Antioch Baptist Church

Antioch Baptist Church is a Protestant church building constructed of brick with stained glass windows and a bell tower in rural Montgomery County, Alabama. The structure displays Gothic Revival features and rises above the surrounding countryside with its distinctive tower.

The congregation established this church building in the late 1800s during a period of Protestant growth in rural Alabama following the Civil War. This founding reflected the religious expansion that spread through agricultural communities during that era.

The congregation gathers here for baptisms, weddings, and funerals that mark important life transitions in the surrounding rural communities. These events are woven into the rhythm of local life and bring extended families together.

The building is visible from the road and accessible during daylight hours, though the rural location means arriving by car is most practical for visitors. The site sits away from major urban areas and retains the character of the countryside it occupies.

The church practices a model where children and elders worship together in a single gathering rather than separating by age groups. This approach emphasizes family unity and shared learning within the congregation.