Hughlett Temple AME Zion Church

About Hughlett Temple AME Zion Church

# Hughlett Temple AME Zion Church Hughlett Temple AME Zion Church is located in Louisville, Kentucky's West End neighborhood, an area with deep historical significance in the city's African American community. The church sits at 2115 W Jefferson Street, serving this established residential and commercial district. As a Methodist congregation affiliated with the African Methodist Episcopal Zion denomination, Hughlett Temple represents a faith tradition with roots extending back to the founding of the AME Zion church in 1796. The congregation at Hughlett Temple gathers regularly for worship and spiritual development. The church maintains an active presence in its neighborhood, offering fellowship and religious instruction to its members and the broader community. The church's commitment to its mission is reflected in the strong engagement of its congregation and the relationships it has cultivated over its years of service in Louisville. Hughlett Temple welcomes visitors and community members to its services at 2115 W Jefferson Street. Those interested in learning more about the church's service schedule, current programs, and ways to get involved are encouraged to visit the church's website at http://www.hughletttemple.com/. The congregation has earned a 4.7 out of 5 rating from community members, reflecting the positive experiences of those who have participated in the church's worship and activities. For additional information or inquiries, prospective visitors can contact the church directly through its website.

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