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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - Russellville, Alabama
Latter-day Saint · Russellville, AL


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About this church
Russellville, Alabama is home to a meetinghouse of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, at 151 Carney Ln. The next nearest meetinghouse is in Florence, about 21.1 miles away, and an accessible entrance, parking, restrooms and seating are all part of the building.
The Russellville Ward meets at 10 a.m., for a sacrament meeting lasting close to an hour, filled with hymns, prayers, the sacrament of bread and water, and talks from congregation members, followed by a second hour of classes that includes Primary for children. There's no charge to attend the Russellville Ward and no plate is passed for an offering; Sunday dress is common among regulars, but a guest need not match it. Like most Latter-day Saint meetinghouses, the one in Russellville also includes classrooms and a cultural hall that doubles as a gymnasium. Because Russellville's meeting times are locally set and subject to change, confirming by phone before a first visit is worth doing.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed September 21, 2026. Sources: Congregations and meeting times · Meetinghouse details and current meeting times · Building location, hours and accessibility
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Hours
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Location
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1700 N Jackson Ave
Saturday Mass (Spanish) — 7:00 PM
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Sunday Morning Worship — 8:15 AM
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Sunday School — 9:30 a.m.
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Sunday Bible Classes — 9:30 AM
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