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St. Bartholomew's is a parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee and part of the Anglican Communion. Source: Official Website COVID Policy Masks are required for all persons, 3 years and older, in all buildings. Visit here to read the latest protocol announcement.

St. Bethlehem United Methodist Church - Clarksville

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Welcome to St. Bethlehem United Methodist Church. ... If you are looking for a United Methodist Church where faith matters, please join us. We are a vibrant, grace filled community of faith. Each Sunday we offer two worship experiences. At 9 a.m. we gather to worship in a traditional United Methodist style. If you prefer a more modern worship experience, try our Modern Worship at 11 a.m. Source: website

St. David's Episcopal Church

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The mission of St. David’s Episcopal Church is to embrace and affirm a community of faith that seeks to keep all hearts and minds open to the spirit of Christ through worship, learning, family, fellowship, and service. We are a warm congregation with a variety of opportunities for worship, Christian education, nurture, service and stewardship. Source: venue website

St. Edward Church and School

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Whether you are a returning Catholic to St. Edward, a newcomer to the Nashville area or someone with an emerging interest in the Catholic faith, St. Edward Catholic Parish welcomes you to our home where we have been serving the Catholic community since 1952. Source: venue website

St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church

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St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church: The first Mass to be celebrated in Lebanon occurred in 1915 as the Rev. John Cunningham presided at the celebration of the Eucharist in the home of John J. Martin, Sr. The future Cardinal Archbishop of Chicago, Rev. Samuel Stritch, celebrated Mass several times at the Martin home on West Spring Street around 1922. It wasn’t until 1930 that Mass was regularly offered through the efforts of the Rev. Harold DesChamps who was stationed at the Cathedral in Nashville. During the next few years Mass was observed at Seagraves Funeral Home, the Chapel at Cumberland University and Castle Heights Military Academy. After World War II the library at Castle Heights served as the “home” of the growing parish community. It was in 1951 that Rev. George Rohling received permission from Bishop William Adrian to search for property to build a new church. The fledgling community pooled their resources and purchased five acres from Cumberland University to build the church in 1952. The dedication Mass of the new church occurred on April 19, 1953 under the name of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini. Since that time, additional property and structures have been added to the original church and the community has grown to approximately 500 households comprising 1,100 individuals. With this increase in the size of the community, the need to expand the footprint of the worship space is imminent, whether at its current site or at a new location.

St. George's Episcopal Church

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The mission of St. George's Episcopal Church is to "receive, live, and share the abundant life of Jesus Christ." They invite you to share in that mission and to make St. George's your spiritual home. Visit HERE to learn more about the church's history. Source: Official Website

St. Henry Catholic Church

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St. Henry Catholic Church in Nashville

St. Ignatius of Antioch Catholic Church

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St. Ignatius of Antioch Catholic Community, established in the Nashville, Tennessee diocese in 1976, enjoys a diverse membership of over 700 families. It offers religious education and sacramental preparation for all ages, a thriving Mother’s Day Out program, Vacation Bible School each June, an active Knights of Columbus chapter, and regular weekday, holy day, and Saturday/Sunday Masses, in a contemporary liturgical setting. The church is located at 601 Bell Road, Antioch, between Hickory Hollow Mall and Murfreesboro Road. Source: venue website

St. James Missionary Baptist Church

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St. James Missionary Baptist Church in Nashville

St. James the Less Episcopal Church

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St. James the Less Episcopal Church in Madison, TN.

St. John A.M.E. Church

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St. John A.M.E. is the Mother Church of African Methodism in the denomination’s 13th Episcopal District, composed of Tennessee and Kentucky.

St. John Missionary Baptist Church

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St. John Missionary Baptist Church: We are and will be a church that our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is coming back for, namely a church that is "without spot, blemish, or wrinkle". In order to be ready for His imminent return to judge the world, we are and will continue to be a church that will: Glorify the Lord God through praise, prayer, and worship; Grow in love for one another; Encourage the brethren to be doers of the Word and not hearers only. No matter where you are on your spiritual journey, this is a place where you can come just as you are and find others just like you and be encouraged in your walk with God. Service Times Sunday School 9am Morning Worship 10am Wednesday Night 6:30pm Source: venue website

St. John Vianney Catholic Church

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St. John Vianney Catholic Church in Gallatin, Tennessee

St. John's United Methodist Church

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St. John's United Methodist Church in Nashville, Tennessee

St. Luke CME Church

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St. Luke CME Church

St. Luke United Methodist Church

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St. Luke United Methodist Church in Columbia, Tennessee

St. Mark's Episcopal Church

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St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Antioch, Tennessee

St. Mary of the Seven Sorrows Catholic Church

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St. Mary of the Seven Sorrows is a Nashville landmark and one of the first Catholic Church buildings constructed in Tennessee. St. Mary’s is open to the public for weekday Mass and Confessions from 11:25 am until 12:45 pm, Tuesday through Friday. On weekends the church opens at 3:30 pm on Saturdays and closes at 6:30 pm. On Sundays, St. Mary's opens at 8:00 am for Confessions and remains open until 1:30 pm. We would love to have the church open and available to the public even more; however, due to our downtown location and limited resources, we are unable to do so at this time. If you would like to schedule a tour of our historic church outside of the hours listed above, please contact the parish office. Please remember that parking is free to those attending St. Mary's on Saturdays and Sundays only. The parking lot is not owned by the parish. Source: venue website

St. Michael's Angelican Church

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Saint Michael’s is a member of the Anglican Church in North America and a parish church of the Anglican Diocese of the South.

St. Patrick Catholic Church

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St. Patrick Catholic Church in McEwen, Tennessee

St. Paul's Episcopal Church

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St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Franklin, Tennessee St. Paul's is the mother church for the entire state of Tennessee. It was founded in 1827, and the Church Santuary was built in 1831. Source: Facebook

St. Paul's Episcopal Church - Murfreesboro

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St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee

St. Peter's Episcopal Church

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St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Columbia, Tennessee

St. Philip Catholic Church

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Welcome to Saint Philip Catholic Church. If you’ve been searching for a dynamic faith community filled with love — where no one is a stranger — your search is over. Located in the heart of Historic Downtown Franklin, Tennessee, our multicultural parish has an abundance of offerings for all people, young and old, wherever they are in their faith journey. Source: venue website

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