Relive the time of the 18th century by visiting this church that has so much to offer you. Come here to witness the history of the civil rights movement that had taken place and also engage into your own religious beliefs.
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The Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament is a serene place of prayer and spiritual rejuvenation that is tucked away in the Alabama countryside. The Shrine, which receives a large number of visitors each year, also houses the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration Monastery, where they live a life dedicated to God. We cordially welcome you to join them in their unceasing prayer of adoration by seeing the lovely grounds and Church.
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This church honours the gift of Christian fellowship and invites everyone, without exception, to share in life's joys and sorrows. They have dedicated themselves to pursuing Christ in all people, growing personally and spiritually, engaging in both conventional and creative worship, raising children in a healthy way, and going outside the Church.
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This church served as a lighthouse for people to come, where they may freely worship and learn about life in addition to worship. This redbrick building, which was built in 1866, that had joined the African Methodist Episcopal Denomination in 1868, is most intimately linked to the 1965 Selma movement of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) to obtain equal voting rights for blacks. Visit this Holy Place right now!
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