Churches in Dothan AL

When relocating, it’s important to find your community. At Tom West Company, we understand the value of fellowship. We have a wide selection of Christian churches and Jewish Temples in the Dothan, AL, area, and we hope that you find one that you might feel comfortable in calling home. If you have any questions about any of the churches, please check the links and you’ll be able to find out more about any one of the many Dothan area churches.

Saint Columba Catholic Church
St. Columba Catholic Church serves all of Houston and part of Henry counties in Southeast Alabama.

Cornerstone Bible Church
Now offering kid zone ministries, youth ministries and NOW Student ministries.

First United Methodist Church
First United Methodist offers children’s ministry, teen ministry, and older adult ministries along with many more.

First Baptist Church
A wide range of ministries including preschool ministries, music ministries, women and men ministries. There is also a child development center.

Covenant United Methodist Church
A traditional yet contemporary church.

First Presbyterian Church
Plenty of opportunities for a wide selection of ministries. Childcare is available.

Greater Beulah Baptist Church
Greater Beulah offers a variety of ministries at various times and also has a Christian Academy.

Calvary Baptist Church
Providing Worship, ministries in many forms and life groups.

Episcopal Church Of the Nativity
And Anglican church offering Eucharist and a Nativity Needles club.

Harvest Church
With the Harvest Christian School and the Harvest Church app, you can purchase spirituals gifts for discovery or go to church online.

Temple Emanu-El
Founded in 1929, Temple Emanu-El is a dynamic, welcoming Reform temple in southeast Alabama.

Trinity Lutheran Church
A potluck meal is served in the Fellowship Hall the last Sunday of every month.

Wiregrass Church
Wiregrass Church designed some environments for every age and phase of your children’s lives.

Evergreen Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Presbyterian Church belongs to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).