Mt. Pisgah Worship Center of Seventh-day Adventists

About this church

Mt. Pisgah Worship Center of Seventh-day Adventists in Troy, Alabama, meets on Saturday, the Sabbath. The morning begins with Sabbath School, a time of Bible study, at 9:30 a.m. A short break follows before the worship service. The site lists the service at 10:40 a.m. on some pages and 11:00 a.m. on others, so visitors should confirm the start time before attending. Worship includes singing, prayer and a sermon that usually runs 25 to 30 minutes. The music is typically contemporary gospel, hymns and praise choruses, accompanied by organ. The church says visitors do not need to dress up and may wear whatever is comfortable. Many greet one another with 'Happy Sabbath.'

Adult Sabbath School classes generally follow a 13-week study guide called the Sabbath School Quarterly, and a free copy is available for anyone who asks the greeter or teacher. Children have a special time at the end of the adult class, and the website's Bible Study Guides page offers age-appropriate activities and stories for the week. A midweek Bible study and fellowship meets Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. A media team records services, and the sermons are posted online. Visitors who want prayer or conversation can stay seated after the service, and a leader will come to meet them. The church is at 210 W Normal Ave, and its stated aim is to reach people in Troy and the surrounding area who are not part of a church.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Plan Your Visit: Sabbath School, worship format, dress, children · Contact page: address, phone, service times · Ministries: Bible study, media ministry, worship times · About Us: mission, vision, Adventist identity

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