Join members and senior ministers of Woodmont Christian Church, Woodmont Baptist Church, Calvary United Methodist Church, St. Paul Community Church, & Second Presbyterian Church for a special ecumenical service at noon on Good Friday, April 19, in our Sanctuary.   Our guest speakers on Good Friday will be: Rev. Nathan Parker, Senior Pastor of Woodmont Baptist Rev. B.J. Brack, Senior Pastor of Calvary United Methodist Church Rev. Stephen Lorance, Senior Pastor of St. Paul Community Church Dr. Mary Louise McCullough, Senior Pastor of Second Presbyterian Church     Also on Good Friday: Come-and Go Intergenerational Good Friday Experience:  From 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM, a family-friendly Holy Week experience will be offered in Drowota Hall. This self-guided tour includes prayer spaces which offer a hands-on way to pray the Stations of the Cross, and a candle-lit labyrinth for prayer and meditation. Please note, this event was designed for people ages 5 and up. Nursery care will be offered from 11 AM to 1:30 PM for children 4 and under.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTERR   Couples in all stages of their relationship are encouraged to join Reverend Kevin Roberts in a 4-week series focused on enriching your relationship! This is a church-wide event with each session beginning at 6 PM and ending at 7:30 PM. The price is $45 per couple and registration includes dinner at 5:30 PM. Childcare is available. No matter where you find yourself on the relationship journey, you are invited to learn and laugh together while devoting intentional energy to the most cherished, but often ignored, component of our lives: the relationships we do life with every day. Kevin Roberts is a husband, father, and ordained minister. Over the past 30 years, he has pastored congregations in Texas, Kentucky, and South Carolina. Native Nashvillians, Kevin and his wife Alyson recently relocated back to the city after a twenty-one year absence. His company, VOW, offers wedding officiant and marriage planning services to all. Overview and objectives: • Understanding our Family System • Why marry? • Hebrew and Christian narratives of marriage • Emotional, Physical, Spiritual, Financial relationships • Knowing our differentiated selves • Self-empathy; No blaming

Celebrate 76 years of ministry with your church family during a special reception in the Gathering Hall from 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM. Woodmont was “planted” in 1943 by a group of members from Vine Street Christian Church and Dr. Frank Drowota came on a leap of faith from First Christian Church in Mayfield, KY to serve as the founding pastor from 1943-1973. The founding members of our church signed their names to a document called, “The Covenant” which now hangs in the narthex. It reads: “We do hereby solemnly covenant with God and one another to band ourselves together to establish a Christian Church in this community for ourselves and posterity. We pledge our time, substance, talents and prayers to the end that His Church shall be a house of prayer for all people, a fellowship of those who believe in Christ and strive to follow his teachings, and a part of the Church Universal. We aim to erect a suitable edifice for divine worship, for Christian education, for stewardship, for world missions, and to minister to the spiritual needs of the community. All of this…. we covenant to be and do under the guidance of God and the leadership of Jesus Christ our Lord.” As we begin our 77th year together, may we recommit ourselves to standing on the shoulders of those who have gone before us, grateful for our rich history and excited for an even stronger future of serving this community and world!

A Woodmont tradition returns this summer!   The 2019 Woodmont Christian Church Hooper Classic Golf Tournament is back, Monday, July 29, 12:30 PM at Old Natchez Country Club in Franklin, TN, with the proceeds to benefit Woodmont's outreach ministries.   The cost is $100 per person, $400 for a foursome, and a meal is included following the round. You can sign up as a single player or as a foursome and can indicate if you have a preference in playing partners.   Registration is required but you will pay at the course on July 29. All players should plan to arrive one hour early at 11:30 AM. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Building on the success of our fall 2018 capital campaign, "Building For Our Future," we will break ground on our new addition which will house children's classrooms and a multi-use chapel on the south end of our campus.