Martin Temple Ame Zion Church

Chicago, Illinois

Since 1946
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Contact & Location for Martin Temple Ame Zion Church

6930 S Cottage Grove Ave

Chicago, IL 60637

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About Martin Temple Ame Zion Church

Martin Temple AME Zion Church is a traditional AME Zion congregation in Chicago with roots dating to 1946, when it began at 5733 State Street under founding pastor Rev. R.H. Collins Lee. The church was named in honor of Bishop John W. Martin and is led today by Rev. Dr. James E. Davis, III. Its mission is to create a worshiping community centered on discipleship, community engagement and collaboration, and worship. Martin Temple emphasizes the values of God, discipleship, people, and community as it serves its congregation and neighborhood.

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First-Time Visitor Info for Martin Temple Ame Zion Church

Dress Code: Business casual or church attire recommended Service Format: Traditional AME Zion worship service with hymns, scripture reading, and sermon Visitor Tips: Arrive 15 minutes early, look for greeters near the main entrance to help guide you, visitors are welcome to sit anywhere in the sanctuary

Serving the community

  • Spoonful of Hope Community Kitchen

    Meals

    What their website saysthis ministry serves hot meal every Monday to the South Side of Chicago.

Groups & programs

Groups for:Women

History & building

  • Founded in 1946

    The Martin Temple story began in 1946 at 5733 State Street. It was "an outcome of a law passed during World War II".

    What their website saysThe Martin Temple story began in 1946 at 5733 State Street

Ministry, leadership and visit details above come from the church’s own website. They can change, so please confirm with the church.

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