Plus appréciés Attractions à Birmingham, USA

Emanuel Temple COGIC (Church Of God In Christ), has witnessed tremendous growth over the past years. It emphasizes on importance of holiness for the next generations. This church is also referred to as Holiness or Pentecostal in nature. Imbibing moral values and faith in god is what this church vouches for. Along with the regular charitable events it also hosts Youth Choir and Bible quizzes. But above all this church brings about spiritual unity in the community.

The Metro Church of God has various ministries that try and help people around them and touch their lives. The church, armed with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, conducts several programs that help individuals live life that is practically enriching and far from addictions of all sorts. Also, the Metro Church of God regularly conducts fellowship events that bring the people together for an evening filled with fun, worship and sharing.

The Library Theatre, nestled along 200 Municipal Drive in Hoover, Alabama, stands as a cultural cornerstone within the community. As an integral part of the local library, it offers a unique blend of literary and performing arts experiences. With its intimate setting and versatile stage, the theatre hosts a diverse range of events, including live performances, concerts, lectures, and film screenings. Its proximity to the library allows for seamless integration of arts and education, providing patrons with opportunities for both entertainment and intellectual enrichment. From showcasing local talent to hosting touring productions, the Library Theatre serves as a hub for creativity, collaboration, and community engagement. Through its dynamic programming and commitment to accessibility, it continues to inspire and delight audiences of all ages in Hoover and beyond.

The creation of Joe Minter, African Village in America is an innovative representation of Joe's philosophies as well as other historical incidents. The sights and scenes are built on biblical, moral and political views and facts, and the way they are created is marvellous. Joe Minter has used a huge body of castoffs and thrown away materials to build his displays, and some of these are sheer masterpieces. There is a tower of five satellite dishes that spell "JESUS", a death penalty sculpture made out of an electric chair, an injection table, and two governor reprieve phones, and many other such creations that will leave astounded at this man's creativity and expression. Those in town should not miss this.

Temple Emanu-El is a Jewish landmark in Birmingham. This architectural marvel was built in 1889 and features a domed ceiling, and intricate Corinthian columns and a pediment on its exterior facade. The synagogue is a Reform Jewish congregation and organizes worship services, prayer and study programs for the community. Live webcast of their services are available online every Friday and Saturday for a global outreach. The building is home to several spaces like the Abroms Hall, Sanctuary and Hess Chapel ideal for private functions and events.

Built in 1902, the Third Presbyterian Church at Birmingham is housed within a splendid historic building that has remained largely unaltered since its completion over 100 years ago. Constructed upon an elegant design and embellished with fine decorative details, the church continues on as an active place of worship. Amidst the church's graceful arches and beautiful stained glass windows, the church's congregation unites in prayer and worship. While the church services and practices remain firmly grounded in Scripture, it has adapted itself to meet the changing needs of its congregation.