First African Baptist Church, Savannah, GA
Originally named First Colored Baptist Church, Savannah’s First African Baptist Church traces its roots to December 1777 and is officially designated the oldest African American church in the United States. Once part of the Underground Railroad, it has served as home to the congregation ever since. Currently the church houses a museum containing archives and memorabilia that date the church back to the 18th century. A unique feature of the church is its collection of stained glass windows depicting African American subjects.
First African Baptist Church
23 Montgomery Street
Savannah, GA 31401 USA
(912) 233-6597
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