About Us
Mount Zion Baptist Church
11232 Mt. Zion Church Road
Brandy Station, Virginia 22714
(540) 825-1440
Welcome: Welcome to the Mount Zion Baptist Church, Alanthus website. Thank you for visiting this site, but we hope to see you at Mount Zion in the near future. We love visitors and desire to serve you and your spiritual needs by the grace of God. If you are new to the area and need a church home, we believe that Mount Zion is a good a place to serve and worship God in spirit and in truth. We are growing spiritually as we develop various ministries to meet the needs of our growing congregation. Come join us and experience the exciting work of God!
Church Services: Worship is held on every 1st , 2nd and 3rd Sunday of the month beginning with Sunday School at 10:00 am and devotional worship at 11:00 am. We have a correspondence bible study program with fill-in the blank handouts that require individuals to search the scripture. Check our calendar for other worship opportunities.
Church History: Mount Zion Baptist Church, Alanthus, Culpeper County, Virginia was first known as Mount Zion Colored Church, Mt. Zion, Virginia. The land on which it is built was purchased by deed on March 20, 1876. The congregation included former slaves and their offspring. Family surnames included Adams, Banks, Bundy, Carpenter, Franklin, Jackson, James, Jasper, Latham, Moon, Robinson, and Weston. According to available records, the current and 16th Pastor, Sylvester H. Brown was installed on June 9, 2013. We are a family-oriented church with the biblical mandate to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ, glorify God, and love our fellow believers and our neighbors. Since 2013, we have completed several projects in pursuit of improving the facilities and increasing the spiritual growth of the congregation. We have renovated the sanctuary both externally and internally. With the help of the Almighty God, we have upgraded the flooring, walls, ceiling, lighting, gutter system, siding, and sound system. Addtitionally, we have removed old chimneys and pews.