Disabled homeless senior completely rejected at Journey Church…read more In addition, the care pastor Sam shared deeply personal information to others without my consent which is betrayal. When volunteering at "The Big Table" I overheard a couple on leadership say, "who is that" instead of introducing themselves and welcoming me. They help homeless people on a weekly basis but not someone who has been attending for months. Christ Jesus and the Scripture I read would not reject, betray, judge nor view disabled seniors as outcasts. Distant friends from another state are completely flabbergasted at the lack of assistance and acceptance Journey has provided to a child of God.

Unfortunately this church went through massive change from Dec 2019 ... and through the pandemic…read more Main pastor stepped down. New "teaching pastor" very podcast-like. People like him. But the vision of the church became incredibly social justice minded. Many believe this is important in the role of the church. While I agree with this, I didn't feel the direction this church took was where I was meant to stay. Shortly thereafter we were called to move to a different state. Many people still there are my lifelong friends. You may find this place your home. But it's not the same place from the first review. Also: they own a building in Brentwood so now it's just Journey Church.

Victory is an amazing church! Here you'll get the truth from the Word of God, a great music…read moredepartment, as well as an awesome children's ministry. They support several missionaries as well. I've been to several churches and this one will always be home.

My wife Jordan and I have 5 children together. We've been going to here for 4 years now! We…read moreabsolutely love this church and have felt welcomed since the first day we entered! The messages each Sunday hit home, and feel like they are meant for us. My children all love their classes and are always excited for church every Sunday! If you are new to the area, not sure if church is for you, or just looking for a church to call home.. No matter who you are or where you are in your life... You're welcome here! Come as you are. Welcome to The Bridge!

Sweet to be in this church with my family who lives in Spring Hill, TN. I came in July 2019 and was…read morethere three weeks and then again in Last Sunday in September. I'll be back. Felt welcomed. Love the worship. And the message is right along with my home church. Thank You TN fam!!

Asking for the nearest church to Bonnaroo.. well.. wasn't the easiest task. However, getting out of…read morethe campsite in the early morn was pretty dang easy. Although, we only saw about 3 other 'Rooers at mass.. so this is for you guys. haha.. We apparently caught the church on an "off day". The piano player didn't show up and so a few of the women were trying to get us to help sing songs acapella. Some of the hymns weren't the ones I was familiar with and I had also pretty much lost my voice/hearing from Bonnaroo, so that added to the difficulty. Kind of a disappointment because I wanted to hear some good Southern hymns and a loud congregation to back them up. The church itself is nice. It seems fairly modern, more like a large cushy meeting space than the churches I'm used to. The air conditioning (after a couple days of camping) was a definite plus (it is sometimes lacking in older churches). Some older women were talking about Bonnaroo and I thought that was pretty awesome. They weren't referring to the concert goers as "crazy kids" or anything, but appreciated people's love of music. The homily from the priest was pretty long. He was a good speaker, but none of his points totally reached me. Could have been my exhaustion. My only problem if I lived in the area is that there is only one mass on Saturday (4PM) and one mass on Sunday (10:30AM). They do have a 1PM Spanish mass too, which I thought was cool. At our mass on Sunday there were about 20 people or less. I wonder if all the 'Rooers scared off the regular congregation that didn't want to deal with nearby traffic? Living in the city, I'm used to at least 4-6 mass times to choose form, but I can understand that the priest at this church must have to travel to other parishes due to the shortage.

Fellowship for Christ is an amazing church. Everyone there is so warm and welcoming. As soon as my…read morefamily entered the doors we felt at home. Brother Ray Armstrong is an awesome preacher and gives his sermons straight from the Bible. This church is all about sharing the love of Jesus Christ and having a great time doing it. The atmosphere is so inviting and fun. Lots of things for the kids to do as well. If you are looking for a church give Fellowship a try.

Connected Lives...Connecting Lives…read more Our vision statement is a word-picture for what we expect to see and experience as a result of fulfilling our mission. We're convinced that the gospel transforms our brokenness into connectedness, and connectedness is infectious. When we imagine the church at her best, she is full of connected lives connecting lives. We'll never do this perfectly, but we will pursue it passionately. The diagram to the left outlines five key connections we strive to cultivate as a worshipping community of influence (clockwise from top): Upward with God, Backward with our Story, Withward with Each Other, Outward with our Mission, and Inward with our Calling.

From the owner: A Bible Church committed to Connected Lives . . . Connecting Lives.read more

Great atmosphere where God's love is preached and His desire for a closer walk with us. Upbeat…read moreworship with excellent classes for children, youth and adults. It's home.