This is an orthodox synagogue but the people are friendly. They dont demand you pay outrageous…read moremembership fees. Not everyone is super religious but at least everyone makes an attempt. The congregation is beautiful and spiritual. All the services are in Hebrew. Its not for everyone but if you are serious about observing and learning Judaism, you are welcomed.

This is the best synagogue I have ever been to! If you are a Baal teshuva, convert, or single than…read morethis place is great for you. They allow candle lighting in the shul and have Shabbat dinners every Friday night. It's a great place to meet new people and make friends. The people are very nice and welcoming here. The shul is also absolutely beautiful. I've been coming here for over two years now. The synagogue is like a second home and the people like part of my family.

If you're in Nashville and identify with Conservative Judaism, look no further…read more No really, because it is Nashville's only Conservative shul. But all joking aside, when the wife and I first moved to Nashville, we were very happy to have a larger Jewish community. We shopped around at a few different places, but at the end of the day, we felt so welcome here. From the second we made eye contact with the usher, he greeted us warmly, asked if we were kohanim, and when we said 'no', was quick to offer an aliyah to us immediately. At one of the Reform shuls we went to, nobody even said 'hi' to us the whole time we were there. We were really impressed. So, we met with the rabbi, who was canned shortly thereafter, but we made quite a few friends our age and discovered a really vibrant, welcoming community. They also have an amazing education program, it is hands-down the best Hebrew school in town and people from all of the different congregations in town send their kids here. Great facilities, too! And we just got a fantastic new cantor, too! Really devoted to education - truly goes above and beyond. And she has a good set of pipes, too! The last thing that I will say, is that in addition to the very strong, supportive community here, they also have been very welcoming to families, especially families with young children. It is not uncommon to see lively kids of all ages having fun and playing with friends in the hallways. They always seem to have a great kiddush every Shabbat too, which doesn't hurt either. Fantastic, safe, warm welcoming home - that's how I would describe West End.

What can one say about the only Conservative shul in Nashville? Its a warm place filled with good…read morepeople. Services are a nice blend of traditional liturgy and some that are only traditional to Nashville. Its had some ups and some downs over he past few years, but it is still a place that many of us like to call our religious home. Our religious school is one of the best around and does a wonderful job of educating our children and our lay and professional leadership works fairly well together. We're currently in another post/pre rabbi period, so I'm sure that will make some people wonder about us, but we still manage to have twice daily minyan (almost every day) along with Shabbat and holiday services and strong programming.

The Temple has a gorgeous building, but the people were NOT welcoming. Their membership director…read morewas handing out prayer books and greeted me and my fiance with an over-the-top pitch about membership. It was very Classical Reform in that no one was wearing kippot or tallit. Few people sang, some moved their lips with lyrics. It seemed to be a very passive congregation. The cantor, who had a wonderful voice, was not very inviting and it often felt more like a performance. I never thought this would be a complaint of mine, but I felt there was too much English. They read the translations to almost everything aloud, including the Sh'ma, which seemed unnecessary. They did not read names for those in the community in need of healing and they skipped Aleinu. Overall, not a great experience. I've been to worse, but definitely won't be repeating this experience.

congregation and staff were warm and welcoming. great to visit and attend a meaningful shabbatread more

The Gordon Jewish Community Center is one of the most vibrant JCC's in the country, with a fun,…read moreinteresting, and welcoming community. There I've attended unique photography shows, tasted the extra tasty Jewish version of Nashville Hot Chicken, and heard dynamic travel tales from some of the longtime members. This Sunday I'll be fortunate to attend a virtual author event put on by this JCC. If you're looking to experience real culture and community in the Greater Nashville area, I highly recommend scanning this JCC's online calendar or social media for a future lively in-person or virtual event.

I've been attending this church for two years now! It is an amazing place to learn about Jesus…read moreChrist, how to love one another, how to grow in your relationship with Him, and serve the community. It's not just another church, it truly is a family. Pastor Donell and Pastor Michele are great teachers in speech and in action. I could go on and on but it's better to experience it yourself.

There's NO other place I'd rather be on a Sunday Morning!!! The Praise & Worship experience is…read moreawesome! Pastor D always declares The Word with great clarity, effectiveness & power!! The Word always challenges me to be better, grow stronger & deeper! The LOVE of God that is shared by ALL is sooo... sweet, beautiful & overwhelmingly amazing!!! You won't feel like a visitor long, because the members make you feel like family! It is a family friendly ministry! Ms. Lacie is the children's teacher, she's assisted by dear, sweet Miss. CC!! They are both such dolls! They love children, but most of all they love Jesus!! They delight in teaching the children the gospel of Jesus Christ! I especially look forward to receiving ministry from the children on 4th Sundays! That's when they share what they've learned via song, skit, scripture memorization etc. May God continue to richly bless & keep The Chapel @ Antioch's pastors & church family!! May you all continue to do great & mighty exploits in His name!! Thank you for the impact & the difference you're making in Antioch, Davidson Co. & abroad! God hasn't forgotten your labor of love!!!

My wife and I are members at Advent. We enjoy the inspiring music made by the chior and bell…read morechoir! Everyone is welcoming, and encouraging. Please stop by next Sunday!

God's presence is in every corner of this church. The first time I went, I was crying before I…read moreentered the sanctuary. Worship is spirit filled, healing and deliverance happen every time I've gone, and Jesus is moving in ways I've never experienced anywhere else. Pastor Joel and Savannah's messages are rooted in the Word and Truth. I don't go to church to feel comfortable. I go to grow. If that's what you need, you'll be welcomed with open arms.

Great, spirit filled church. They're the friendliest church in Nashville! Highly recommended.read more

I've been attending Woodmont Baptist for almost two years and I must say that I've not had a church…read morefamily like I do at Woodmont. The people are so welcoming and friendly so that you feel right at home when you first visit. All ages, walks of life and all people are welcome. Woodmont's focus is first on the Lord. Through sermons, bible studies, Sunday school small groups, individual prayer and ministry opportunities Woodmont provides ways to deepen your relationship with Christ. They also have a fantastic college group as well as youth group. Ministry is a second focus of Woodmont. Individual groups within the church go around the world to minister in places like Greece, the Dominican Republic, Africa and various countries in South America as well as right here in Nashville, Tennessee. There are literally hundreds of ways to plug in. I love the size of the congregation: not too big, but not too little either. Sunday morning service starts at 10:30 a.m. and if you are unable to leave home you can view the service on T.V. If you are looking for a Church home I'd recommend putting Woodmont on the list.

We go for Boy Scouts. Have been to the church a few times, but we go for Boy Scouts. The church is…read moregenerous to allow the space and is quite helpful inside and out. The few times I have visited, the chorus is wonderful and the sermon is on point with the Bible. Friends love this church so.. Again, we go for Boy Scouts. Great parking, services seem full every week and there are many other activities for the parish. Services are also televised.