Lindsley Avenue Church of Christ
One downtown church congregation dates back much further than any of us were around to see. It’s a familiar sight, and now, it’s celebrating a major anniversary in a very appropriate way. “My favorite thing to do is come by early on a weekday morning, and you can hear the bustle of the city outside
We are excited to welcome Alden Bass as our minister and he will begin full time on August 1, 2025! Alden, his wife, Candace, and children, Desiree, Destiny, Dylan, Beatrix and Alice have moved to Nashville from Oklahoma. Alden has been a minister and educator with 20+ years of experience in church leadership, teaching, and
Thank you to ALL who joined us for the milestone event! Click individual photos to view/download.
Preserve Lindsley Avenue Now is the recipient of a $60,000 grant from the Tennessee Historical Commission to restore stained glass windows of the Lindsley Avenue Church of Christ. The Tennessee Historical Commission, the State Historic Preservation Office, has awarded 21 matching grants totaling over $800,000 from the Federal Historic Preservation Fund allocated to non-profits, municipalities,
The 35th Anniversary of Partners for Sacred Places was recently held and they announced winners of a national photo contest, “Sacred Places at the Heart of Communities.” The Jury Winner was awarded for “Thoughtful Meditation” by Jessi Goodwin of Templeton Academy of her student sketching one of the Lindsley Avenue church of Christ windows in
Nashville’s historic Lindsley Avenue church balances maintenance needs and its mission. The Sunday sun streams through the Lindsley Avenue Church of Christ’s stained glass windows, rimming the dark wooden benches with a golden halo. But it’s the people — some from the suburbs, others from the streets — who really light up the place.
