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Weekly Worship Schedule
Sunday:
Sunday School: 10am
Worship: 11am
Youth Group: 5pm
Children's Church: Children ages 4 thru 1st grade are invited to attend their own church service following the main Worship Service's Children's Sermon. Our young people learn about God on their level using music and art in a fun and enriching atmosphere. It is at this age that we plant the seed of faith in Jesus Christ that later yields the fruit of a Christian. Children's Church teachers are parents themselves, chosen due to their ability and eagerness in teaching young people about God's Word.
Nursery: A nursery attendant is provided for those parents that require childcare for children age birth to 3. The nursery has age appropriate toys, cribs, and a bathroom for toddlers.  In addition, there is a quiet room at the back of the Sanctuary for parents who would like to listen to the service but want to do so with children who aren't quite ready to sit through an entire service.
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What is a Cumberland Presbyterian?

The Cumberland Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian body formed during the Great Revival of 1800. After disagreements with the Presbyterian (U.S.A) denomination, three ministers chartered the church near present day Dickson, Tennessee. There is a monument and replica buildings in Montgomery State Park celebrating the denomination’s creation.

The denomination has a socially progressive tradition. Cumberland Presbyterians were among the first denominations to admit women to their educational institutions and to accept them in leadership roles including the ordained clergy.

  • The first woman ordained in the Presbyterian and Reformed tradition (in 1889) was Louisa Woosley, a Cumberland Presbyterian.
  • Cumberland Presbyterians were early to ordain African Americans to the ministry (circa 1830).
  • The 1984 revision of the Cumberland Presbyterian Confession of Faith was one of the first inclusive confessional documents in the Reformed tradition.

Congregations are located throughout the United States as well as in several other countries (Japan, Hong Kong, Colombia, etc.) but are primarily located in the American South, with strong concentrations in Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Missouri, southern Illinois, Arkansas, and Texas.

Please click here for more information on the history of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

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