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Gillfield Baptist Church
Petersburg, Virginia 23803
23803
Gillfield Baptist Church, one of the oldest African American congregations in the City of Petersburg, had its beginning in Prince George County in 1788. The church, located at 209 Perry Street, houses:
A Sanctuary that seats 1600 people
A Chapel, capacity 150 people
Byas Fellowship Hall with full Kitchen
A Media Lounge
The Earl Vann Allgood Library
The Mamie L. Reed Heritage Room
Sunday School Classrooms
Administrative offices, with state of the art equipment
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First Baptist Church
Petersburg, VA 23803
23803
The purpose of First Baptist Church is to exist as a Christian body in unity with God and one another as a people of prayer and love, empowered by the Holy Spirit to serve God and man through EVANGELISM, CHRISTIAN EDUCATION, and MISSION. Founding Date
1756 ( The Oldest African American Baptist Congregation in the U.S.A)
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Petersburg, VA 23803
23803
Tabernacle was founded as a “holy hill” of God in 1890 and has been a beacon light in the historic City of Petersburg, Virginia more than 127 years. Our church is a “Concerned Church for ALL People,” and ours is a holistic approach to ministry, offering a broad range of religious programs for people of all ages. If you are new to the area and in need of a church home or just visiting our city, please come and worship with us.
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Covenant Presbyterian Church
Petersburg, VA
23805
Covenant Church is a vibrant multiracial, inclusive faith community centered in Jesus Christ. We are a dynamic congregation seeking to do God’s will, led by God’s love, offering God’s extravagant hospitality to all people regardless of social, economic or marital status, race, ability, sexual orientation, ethnicity, age, or previous religious affiliation.
We invite all who are seeking to know Jesus Christ into the full life and ministry of the church. This includes being welcome to the worship, sacraments, fellowship, pastoral care, and educational opportunities of the church, and also to the responsibilities of membership, service and leadership within the church.
As a congregation, we are committed to living together in mutual respect as we seek to grow in Christ, celebrate God’s love, and extend God’s love to others.