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.

Shalom! What a warm and welcoming congregation! Rabbi Ken & Frances Alpren are the leaders, who…read morehave a heart for Jews and Gentiles alike. I visited during Sukkot and was richly blessed by the service and teaching. They meet weekly on Shabbat (Saturday) at 11:00am.

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.

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.

Came here a few weeks ago. Located just outside of downtown Nashville and was established to serve…read morethe Irish Catholic community of south Nashville. The church itself was smaller on the inside. Enjoyed the priest's homily and the choir sounded magnificent with their harmonies and descants. Restrooms are located outside of the church around the corner. They were going to have a small reception after mass, but we weren't able to stay for that. Can park in the lot or street parking. 2023 #64

A great mass! Wonderful local congregation and made me feel very comfortable as a first time…read morevisitor.

Great atmosphere! Kids ministry has been amazing. Always a relevant word! If you are looking for a…read morechurch in north Nashville that is warm and welcoming, look no more!

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.