Our story
Cornerstone Community Church started in 2009 with 40 people meeting in a Franklin middle school gym. The idea was small: a church where anyone could walk in, be known by name, and find a place to belong that same day.
Fifteen years later, more than 650 people gather each weekend across two Sunday services, and 24 small groups meet in homes around the county. We are non-denominational, which means we hold to the basics of the faith and leave room for people at every stage, from lifelong believers to first-time visitors still asking questions.
Most of what we do happens off the platform. Groups share meals and carry each other through hard seasons. Volunteers pack thousands of grocery boxes for the food pantry every year. New families get a hand moving in. If you are looking for a church that shows up on a Tuesday, not only a Sunday, we would be glad to meet you.
Neighbors who found a home
We came for one Sunday and stayed. Our kids ask to come back every week, and our small group has become our closest friends.
Priya and Alan WhitfieldMembers since 2013, Franklin
I walked in not knowing a soul. Someone learned my name the first morning and remembered it the next week. That is rare.
Marcus BellBrentwood, TN
Packing grocery boxes on Thursday nights turned into the most grounded part of my week.
Dana OrtizServes Thursdays, Nashville
Come see for yourself
The best way to know a church is to sit in it. Join us this Sunday at 9 or 11 am.
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