Church profile
Beulah Baptist Church
Baptist · Tuscaloosa, AL
Baptist in Tuscaloosa
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About this church
Beulah Baptist Church is located at 3100 25th Street in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Sunday morning worship is held at 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., and Bible study meets on Wednesday nights at 6:00 p.m. The church describes itself as a Bible-based congregation where God's word is taught and applied to everyday life, and its stated mission is to win souls for Christ. A watch-online link on the website offers another way to take part in services.
The church says its work centers on meeting the needs of people through a number of ministries. Those named on the website include a prison ministry, a weekly food service project, partnerships with established community organizations, and a range of service projects. Visitors are greeted at the door by ambassadors and ushers when they arrive. Questions can be sent through the contact form on the website, by email, or by phone at (205) 758-9560. The site gives few details about children's programming, parking, or dress, so first-time visitors may want to call ahead and confirm service times before attending.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 5, 2026. Sources: Worship and Bible study times, address, phone · About: ministries and mission · Home page with watch online
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Location
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