2022 Woodmont Ministry Fair is Aug. 21 & 28 in the Gathering Hall and Chapel Atrium from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Discover your “spiritual gift,” sign up for a serve team or small group, & learn how you can make a difference at our church! Join us for our 2022 Ministry Fair two Sundays in a row: Aug. 21 & Aug. 28 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Gathering Hall & chapel atrium area. If you would like to have a table to promote your ministry, contact Jay Hutchens at jayhutchens@woodmontcc.org

Beginning September 18, we will be shooting three Sundays in a row for our upcoming church picture directory! Our photographer will be set up in the Gathering Hall and all Woodmont individuals and families are invited! Make time before or after church to get your family photo taken and learn about Realm, our online church directory app.

"Faith & Civility" series 6:15 PM Wednesdays in September What role should faith play when it comes to public leadership?  How can Christians model civil discourse between people with different political views? Why is there so much dehumanization in today’s politics? Where do we go to find facts and truth? What does it mean to be a “purple church” that brings people together? This September at Woodmont, we will welcome a number of different speakers as a part of this series. We will hear from scholars, journalists, and public servants in both parties. Wednesday, September 7 Dean John Geer from Vanderbilt University– “Midterms & the Current State of American Politics” Wednesday, September 14 Nashville Mayor Jim Cooper Professor Samar Ali – “The Challenge of Unity in a Polarized Culture” Wednesday, September 21 David French – “A Better Way: The Micah Solution for Christians Engaged in Politics” Wednesday, September 28 A dialogue with Governor Bill Lee These questions and more will be explored on Wednesday nights in September beginning September 7 at 6:15 PM in Carpenter Chapel. Dinner will be served beforehand in Drowota Hall.     

Racial Bridges The Fight to Vote screening Wednesday, Oct. 5 WHAT: Screening of NPT's The Fight to Vote: Black Voter Suppression in Tennessee. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion and Q & A. Please note the documentary is under 30 minutes. Panel members: RaCarol Woodard, Equity Alliance Bob Freeman, State Representative Rahim Buford, Unheard Voices   WHEN: Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 6:15 p.m. in the chapel Dinner at 5:15 p.m., RSVP to church office (615) 297-8653 *Please let us know if you will require childcare.

On Monday night, May 22, at 6:00 PM, Woodmont Christian Church is hosting a public forum called “After Covenant: Faith, Guns, & Keeping Tennesseans Safe” with Sen. Bill Frist, Dr. Alex Jahangir, and Rev. Dr. Clay Stauffer. This non-partisan event will be moderated by News Channel 5’s Ben Hall. If you intend to attend this event, please click the button below to RSVP so that we can plan accordingly.  NOTE: an RSVP does not guarantee you a seat - we anticipate a large crowd in attendance and will have overflow areas set up based on the total number of RSVPs we receive. Click here to watch live