churches

Below is the beginning list of our county's churches and religious organizations.
Please contact us with your information and we'll see that your church or religious organization is listed here.

Protestant:        100+
Catholic:          1
Jewish:             1 (Jackson, TN, 36 miles)

Eastwood Baptist Church
420 Old McKenzie Road
McKenzie, TN 38201
731-352-2018
Pastor: Warren Darden

First Baptist Church of Atwood
1360 West Main Street
Atwood, TN 38220
(731) 662-7370
Nathan Pillow, Interim Pastor

First Baptist Church of Trezevant
60 Church Street.
Trezevant, TN 38258
Malcolm Norton, Pastor
731-669-4936

www.gbgm-umc.org/huntingdon/

First United Methodist Church

148 North Pine Street

Bruceton TN 38317

731-586-4247

Pastor 731-586-4248

Grace Baptist Church
Grace Christian Academy Pre-School
747 W. Magnolia Ave.
McKenzie, TN 38201
Phone 731-352-2064
Pastor: Bro. Fred Morris

Greater Enon Missionary Baptist Church
313 E. Walnut Ave.
P.O. Box 265
McKenzie, TN 38201
731-352-2184
Pastor, Rev. James H. Stewart

Long Heights Baptist Church

95 Doug Lane

McKenzie, TN 38201

731-352-2372

Pastor: Bro. Kenny Carr

McLemoresville Baptist Church
5825 Main Street, Hwy. 77/70-A
P.O. Box 208, McLemoresville, TN 38235
Pastor: James Ferguson
731-986-9517
The McLemoresville Baptist Church was established in 1954, they recently celebrated their 50th Anniversary.
The church's Youth Program offers many interesting projects and outings throughout the year.
Everyone Welcome, please come for a visit and stay.

Mount Ararat Baptist Church
5124 Main Street West
Trezevant, TN 38258
731-669-9453

Trezevant Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Church Street, Trezevant, TN
Pastor: Mike Ridgely
Brief history;
The church was established in 1862 and is the oldest church in Trezevant. It is known that the brick used in the building were fired by Mr. Milton Hart in his home-made kiln. The walls stood for two years before funds could be raised to build the roof. The church still stands in the original structure but was re-bricked in 1980. In 1951 four Sunday School rooms were added to the rear of the building and in 1953 a vestibule was added to the front. In 1981 a fellowship hall was added and named the 'Raymon Burroughs Fellowship Hall'. In 1982 the beautiful stained glass memorial windows were installed in the sanctuary.