October 2011
Thank you for visiting our website! Whether you are investigating the claims of Jesus Christ for the first time, looking for a church home, or just surfing the Internet, we hope this site will encourage you and help you to know more about our congregation.
Our church is committed to the ordinary means of grace: the Word, the sacraments, prayer, and fellowship. Through these, God is at work in our midst, and I am so thankful for the privilege of being one of His tools. I encourage you to come worship with us on Sunday mornings and evenings; we are finishing up Mark’s gospel in the morning, and I’ve just started Nehemiah in the evenings. You can listen to past sermons here. We celebrate the Lord’s Supper on the first Sunday morning, and the third Sunday evening. Our “Grace Groups” are a great source of encouragement and fellowship – check them out here! To facilitate our ministry of gathering and growing the saints, we are in the midst of raising money for our new building on Burton Branch Road. Construction is going strong! Come join us as we seek to glorify Him together!
God has richly blessed Grace Presbyterian Church during her short existence, and we are grateful for the work He is continuing to do in our midst. As one of the few PCA congregations in the Upper Cumberland region of Tennessee, Grace Presbyterian Church is providentially situated in a strategic position to help spread the good news of the grace of Christ to sinners near and far. As you see above, we are currently worshipping at Algood School, just around the corner from our church property. Lord willing we will be able to build upon our property soon, but until then we rejoice that we are already able to begin cultivating relationships in our neighborhood.
I am only the second pastor in the life of Grace, which was planted in 1992 and pastored by Joey Stewart from 1993-2007. Through the years, Grace has been committed to seeing God’s people gathered and equipped through the ordinary means of grace: the Word of God, prayer, the sacraments, and fellowship. We are thankful for our close relationship with Reformed University Fellowship at Tennessee Technological University. Our desire is to see to men, women, boys, and girls become disciples of Jesus Christ, walking by faith, in a manner worthy of the holy calling with which they have been called.
I covet your prayers as I seek to preach passionately, pray particularly, and pastor purposefully. If there are any questions I can answer for you, please don’t hesitate to call me at 931-537-6400. To God alone be the glory! He is sovereign!
In the King’s Service,
Caleb Cangelosi, Pastor

