Presbyterian Churches in Tennessee

Second Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church in Maryville, North Carolina, rooted in the Reformed tradition and committed to the sovereignty of God. The congregation gathers for worship, study, and service.

Providence Reformed Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church located in Bartlett, Arkansas, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

Lake Hills Presbyterian Church is a community-oriented congregation committed to serving others and nurturing faith through worship, education, and outreach programs.

Pine Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church located in Apison, Tennessee, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

Fork Creek Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church in Sweetwater, Tennessee, rooted in the Reformed tradition and committed to the sovereignty of God. The congregation gathers for worship, study, and service.

Houston Memorial Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian congregation serving Maryville, Tennessee. Grounded in Reformed theology and governed by elected elders, this church community seeks to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.

Emmanuel Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church located in Knoxville, Tennessee, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

Shiloh Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian congregation serving Knoxville, Tennessee. Grounded in Reformed theology and governed by elected elders, this church community seeks to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.

Jacks Creek Church is a Presbyterian church located in Burnsville, Tennessee, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

Liberty Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church located in Westmoreland, Kentucky, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

West Nashville Cumberland Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church in Belle Meade, Tennessee, rooted in the Reformed tradition and committed to the sovereignty of God. The congregation gathers for worship, study, and service.