1188 12th St
Oak Center - Oakland, CA 94607
(510) 444-6162
About Taylor Memorial United Methodist Church:
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Established in 1988, Taylor Memorial United Methodist Church offers Adult Fellowship, Adult Programs, Bible Study, Children's Programs, Family Programs, Men's Programs, Missionary Programs, Prayer Groups, Women's Programs, Youth Programs, Bible Based, Bible Believing, Bible Centered, Bible Class, Bible School, Bible Teaching, Junior High Programs, Kid's Programs, Ladies Programs, Middle School Programs, Missions Programs and Prayer Meetings at 1188 12th St Oak Center - Oakland, CA - Alameda County and is a business listed in the category Methodist Church and offers Christenings, Family Therapy, Guidance, Marriage Ceremonies, Pastoral Counseling, Psychiatric Services etc. After you do business with Taylor Memorial United Methodist Church, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Taylor Memorial United Methodist Church.
Category: Methodist Church
Service Features: Child Care Provided, Preaching, Attended Nursery, Babysitting Provided, Church School, Messages, Nursery Provided, Nursery School, Music, Sunday School
Location Features: Sanctuary
Special Considerations: Parking
Services: Christenings, Family Therapy, Guidance, Marriage Ceremonies, Pastoral Counseling, Psychiatric Services
Programs Offered: Adult Fellowship, Adult Programs, Bible Study, Children's Programs, Family Programs, Men's Programs, Missionary Programs, Prayer Groups, Women's Programs, Youth Programs, Bible Based, Bible Believing, Bible Centered, Bible Class, Bible School, Bible Teaching, Junior High Programs, Kid's Programs, Ladies Programs, Middle School Programs, Missions Programs, Prayer Meetings
Year Started: 1988
- Fax: (510) 444-6164
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- Adult Choir
- Attended Nursery
- Babysitting Provided
- Baptisms
- Child Care Provided
- Christenings
- Christian Counseling
- Church School
- Family Counseling
- Marriage Ceremonies
- Marriage Counseling
- Messages
- Music
- Nursery
- Nursery Provided
- Nursery School
- Pastoral Counseling
- Preaching
- Sanctuary
- special events
- Spiritual Counseling
- Sunday School
- Weddings
- Youth Choir
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