Discover Where History and Faith Converge
Experience the sacred grounds where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. began his journey as a
pastor and civil rights leader. At Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church and the
historic Parsonage Museum, you’ll step into the very spaces where courage was
cultivated and the Montgomery Bus Boycott was planned. Stand in the sanctuary where
Dr. King delivered powerful sermons that would echo through history, and visit the
intimate family home where he lived during those transformative early years of the civil
rights movement. Our guided tours offer a deeply moving glimpse into the daily life and
extraordinary ministry of one of America’s greatest leaders. Whether you’re a history
enthusiast, a person of faith, or simply someone seeking inspiration, these hallowed
halls tell a story of hope, determination, and the power of community to create lasting
change. Come see where a young pastor’s vision helped reshape a nation’s
conscience.
For group tours of the Parsonage Museum or Church (6 or more), use the
links above to book online. (These links cannot be used to purchase tickets for
less than 6 people. For tours of either location with less than 6
people, please, call to schedule an appointment.)
Parsonage Hours: Fri and Sat 10am to 4pm. Tours on other days by
appointment.
Church tours by appointment only
For appointments to tour either the Parsonage Museum or the Church,
please call (334) 261-3270
NO TOURS OFFERED ON SUNDAYS AND MONDAYS