Berkeley Mt Zion Baptist Church

San Francisco, California

Berkeley Mt. Zion Baptist Church is located in Berkeley, California. The church emphasizes empowering the people of God to live out their faith beyond Sunday morning. They offer multiple weekly services and programs including Sunday worship celebrations, virtual learning institutes, children's and teen programs, as well as midweek study sessions. The church provides both in-person and virtual attendance options through various platforms including Facebook Live, YouTube, and Zoom.

Address

1400 Eighth St, Berkeley, CA 94710

Denomination

Baptist

Phone

(510) 524-1204

Services

Worship

Sun10:00 AM

Other

Sun8:30 AM, 10:00 AM

Wed12:00 PM, 7:00 PM

Ministries

Sunday School

Sun10:00 AM

Last updated May 2026

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100-200

estimated members

This is likely one of 163 Baptist congregations in Alameda County, CA. Baptist accounts for 4% of the county's 1,085 congregations.

This estimate comes from ARDA 2020 data for churches of this size and denomination in the county.

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