We launched with forty people in leased office space that smelled faintly of carpet glue. Four years on there are about 350 of us. Three things I'd tell anyone doing this.
Send your best people, not your spare ones. Berry Hill gave up four community group leaders and a worship leader to make this work. It cost them something real, and it is the only reason we made it.
Don't recreate the mothership. We spent a year trying to run every program Berry Hill runs with a tenth of the volunteers. Now we do three things well and send people up the interstate for the rest.
The drive is a feature. Nobody drives twenty-five minutes to a room they feel anonymous in. People who came here came for each other.
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.
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.
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.
Generosity is how this church funds its neighborhood work. Ten percent of everything given goes straight back out to Berry Hill and beyond.
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.