A Church of Christ congregation serving Selma, AL. Contact the church directly for current worship times and programs.
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Congregation Size: 12
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About This Location
Casey Church of Christ serves the historic city of Selma, Alabama, a community deeply rooted in American civil rights history and Southern heritage. Located along the Alabama River in Dallas County, Selma is renowned for its pivotal role in the 1965 voting rights movement and features the iconic Edmund Pettus Bridge, making it a significant destination for visitors interested in civil rights history.
The congregation ministers within a community of approximately 18,000 residents, where Southern hospitality and historical awareness shape daily life. Selma’s neighborhoods blend antebellum architecture with modern developments, creating a unique atmosphere where past and present coexist. The city’s location in Alabama’s Black Belt region reflects both agricultural heritage and ongoing community development efforts.
Alabama has a strong tradition of Churches of Christ, with congregations throughout the state emphasizing New Testament Christianity and autonomous local governance. The fellowship at Casey Church of Christ participates in this heritage while serving their specific community’s needs.
Visitors to Selma often come to explore the National Historic Landmark District, Civil Rights Trail sites, and the nearby Cahaba River. The city offers several dining options, antique shops, and cultural attractions. Those relocating to the area will find a close-knit community with affordable housing options and proximity to Montgomery, just 50 miles southeast.
The congregation welcomes both long-time residents and newcomers, providing spiritual fellowship within this historically significant Alabama community where faith and community intersect meaningfully.