This church changed my life ! I went to so many churches around Nashville, I couldn't find one that…read morespoke to my soul until I came here. I've been going here for almost a year now. Pastor Jeremy is amazing . He makes service fun and is very relatable. All the pastors here are angels. I've been prayed over and held by them along with other volunteers through a dark time and healed in so many ways spiritually. I was also baptized here after a long 2 year journey back to God. The attendees are very welcoming and service is filled with the Holy Spirit. I can see it and feel it, every service. They accept you as you are with open arms. God called me home and this just happened to be the church that made that possible for me. Thank you , Cornerstone !

I attended intermittently on Wednesdays and Sundays for a few months after moving to the area…read more Teaching was solid. Music was contemporary. The church offered many different kinds of small group opportunities. Parking lot volunteers were helpful in making sure you receive assistance, if necessary or desired. I was let down by a post-service encounter. One of the prayer partners (older woman with a Karen haircut) gave me a withering up-and-down look of disdain in the restroom during one of my Sunday morning visits. I was wearing a knee-length Boden dress, not tight jeans with a muffin top. That incident alone did not dissuade me, but it didn't help.

This church was absolutely amazing. It was both a privilege and a blessing to attend the 9:00 AM…read moreservice on Sunday, February 8th, 2026. The worship team was outstanding, and the presence of God was undeniable. This is a Bible-believing, Spirit-filled church with a clear heart for discipleship--growing believers, sharing the gospel, and raising up men and women who boldly preach the Word. They stand firmly on truth, acknowledging sin without compromising Scripture, yet they love people deeply through Christ. That balance--truth and love--is rare in many places today. It is easy to see why this church is growing. It was a sincere pleasure to attend, and may God continue to bless this church, their pastors, and the entire worship team. It was truly a Spirit-moving service--one of the most impactful services I have ever attended. Herb and Bev Canning, Newfoundland, Canada.

I have gone to two Sunday services and one weds night prayer night. Great pastors and powerful…read moresermons. Friendly people as well. Nashville is blessed to have a lot of church choices, but the belonging is definitely special.

I attended this church for many years while I lived in Nashville and can highly recommend becoming…read morea member or just stopping by for a tour. It's magnificent in every way.

i cannot believe nobody has placed a review on this very beautiful ornate and historical church…read morebuilding. They participate with the arts and allow various plays and events for the community here and I attended a play and was just amazed at the architecture and grand gothic style archways and dark woods and stained glass---the old pews....it was very interesting and pretty....i recommend stopping in and checking it out if you are into old buildings and history...

**April 2025: Easter Sunday Visit**…read more My friend and I were in Nashville for the weekend and wanted to attend Easter service. I found Woodmont Christian Church online and decided to participate in their traditional service (11am) in their main chapel. It was very busy on the day of my visit. I believe 2nd service just finished so there were many people going in and out of the parking lot so I recommend coming at least 20 minutes beforehand to give yourself time for parking. The sanctuary is beautiful with lots of natural light and flowers and lilies at the alter. Guests were all dressed in their Sunday best with pastels and the choir and reverand all wore traditional ceremonial garb. All guests were given a beautiful program with There was special music that played in the beginning and Dr. Clay Stauffer delivered the message. While the service was more formal, Dr. Clay's sermon was funny, approachable and well delivered. There were a few other components to the service including the affirmation of faith and mission, hymn invitation, pastoral prayer and communion. I think the whole service was between an hour and an hour and a half. Overall I was satisfied with this church service and was glad to include it in my Nashville adventures.

The pastor is one of a kind. Bright and welcoming . We met so many wonderful people hereread more

Absolutely love the staff here at West End Community Church. They are phenomenal and care for you…read morepersonally, make you feel welcome and known, introduce you to others in order to plug in, and shepherd you well. They are so Biblically sound as well and just a great Church. Pastor John Bourgeois is just funny, welcoming, and preaching from the Word.

Pastor Carter Crenshaw is hilarious, there are things he says that will definitely stick with you…read morefor life. I like his speaking style, and I would say it's more appealing to men, if you are interested in getting your man to attend church, and convince him to dvr the football game There is a baptism every single week, so obviously a popular place for young families. you will quickly notice his spirited speaking style during the baptism, it's a hoot.

Very nice church. Beautiful inside and out. The people there were very kind and welcoming. The…read moreservice was clear and easy to hear. We couldn't see too much because of the palm trees down the middle of the church, but other than that it was perfect. Thank you

Beautiful Catholic church with very loud music and a beautiful campus/grounds. We attended the 11…read morea.m. Mass with our family (4 y/o, 3 y/o, and 20-month-old), and there were a lot of children there. There is both street parking and a parking lot. The street parking involves quite a few steps, while the parking lot entrance is easier with kids/strollers. Parking wasn't too difficult, but I'd recommend arriving at least 15 minutes early. They offered a gathering for kids ages 5-8, though many children stayed in Mass. There's no cry room, and the church itself stays fairly quiet, so I ended up taking my 20-month-old to the lobby during the homily, which worked well for us. I appreciated that the bathroom had diapers available, and there was a police officer outside throughout Mass, which made things feel safe and organized. The congregation was friendly and nicely dressed. Overall, I'd rate this as moderately family-friendly. I've been to churches both more kid-friendly and less. Mass lasted about an hour.

I love this church! I've been attending Life.Church for years and really enjoy the content every…read moreweekend.

Hi. I recently visited this church. I live out of state and wanted to attend church while on…read morevacation. Thank you Life for the warm welcome and message. I was surprised by having to listen/watch the sermon on a screen. I didn't read anywhere online that this church was a satellite church. I could have stayed home and watch on my computer or cellphone. Please post online, maybe place a sign somewhere in the front lobby or a window to read from outside.

excellen, vibrant, community focussed, Bible based church. visited on my trip to Nashville and have…read morekept in touch online ever since.

Sadly, the issue here is the body of the church. I attended and tithed for years. It is very…read moreclicky. I found the pastor's to genuine love God, but when I saw new age practices approved and coming into church: yoga, enneagram..and no one was concerned with this I knew it was time to leave. This is a lukewarm congregation but there are veins that are good- like the prayer ministry. If you have a true emergency though, you're pretty much on your own as it takes weeks for them to respond via email- if they respond at all. I think it's a good example of why people leave church. There was no call to share the gospel. If I mentioned that people looked horrified, but it's a call for those who love God to share that love with others. It was very hard as a single person to make friends. I tried, I'm not shy, was very present. It ultimately felt very feigned, like everyone was playing a role. I know no church is perfect, but something is misaligned with what leadership says they want ( a church open to all) and what it is (a church open to...some). I find more of God in the homeless people I talk to in my daily life then there. There was a lack of rawness, love, and truth. I think everyone was too cushy and comfortable.. No one noticed when I left which I also found interesting considering I was at every sunday, every prayer meeting, every home group meeting. I didn't mean to leave, but I began double attending another church where I was welcome and they are on fire for Christ, sharing the gospel, and wise to new age practices. The transition was natural. This was my first experience with a true disappointment in church, and I understand now why people don't attend church. I didn't go there to receive, but to worship. However, why would you go to a church that makes you feel more lonely? Or isn't giving anything communally. It just becomes a burden. *shrug* Wish them the best but, it's unfortunate. I think this is what happens when you are led by people raised in the church in peaceful yet privileged lives. They cannot relate to those who have experienced deeper cuts- which is most of the people who need salvation. We no longer live in the time where we can afford to hinge on polite mannerisms and church games. Cut down to the root of it and get real. People need the love of God and it is an urgent matter.