Shirley Green began her career working with children in our Childhood Development Center on October 1, 1986. Nashville looked a lot different then, with much fewer skyscrapers and more small-scale honky-tonks. The city has always had very limited options for childcare...
When disaster strikes, ministry opportunities abound. This has been our experience in 2020 through tornados, pandemics, and bombings. Israel Garcia, our Facilities Manager, received a phone call the day after Christmas from Colonel Sanford Mangold, the Executive...
Nashville First will host a series of Town Hall Meetings on Wednesday, August 5, 12, and 19 at 6:00 p.m. On August 5 and 12, our congregation will hear reports and recommendations from various committees throughout the church. You will be able to submit questions as...
Church members are encouraged to use their REALM account to stay connected during these times of isolation. You may access REALM through a web browser at onrealm.org (add to your bookmarks for easy access) or through the App on your phone (download through the App...
Parking at Nashville First Sunday MorningsPARKING RESERVED FROM 7:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. Lot A (across 7th Avenue behind the Customs House) Lot B (diagonally across at 7th Avenue and McGavock) Lot C (between the church and The Music City Center). If you choose to park...
Constant Change Greek Philosopher Heraclitus of Ephesus (c. 500 BC) said “The only thing constant is change.” The truth of this statement appears to be evident in many ways at Nashville First Baptist Church. Let me walk through a few of the changes that have recently...
