So many positive things to say about this church, the worship and the people. One thing is for…read moresure, this church is spring hill's best kept secret! My husband and I have been attending for two years and we can't imagine going any place else. The relationships, sound doctrine and spiritual support we've gotten from this church is amazing! Pastor Dom and Joyce Avello have been a God-send in our lives and are truly an example of what a godly couple should look like. Also, having Todd Ganovski lead worship has been incredible. The worship is an experience EVERY time.... authentic, real and motivating. A perfect example of the type of worship I would imagine in heaven and a great way to prepare the atmosphere for service. I've made some great friends here and hope to never lose touch with anyone.

The main building was built in the 1800's (there's a brick by the main entrance) but the people are…read morediverse and kind! Very much the type of church that feels good while you're in service and actually does good too. It doesn't feel like a glorified social club.

FPC is a hidden gem! Beautiful historic building, thoughtful sermons, exceptional traditional music…read morefrom the organist and choir, and a loving congregation that feels like family. Proud to call FPC my church home.

Great Easter service. Great music. Great Bible centered teaching. Great people - friendly and…read morewelcoming.

Wonderful Easter worship service. My husband and I were warmly welcomed by all. Well organized…read morechurch service and message. Jesus is risen, He is risen indeed !!!

Harpeth has been such a great place for our family. Our 13 & 17 year old daughters joined the youth…read moreprogram and have made so many great friendships. The youth leaders have been so encouraging and mentored them. They have grown and are happy at Harpeth. My wife and I have loved the genuineness of the people who have welcomed us. We are a part of a small group that meets each week. They also have weekly Bible study classes that we have been able to join. The messages are always great on Sundays. The worship team is so talented as well. Our family has experienced real growth in ourselves and our relationship with God. Thanks be to God for Harpeth Christian Church and for leading us there.

In searching for a traditional Christmas Eve service, this was one of the few churches we could…read morefind listed offering a later service time (since we were just rolling into town about an hour beforehand). We arrived right on time, which meant we were late...and also late for this service, because it had already started! We were both given a program as we walked in, but once we sat down we noticed the people around us had candles for use towards the end of the service as noted. I was bummed we had not received candles. That's a huge part of the tradition...well, for me at least. Suddenly, a gentleman sitting behind us quietly gave us his candle. How cool is that!?! Fortunately, about midway through the service they brought around candles for anyone who had not received one when they arrived. Ta-da! Candles for everyone! Since we were "on time-late", we had to take seats three rows back from the front. Sadly, this meant we couldn't see the stage very well for the large (albeit, beautiful) Christmas tree. I could see a choir...kind of...and then I realized they had handbells set up. I haven't seen handbells since I was a kid, and I was pretty excited about their performance. It did not disappoint! I could have easily watched an entire concert's worth. The choir was good too. Although, like the handbell performers, I wish they had performed more as a group. I was also mildly disappointed there weren't more traditional hymns sang throughout the entire service. But now I'm just being picky and wishful. Communion was offered to anyone that wished to partake, and I felt they did a fairly good job at briefly explaining it to anyone new to the concept. I've taken communion several different ways, and how they particularly distribute the bread and the wine was new to me (or at least to my post-TBI brain). After dipping the bread into the wine and consuming it (intinction), you are to go kneel at the altar and pray. While kneeling, you can also give your tithe or an offering if you so desire. I liked two things about this: 1. You're giving discreetly since there's a "tray" directly in front of you at the altar where you just lay down your cash or check. No awkward passing of a bucket, tray, trash can, whatevs. 2. 100% of the money they collected during this particular service was donated to a local hospital for purchasing child car seats for parents who cannot afford them. The end of the service was great. As everyone was lighting their candles, they started to dim the house lights until they were off as the congregation sang together a cappella. It was very simple and very beautiful. We had been instructed to depart in silence after the service was over, but I giggled as two people did not follow this rule...only because they wanted to say something nice to us rather obvious newcomers. One was the nice gentleman sitting behind us, and another was a woman who seemed to have appeared out of nowhere. Both of them made it a point to try to make us feel welcome, saying they hoped we would come back. Although this church's style would not be my preferred "cup of tea" if I lived in the area, I was still very impressed by these folks' kind gestures.

We started going to St. Marks in late 2016. We loved the pastor, Dr. Craig Goff, right away. His…read moresermons are funny and engaging, though his message is sometimes a little lost in there. The bulletin does come with some notes to help you follow along, so that helps. The music is good, the service traditional, and the children's sermon is always a hoot. The screens are big and easy to read or you can follow along in the bulletin. The choir is pretty good, and the bell choir is incredible. I'm a sucker for handbells. There's always something going on at St. Marks, whether it's a service project or Open Gym in the mornings. They have a big space and they use it to serve their community. They also have an adopted elementary school where they donate supplies and help with events. While we enjoyed our months at St. Marks, we had a hard time becoming part of the community. This is a big church which can be intimidating. We checked "please contact me" several times on the attendance pad and no one ever reached out. Eventually we gave up and tried a smaller church in town.

Pastor Kent was absolutely wonderful! His service was very much informative and right into the…read moreBible. He also has a great sense of humor! It's a small church but great family feeling! The staff is on top of every little thing that needs to be done for the church and for the people! Worship team was great too! The fact that they have bible study for children is great! I love this Calvary Chapel!

Calvary Chapel is a Wonderful, Beautiful church family. I've been at my home church for 25 years…read moreand visited this church one evening with my daughter. I'll visit here every chance I get. They are all very friendly and welcoming.

We have attended World Outreach when our grandchildren are performing. They have grown up in WOC…read moreand know Jesus as their Lord and Savior. Pastor Allen Jackson speaks biblical truth in these difficult days in which we live and would highly recommend to those seeking those things.

My family has been attending WOC for about seven years now. We always enjoy listening to Pastor…read moreAllen he is great speaker and would be very easy to listen to for hours on end (sometimes an hour seems short). The church is beautifully taken care of and the staff are welcoming and caring ( we love Sean ). For anyone looking to come to WOC let me say do not hesitate. I have read the reviews and have to say I have never seen anything that has been said. 1. the church is large but not where you would ever get lost and if you have that bad of a sense of direction the building is full of caring people that would point you in the right direction so do not be discouraged. 2. if you have a small child there is child care with vetted care givers that have had background checks ran but I would never believe you would be asked to leave if you have your child with you but maybe let the nursery (0-18 years) take the child so you can enjoy the service. 3. If someone is watching you (never seen) maybe you are creeping someone out and crazy thing happen in churches they are keeping us safe and i am sure there is so much more to the story. 4.There is a coffee shop and they make yummy drinks try one and the book store is not caring the latest Tom Clancy novel don't worry just materials that pertains to our lord, and what a wonderful way to employ our community. 5. If you are a part of the lunatic left this church is probably not for you especially if you are coming in to be a disrupter of the church. 6. The music may be little loud if you sit on the stage but three crosses is nice and big if you do want to sit in the back they even have elevators that would take you up. 7. The church is large but why would you want to sit in a church alone don't we want to make Heaven crowded ? Just my thought I do not work or volunteer at the church and sometime I may not share all the same views as Pastor Allen but I am also not the Pastor but the student hence why we go. God is moving in the earth and at WOC