Upper Room Baptist Church

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2009 2nd Ave S
Birmingham, AL 35210
+1 (205) 951-0504
http://upper-room.baptist-online.us

Upper Room Baptist Church, located in Irondale, Alabama, is a ministry led by Pastor Ken Taylor, dedicated to serving its community through faith-based initiatives. As part of the Independent Baptist movement, this church is listed in the Baptist Ministries Database, though it operates independently and may not share all beliefs or practices in common with other ministries.

This ministry was initially added to the database without a dedicated web page, leading to the creation of a placeholder for updated information. Upper Room Baptist Church is part of a larger network that includes various independent Baptist resources and initiatives aimed at bridging communities to spiritual enlightenment.

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