Church profile
Triana Cumberland Presbyterian Church in America
Cumberland Presbyterian Church in America · Triana, AL
Cumberland Presbyterian Church in America in Triana
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About this church
Triana Cumberland Presbyterian Church in America worships at 263 Stone Street in Triana, Alabama. Sunday School begins at 9:30 a.m., followed by Sunday worship at 11:00 a.m. The congregation describes itself as a fellowship of believers who study Scripture and gather to praise, worship, and serve. It belongs to the Huntsville Presbytery, the Alabama Synod, and the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in America. The church was the first Black Cumberland Presbyterian congregation in Madison County and has met in Triana for well over a century.
The ministry list covers education, music, and service. Education includes Sunday School, Bible study, and Vacation Bible School. Men's, Women's, and Youth ministries meet separately. Music groups include an Inspirational Choir, Male Chorus, Praise Dance, Women's Ensemble, and Youth Choir. Other teams include ushers of all ages, a food ministry, and an audio/video ministry. Outreach includes an annual revival, youth camps, work with CARES Incorporated, and a community breakfast hosted with the Boys and Girls Club. The church's fellowship hall sits alongside the sanctuary. Visitors can find an events calendar on the website. Confirm service times by calling the church office at 256-461-0206 or emailing the church secretary before a first visit.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Homepage: service times, address, phone, denomination · Church history, outreach, and ministries · List of education, music, and outreach ministries
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