Our story

Planted in 2009.
Still figuring it out.

A church for people who thought they were done with church — and for people who've never set foot in one. Both are welcome. Both belong.

The Greetyr Church is a non-denominational, historically Protestant congregation of about 1,400 people across two campuses in Middle Tennessee. We started in a rented elementary school classroom in 2009 and we're still a block from where we began.

Our Story

How twenty-three people in a school cafeteria became two campuses, and what we learned in between.

What We Believe

Our doctrinal convictions, plainly stated — including the ones people usually want to know about before visiting.

Leadership

The pastors, staff, and elders, with a way to reach each of them.

Our Campuses

Berry Hill and Franklin — addresses, schedules, and who leads each one.

Our values

Ask any of our staff what makes The Greetyr Church particular and you'll hear some version of these four.

Belong before you believe

You don't have to have your theology sorted to be part of this community. Most people don't. You're welcome to show up, sit in the back, bring your doubts, and stay as long as you want.

Small is beautiful

Sunday is the front door — community groups are the living room. If you want to actually know people here, we'll help you find a group of 8-12 that meets weekly. This is how the church functions, not an optional add-on.

The neighborhood is the mission

We want Berry Hill to flourish whether or not anyone here ever joins our church. We partner with Berry Hill Elementary, the East Nashville food co-op, and four local nonprofits. Ten percent of everything given to the church goes back into the neighborhood and beyond.

Love people, the end

We'd rather be known for how we treat our neighbors than for anything we said on a podcast. That's it.

New here?

We'd love to meet you

Whatever brought you to this page, there's a place for you on Sunday. No pressure, no spotlight, no awkward stand-up-and-introduce-yourself moment.

Plan your visit

Tell us you're coming and we'll have someone meet you at the door, walk your kids to check-in, and save you a seat. It takes about a minute.

Plan Your Visit →

Find a community group

Sunday is the front door; groups are the living room. Forty-two groups of 8–12 people meet in homes across Nashville and Williamson County every week.

Browse groups →

Give

Generosity is how this church funds its neighborhood work. Ten percent of everything given goes straight back out to Berry Hill and beyond.

Give online →

Berry Hill Campus · 2145 Franklin Pike, Nashville, TN 37204 · (615) 555-0183
Franklin Campus · 301 Mallory Station Road, Franklin, TN 37067 · (615) 555-0184

Questions? Email hello@thegreetyrchurch.greetyr.com or stop by the Welcome Table in the lobby any Sunday. Follow along at @thegreetyrchurch.