It's hard moving somewhere new and finding a church you like! But I've loved coming here. The only…read morefeedback I have is I live in Mount Juliet but it's really weird going to that location and watching a screen. I think it would be more powerful to hear from a pastor in person, that's on the same theme as every location. Clapping to a screen feels strange so I drive to Nashville every Sunday to have a full experience. Just my opinion!

Kevin Queen and his family was our Campus Pastor for over ten years in Dacula Georgia…read more Very gracious and loved talking to the community. Great family, always there to help. Kevin is a great communicator and occasionally comes up with a joke or two. We miss him. And Nashville you are very fortunate to be associated with him and his wonderful family. Love you Guys.

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...

This church is a hidden gem in downtown Nashville. I wanted to attend a daily mass and saw that…read morethey have a 12:10 pm Mass. Tuesday-Friday, confessions 11:30am before the mass. I found this mass very reverent. It is the oldest church in Nashville and there pews are the old fashioned kind but they have added kneelers. Because it is downtown they do have a security officer at the back of the church before, during and after the service. It is a very peaceful and beautiful old church. I am happy to have attended on the memorial of Our Lady of Fatima May 13!

As Nashville's oldest church, I found it to be outstandingly beautiful…read more We came here for a Sunday mass, and it was one of the most memorable masses I've ever been to. I loved how traditional it was too, with the priest facing the Cross during the entirety of the mass and the parishioners kneeling down to receive the Eucharist ... I wish the churches in my area had this same character and charm.

Love this church and this community! Thankful for the friends and safety that this church provides…read more We meet at Rocketown now, but so thankful for the love found here.

Consistent and solid biblical teaching from diverse perspectives with plenty of opportunities to…read moreparticipate in local ministries and beyond. Real fellowship.

Huge thanks to FBC Nashville for opening up their church to the RNR Nashville Runners. Seriously-…read morelife savers. I had to pee (...most racers have to last minute haha) and dreaded using porto-potty upon reaching the start line. Super lucky the church has so many bathrooms for the ladies and gents. FBC Nashville is super close to start line. They gave out water and coffee! Awesome. We were also able to stretch inside, charge phones, and relax before racing. Y'all are the real MVPs today. :)

The church building is beautiful and the congregation is devoted. The sermon on Forgiveness was…read moreinspiring. But do not park in their lot as its a brilliant money making con. First, they have attendants who ticket anyone whose time exceeded their initial parking payment by minutes. Every car we could see in the mostly empty lot was ticketed. Then, the Towne ticket website has a late fee charge that increases dramatically over days if not paid, but also offers a merciful option to send a written dispute, which no one apparently reads or answers, so the Church can charge you the maximum rate of $103 and line the clergies pockets with filthy lucre. If you don't pay the $103 they send your notice to collections. Maybe go to one of the other Baptist churches in Nashville where they actually follow Jesus and only pass the collection plate once.

The "Old First Presbyterian Church" was designed by William Strickland who also designed the…read moreTennessee State Capitol building. Built in 1849, it is one of three Egyptian Revival churches remaining in the US. It is nicknamed "Karnak on the Cumberland." Notable features include the distinctive columns with lotus like capitals and the winged sun disk along the frieze. The winged disk is a reference to the Ancient Egyptian sun-god, Ra. Stained glass windows show ornate landscapes of the Nile and the desert, including palm trees and lotus flowers. The prominent church members included Presidents Andrew Jackson and James K. Polk. The building also served as a Union hospital during the Civil War. Interesting to read about the history of the church on a dedication marker placed when the church became The Downtown Presbyterin Church after the First Presbyterian Church moved to a new location.

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.

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 visited GracePointe Church for the first time this past Easter Sunday. The atmosphere was…read morelighthearted and pleasant. I very much enjoyed the head pastor, Josh Scott's sermon and style as we worked through Mark's message of Christ having risen three days after his crucifixion. This is a progressive, diverse, and LGBTQ+ affirming congregation (approx. 40-50 folks by my estimate). If you lean traditional/conservative, GracePointe isn't likely to be your first choice. Conversely, if you lean left/progressive, you're likely to leave GracePointe finding it having been worth the visit!

I've been a part of this faith community for more then 10 years. The most striking aspect for me is…read morethat we are not stagnant in our worship and doctrine. What I know is that I do not believe as I did 10 years ago. I do not believe that I will believe as I do now i10 years from now. I am blessed that I have stayed in this community of faith and grown, stretched and challenged. What a wonderful thing to experience in church!

Harvest Sound is an incredible church with an incredible community. I was visiting Nashville for a…read moreweekend and was lucky enough to experience Friday Night Fire (their weekly Friday night spontaneous worship nights) and their Sunday morning service during my short visit. I so wish I lived closer so I could attend every week. I know the family who started the church and their story is remarkably inspiring. The Lord has blessed their church from its beginning and I cannot wait to see what else is in store for their church community. From pouring into the lives of their neighbors and Nashville natives, to cultivating a community of artistic and creative talent, to creating a space for people to authentically connect with God and encounter His love, they are blessing the city of Nashville. They are a church unlike any other I have ever visited. Whether you call Nashville home or are visiting like I was, I highly recommend going to Harvest Sound. I encountered God (and a precious, inviting sense of community) in a new way while I was there. I want everyone to experience something like that - it's an indescribable blessing.