Bethel AME Church - albany - Albany (GA)

Bryan Henderson Excellent church with a phenomenal Pastor. This church is full of loving, caring people. We started going here after visiting many churches in the area about a year ago. This was the best. I encourage everyone to come here. If you are looking for a church, come visit. You wont be disappointed.

Erin Kirk I have never walked in to a more welcoming church in my life. We were greeted by several families just sitting waiting for service. The music message was beautiful. The genuine kindness in the congregation is such a blessing. The preschool is by far my favorite part. I can never thank all the wonderful teachers that made my daughter feel so loved. Mrs Wendy will forever hold a place in our hearts and we will miss everyone dearly. Although we only spent 6 months in Georgia, I can’t imagine not coming back to First Baptist for a visit. It’s a special place with very special people and the Lord knew we needed that!

Alonzo Patrick Amazing. Pastor Shane is Awesome

Natilya Daniel Love this school. The staff are awesome and really care for the kids. Also the school is so thoughtful! Buying the kids Christmas gifts and helping out the parents. Sad this is my babys last year. We will miss it.

Joanne Clay I enjoyed and I will be back again

Kevin Goodwin Great and Godly people! The Pastor, Mr. David Miller, is possibly one of the nicest guys youll ever meet! You wont leave any service at this church changed!

Melissa Laite We were looking for a service while on vacation here and Albany and Friendship Baptist did not disappoint! Super friendly pastor and congregation. Beautiful building, nice mix of ages, great worship and message. Would definitely go back for our next visit to the area.

Cassandra Johnson Awesome words of encouragement

Chukita Guigma I love visiting this church when im in town visiting family. The members are so welcoming and "the word" is always on point.

Anita Tunstall Awesome message of unity and working and walking together for Christ. Some how we get sidetracked from our true calling and success. We have to remember who we serve and strive to reach 100% and not settle for 50%. We are all called to serve, whether pastors, apostles, teachers, etc. Our society has forgotten to love and serve.