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Revision as of 08:27, 12 December 2023
Raleigh Avenue Baptist Church is a Southern Baptist church in West Homewood located at 309 Raleigh Avenue. The pastor is Michael Ent. It is a member of the Birmingham Metro Baptist Association.
In 1958 its building program was assisted by Dawson Memorial Baptist Church. In 2021 it had about 100 members.
Pastors
- Parks Redwine, -1956
- Gregory Allison, 1957-
- Bob Barnes
- Nic Seaborn, 2014-2021
- Michael Ent, 2022-
References
- "Raleigh Avenue to Get Texas Minister" (December 8, 1956) Birmingham Post-Herald Birmingham Public Library Digital Collections
- "10th Year Ended by Dr. Arendall" (February 1, 1958) Birmingham Post-Herald Birmingham Public Library Digital Collections
- Anderson, Jon (June 28, 2021) "Shades Crest Baptist Church Calls Nic Seaborn as Pastor" Hoover Sun
- Embry, Neal (July 28, 2022) "‘An answer to prayer’: Homewood natives come full circle as leaders of Raleigh Avenue Baptist Church The Homewood Star
External Links
- Raleigh Avenue Baptist Church website