in Madison, Alabama. Organized in 1907 through the Steadfast Indian Creek Primitive Baptist Association, the church first met in homes and later built a one-room wooden sanctuary lit by oil lamps, with a nearby creek used for baptisms. Today it describes church as family rather than only a building or weekly event. Worship is lively and Spirit-led, and ministries include choirs, media, Bible study, Sunday School, youth worship, and practical Christian formation for children and teenagers.

Sunday School begins at 9:00 a.m., followed by worship at 10:00 at 198 Browns Ferry Road. Wednesday Bible study is listed at 5:30 p.m. on the homepage and current event calendar, although a separate contact-page line shows 6:30; the repeated 5:30 listings appear more current, but visitors should confirm. Guests can expect expressive worship that may include raised hands, prayer, laughter, and tears without pressure to imitate others. Youth programs use age-appropriate Bible teaching and encourage service. Communion Sundays and visits to sister churches can alter the ordinary schedule, so check upcoming events before traveling.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church home and schedule · What to Expect · About Little Shiloh and its history · Upcoming Events and current times

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