African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Churches in Pleasanton, CA

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1. Tri City AME Church

510-489-7067Call Now

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African Methodist Episcopal Churches Churches & Places of Worship

201 E St, Union City, CA 94587

35 Years

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2. Victory Center AME Zion

510-429-8700Call Now

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African Methodist Episcopal Churches Episcopal Churches Churches & Places of Worship

33527 Western Ave, Union City, CA 94587

3. First AME Church

510-655-1527Call Now Visit Website

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African Methodist Episcopal Churches Churches & Places of Worship Religious Organizations

530 37th St, Oakland, CA 94609

OPEN NOW:9:00 am - 5:00 pm

4. St. James African Methodist Episcopal

408-251-1588Call Now Visit Website

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African Methodist Episcopal Churches Churches & Places of Worship

1916 E San Antonio St, San Jose, CA 95116

OPEN 24 HOURS

5. Brookins AME Church

510-568-8954Call Now

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African Methodist Episcopal Churches Churches & Places of Worship

2201 73rd Ave, Oakland, CA 94605

6. First AME Community Church

925-458-0521Call Now

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African Methodist Episcopal Churches Churches & Places of Worship

2915 Willow Pass Rd, Bay Point, CA 94565

7. University AME Zion Church

650-272-6742Call Now Visit Website

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African Methodist Episcopal Churches Episcopal Churches Churches & Places of Worship

3549 Middlefield Rd, Palo Alto, CA 94306

OPEN NOW:10:00 am - 3:00 pm

From Business: Welcome to University AME Zion Church in Palo Alto! Our mission is clear: to reach our community, care for people, and foster growth in Christ. As a historically Black Church…

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8. Parks Chapel AME Church

510-654-8758Call Now Visit Website

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African Methodist Episcopal Churches Episcopal Churches Churches & Places of Worship

476 34th St, Oakland, CA 94609

OPEN NOW:10:00 am - 3:00 pm

From Business: Named in honor of the late Rt. Rev. H.B. Parks, Parks Chapel was organized as a mission in September 1919, by Rev. J.M. Brown, then minister at First African Methodist…