About East Memorial
A Baptist church in Prattville, Alabama, centered around the truth of God’s Word and obedience to what the Lord has commanded.
Glorify God. Proclaim Christ. Make Disciples.
- Our Purpose
- Glorify God.
- Our Message
- Proclaim Christ.
- Our Mission
- Make Disciples.
Everything Centered Around Scripture
East Memorial is a Baptist church in Prattville, Alabama, and everything here is centered around Scripture. You’ll find expository preaching — the sermon says what the passage says, and the text sets the agenda. We hold to the authority and sufficiency of Scripture, a high view of God’s sovereignty, and worship chosen for its biblical content. We take the whole Bible as it is written.
A Congregation Singing, Not a Performance
At East Memorial we sing hymns and modern songs together in the same service. What decides whether we sing something isn’t how old it is or how it sounds — it’s what it says. The songs were chosen because they’re true and because they’re worth singing week after week. You’ll hear a congregation singing, not a performance. And you’ll hear our students in the choir alongside the adults, which is one of our favorite things about a Sunday morning here. More about worship here.
Men of the Word and Doctrines of the Word
Very few churches invest in a weekly deep-dive study for men. Men of the Word is exactly that. Alongside it, Doctrines of the Word is a class devoted to the core doctrines of the Christian faith — open to men and women alike.
Pastors and Staff
The people who serve here. Say hello on a Sunday — the pastors are near the welcome center after the service.
Glenn Graham Jr.
Senior Pastor
Glenn has served as the senior pastor since 1994. He and his wife, Margaret, have five grown children and 27 grandchildren. Glenn earned a Bachelor of Science from the University of South Alabama in the College of Business and Management and a Master of Divinity Degree from the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Glenn has served in pastorates in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Kentucky. Spending time with family, yard work, and reading are favorite pastimes.
Jeremy Moore
Co-Pastor & Student Pastor
Jeremy Moore serves as Co-Pastor & Student Pastor at East Memorial Baptist Church, where he has served in pastoral ministry since 2009. He is passionate about faithfully teaching God's Word, making disciples, and helping families grow in Christ. Jeremy also serves as a chaplain in the Alabama Air National Guard. He and his wife, Abigail, have six children and enjoy serving the Lord together through the local church.
Bryan Easley
Executive Pastor
Jeremy Easley
Worship & Music Pastor
Patrick Easley
Children's Pastor
Questions
The things people usually ask before a first visit. If yours isn’t here, call or email us — we’re glad to help.
Visiting
What should I wear?
Whatever you normally would wear. We have some that wear full suit and tie and we have others that wear flip flops, shorts, and a t-shirt.
Where are you located?
1779 Fairview Avenue, Prattville, AL 36066. We are across the street from Prattville Baptist Medical Complex and The Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions Office, and next to the OBGYN Associates of Montgomery office.
How long is the service?
Worship begins at 10:30 and usually ends around noon.
Where do I park?
There are no designated visitor spots — any available spot is fine.
Is the building accessible?
Yes. The building is fully ADA accessible and wheelchair-accessible parking is available. Hearing assistance is available — stop by the sound booth at 10:25 on Sunday mornings to get started.
Will I be asked to give?
An offering plate is passed during the service. As our guest, please don’t feel any pressure to give.
Children and students
What programs are available for my child or teen?
Nursery (infants through age 2) and Seeds of Grace (3 years old through kindergarten) meet during the 10:30 worship service. Grow in Grace (1st–3rd grade) begins in worship with the family, then moves to the Fellowship Hall for their own message. On the first Sunday of the month, Kids Praise meets for 1st through 6th grade during the worship service. Children and students also have their own Fellowship Groups at 9:15, and Adventure Club (3 years old–6th grade) meets Wednesdays at 6:15. Students (7th–12th grade) meet Sundays at 9:15 and Wednesdays at 6:15.
Is there childcare provided?
Yes. We have a great group of trained and vetted volunteers who are glad to care for your little ones during both the 9:15 Fellowship Group hour and the worship service.
Do I need to register my child ahead of time?
No. Check-in is to the left of the welcome desk. The first time takes a few minutes, you receive a security code, and a staff member walks with you to drop your child off.
Our church
What style of worship should I expect?
At East Memorial we sing hymns and modern songs together in the same service. What decides whether we sing something isn’t how old it is or how it sounds — it’s what it says. The songs were chosen because they’re true and because they’re worth singing week after week. You’ll hear a congregation singing, not a performance. And you’ll hear our students in the choir alongside the adults, which is one of our favorite things about a Sunday morning here.
What small group opportunities are available?
We call them Fellowship Groups, and they meet every Sunday morning at 9:15 — there are groups for all ages and stages of life. Most visitors attend worship first, and that’s completely fine.
Not sure which group is right for you? Stop by and see one of our greeters when you arrive, and we’ll be happy to help you find a group.