Go places With open doors* There’s an art gallery in this church. #yesplease *bonus points if there’s “Egyptian Revival” architecture inside from the 1850’s.

I LOVE this church. I got married in this beautifully historic sanctuary, and also was so blessed to use almost all of the building for my wedding portrait. Michael Arwood, the wedding coordinator, was amazing, as well as Dena Swoner, who helped us with the contracts, scheduling, and many other details. The people here are so very kind and welcoming. We would not have wanted anything more for our special day. We also love to come here for speakers and live music. I have met Nadia Bolz-Weber here, as well as some of the most eclectic underground jazz pianists and instrumentalists. Patty Griffin recorded her album 'Downtown Church' in the sanctuary. The acoustics are incredible there and in the chapel. Many other artists have recorded in this sacred space, but the Patty one is extra special because my husband and I claim one of the songs, 'Little Fire' as our song. When we got married, I was able to sing it right where Patty did. And that's just a few of the great things about this church...LOVE. (Photo credit David and Bradley Thomas)

I'm not of the same faith. They do decent works, but get preachy.

The 95th Holiday Waffle Shop was today and it was awesome. Waffles with Nashville hot chicken were a favorite of course. Silent auction and a bake sale too. Looking forward to next year! The church is so rich in history and the Egyptian Revival architecture is fascinating. A great church to visit on Sunday or during the Nashville art crawls.

For the past few years Everytime we go to Mom's Demand Action Against Senseless Gun Violence in America this amazing church and the volunteer coordinator have treated us like WHAT LOVE LOOKS LIKE! THANKS FOR THE LOVE ❤️❤️💗❤️💗

I had a fantastic Christmas lunch. Love to all.

Beautiful church and awesome service today. Always a treat to be there.

Historic location that offers a window in to the past.

An excellent example of the early architecture of Nashville. I was once given a guided tour by a good friend who worked there. They were very detailed in the explanation of the construction and even more detailed when describing the the future plans for the management of the beautiful and well maintained old structure. And of course there were the other stories ... Actual local truths that had occurred and in some way or another had an impact on the church... Or those almost a little too far fetched and possibly a tad bit frightening at the same time, ones that you sincerely hope are entirely fictional, but know full well in the back of your mind that there is a little bit of truth in every story 😬😳 Of course i don't recall any of it really it was an awful long time ago... And i was a lot younger and maybe didn't pay as much attention as i should have to the truely beautiful and interesting things in life like the history behind the Downtown Presbyterian Church. So go see some of the old architecture when you're here. They're like a well-kept local secret hidden in plain sight. And please people we've already convinced the poor tourists that peddle taverns are a good 💡 idea, do we have to have a Party 🎉 Fire 🔥 Truck 🚚? Yeah I saw it. 😕It's as real as any of the other constructs in this dimension anyway. 🤷🏽‍♂️ 🤷🏻‍♀️ 👽👻👾🤪

This is a go to. Always friendly and attentive staff. Food is delicious and you will certainly enjoy a second meal at home with the leftovers. Stop in and enjoy.."OLE"

A beautiful building with incredible history. Definitely worth the stop. Interior is Egyptian style. Truly unlike anything you've ever seen. Highly recommend.

I attended the candlelight Vivaldi Four Seasons string quartet show. It was beautiful, the musicians so talented. Spiritual. A must do.

We purchased tickets for a concert (Bach to Beatles) and were informed at the entry that we need to wear masks. Nobody wears masks anymore. What is the basis for this BS? When we purchased the tickets, there was no mention of any masks. Stay away from this crazies place, and keep your money in your pocket. This is not God’s place.

This church is dedicated to humans being human, in every way. They're committed to openness, understanding, the arts, and the homeless population of Nashville.

From the pictures, this looks like a very beautiful church. I would love to tour it, but it seems it's not readily available. How sad! I would have even paid to see inside!