Collegedale Church of Christ – Church of Christ in Troy, AL

A Church of Christ congregation serving Troy, AL. Contact the church directly for current worship times and programs.

Contact Information

Address:
701 John M Long Ave
Troy, AL 36081

Phone: 334-566-5110

Website: Visit Website

Service Times

Please call for current service times

Congregation Size: 200

📍 Location

About This Location

**Collegedale Church of Christ – Troy, AL**

Located in the heart of the Wiregrass region of southeastern Alabama, the Collegedale Church of Christ serves the vibrant community of Troy, home to Troy University and approximately 19,000 residents. This college town combines small-city charm with the energy and diversity that comes from hosting students from across Alabama and beyond.

Troy’s unique character stems from its blend of academic influence and deep Southern roots. The presence of Troy University creates a dynamic community where established families, faculty, staff, and students from various backgrounds come together. The city maintains strong connections to its agricultural heritage while embracing growth and educational excellence.

Visitors to Troy will find a welcoming community known for its hospitality and civic pride. The area offers numerous parks, recreational facilities, and cultural events throughout the year. Downtown Troy features local businesses, restaurants, and historic charm, while the university campus adds cultural and sporting activities to community life.

Alabama has a rich tradition of Churches of Christ, particularly in rural and smaller communities throughout the state. The Wiregrass region, encompassing southeastern Alabama, has historically been home to numerous congregations that emphasize New Testament Christianity and biblical worship practices.

For those relocating to the Troy area, whether for university employment, student life, or other opportunities, the community provides a stable, family-friendly environment with good schools, healthcare facilities, and reasonable cost of living compared to larger metropolitan areas.

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