Welcome to Nashville African Church
Nashville African Church.
One faith. Many nations.
A welcoming African Christian community in Nashville, rooted in Scripture, heartfelt worship and a love that crosses cultures. Come worship with us.
3901 Gallatin Pike · Basement Entrance · Nashville, TN 37216
A church family since 2016
Your story matters.
You are welcome here.
Nashville African Church began in 2016 as a spiritual home for African refugees and immigrants. Today, our church family brings together Christians from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi, Kenya and other backgrounds.
We share a faith in Jesus Christ and a desire to grow together. Whether you are newly arrived in Nashville, visiting a friend or searching for a church home, there is room for you in our fellowship.
Faith lived together
Worship. Learn.
Find your community.
Church life brings us together to hear Scripture, encourage one another and share the hope of Jesus Christ.
Children’s Sunday School
Children aged 3–12 can learn about faith through children’s church during our Sunday worship service.
Meet children’s churchOur Community
African cultures and languages meet in a church family united by faith, fellowship and a shared welcome.
Find your communityOur Vision
We seek to share the Gospel and help people from every nation become disciples of Jesus Christ.
Discover our visionSet aside time for God
Two weekend gatherings.
One shared faith.
Saturday
Prayer & fellowship
10 AM–1 PMNashville local timeGather for prayer, familiar hymns and encouragement. Our Saturday gathering includes the Karago / Komine Karago prayer tradition described by our church community.
Saturday prayerSunday
Worship together
10 AM–1 PMNashville local timeJoin our regular Sunday service for heartfelt worship, biblical teaching and fellowship. Children aged 3–12 can take part in children’s church during Sunday worship.
Sunday worship
Our multilingual hymn library
Familiar hymns.
Faith carried in song.
The words we sing connect generations and remind us of the hope we share. Explore Guhimbaza and Agakiza in Kinyarwanda, Guhimbaza in Kirundi, and Nyimbo za Mungu and Nyimbo za Wokovu in Swahili.
Choose a song number or name and read its lyrics directly on our website. Our library supports worship preparation and helps you return to familiar songs.
Browse all hymn booksMany languages. A shared welcome.
A familiar language.
A church family to call home.
John 3:16 · King James Version
“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”The hope we share in Jesus Christ
A little guidance before you come
Your questions.
A warm, clear welcome.
Where is Nashville African Church located?
We meet at 3901 Gallatin Pike, Basement Entrance, Nashville, TN 37216, inside Inglewood Baptist Church. Please use the basement entrance.
What time are your church services?
We gather on Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 1 PM, Nashville local time. Saturday focuses on prayer and fellowship; Sunday is our regular worship service.
Can I visit if I am not from Africa?
Yes. Our church welcomes people from every ethnic and cultural background. You can join us whether you are visiting for the first time or looking for a church home.
Which languages are part of your church community?
Our community includes English, Swahili, Kinyarwanda, Kirundi and other languages. Call us to ask about language support for your visit.
Is there a Sunday program for children?
Yes. Children’s church is offered during Sunday worship for children aged 3–12. Speak with a church leader when you arrive for the current arrangements.
Do I need to register before attending?
No registration is required to visit. If you have questions about the entrance, children’s church or language support, call (615) 490-0827 before coming.
How can I speak with a church leader?
Call (615) 490-0827 and press 0 to request a church leader. You can also email admin@nashvilleafricanchurch.org.
Which Christian beliefs does your church follow?
Our church adheres to the 16 Fundamental Truths of the Assemblies of God. Visit Our Beliefs for a summary of our church’s faith.
Come as you are.
Find a place to belong.
Join us this Saturday or Sunday, 10 AM–1 PM. You do not need to be a member to visit Nashville African Church.