My wife and I visited Salem MB Church this past Saturday on the occasion of a "Home-going…read moreCelebration to remember the life of Mrs. Matella Jordan-Manning, a very dear lady who was a member of this church and who had worked in our home for many years. We had been very much aware of Mrs. Manning's love for her church and her dedicated service to it, and the reasons for her devotion were made very clear to us when we attended her funeral. Salem MB Church is a very, very loving and welcoming faith community that evidently walks the walk it talks about. We were made to feel right as though we were in our own home church. Both of us are somewhat immobile because of our age and health issues, and every need, comfort, and convenience was provided for us before we could even ask. The church was packed with its members who all came out on a very hot Saturday mid-day to express their love for their departed member and to worship their Lord in appreciation of His gift of her longtime presence among them. God's spirit not only dwells but lives and breathes life into this community of faith, and my wife and I give thanks for the blessing of being in the midst of Matella's fellow worshippers even for such a brief time.

If you have ever seen the movie O Brother Where Art Thou, you know who Robert Johnson is. Everett,…read moreDelmar, and Pete are riding in an old stolen car on some Mississippi dirt road and decide to pick up a hitch hiker. That was Robert Johnson whom in the movie is said to have sold his soul to play his guitar "real good". Robert Johnson: He was a blues singer back in the 1930's. He inspired other blues singers such as Muddy Waters. Well, this is where the old timers say he is buried. After getting out of car, it took me about 5 minutes to find his grave after fighting the mosquitos. If you come here during the summer, bring some off, even during the day they are out here because their is a river close by behind the church. You will see some other Johnson's buried here whom I assume are family members of his. You might as well visit Tallahatchie Flats which is the slave quarters land mark next door. It is only about a half mile down the road on the left. In summary, bring a camera and some off.

I have attended twice since moving here from California! I love. The delivery of service! It…read morereminds me of my church; Faithful Central Bible Church in Inglewood, California! It may very well be my new church home! Going to service this morning!

I attended to Revival on March 29, 2023 at the Flowood Location. I was with someone that was…read moredisabled that required wheelchair accessibility. We notice this location parking lot is not wheelchair accessible, at all. Although there are several parking spaces for handicap, there are not a lot of accessible Van Parking, when the dividual has to slide out coming off of a ramp. There are no wheelchair ramp slope, all the curves are extremely high and blocky whereas we were made to walk all the way down a row just to get in the building. Going into the building was fine, it's getting into the building the problem.

Small close knit church that are welcoming and friendly. I am not sure they are still a real…read moreMethodist church, maybe ecumenical.

This church has a very good preacher, great piano player and fine organ player. Church services…read moreare every Sunday morning at 11am. They have some good church members and your welcome to come visit. They have a nicely decorated building. I will come back.