Saint Mark AME Church
1036 Euclid Ave, Louisville, KY 40208
About Saint Mark AME Church
Saint Mark AME Church is located in Louisville, Kentucky, in a neighborhood that reflects the city's rich African American heritage and cultural history. The church sits at 1036 Euclid Avenue, positioning it within a community with deep roots in the local area. As part of the African Methodist Episcopal denomination, Saint Mark represents a tradition of Methodist theology and practice shaped by the African American experience. Saint Mark AME Church serves its congregation and the surrounding Louisville community through its ministry and worship. The church maintains an active presence in the area, drawing members who seek spiritual growth and fellowship within the AME tradition. The church is located at 1036 Euclid Avenue in Louisville. Members and visitors can find Saint Mark AME Church at this address for worship services and community engagement. The church has received positive recognition, with an average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars based on community feedback. Those interested in attending or learning more about Saint Mark AME Church's specific service times and current activities are encouraged to contact the church directly or visit during regular hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What time does Saint Mark AME Church hold services?
Where is Saint Mark AME Church located?
1036 Euclid Ave, Louisville, KY 40208
What denomination is Saint Mark AME Church?
Saint Mark AME Church is a Methodist church.
How do I contact Saint Mark AME Church?
Call (502) 634-5888.
What is Saint Mark AME Church known for?
Saint Mark AME Church is located in Louisville, Kentucky, in a neighborhood that reflects the city's rich African American heritage and cultural history.