Legacy Nashville is a local church of Jesus-centered presence people on a mission to love God, love people and change the world. No matter your story, you're welcome here! First-time experiences can be intimidating, so let us help. Get to know what to expect at a Sunday service and we look forward to seeing you! Arrive 15 mins early to grab a coffee, check-in KIDS, find your seat and meet someone new! Parking is limited, but our team is here to guide you!
Enter the parking lot via Eastland Ave. Our parking team will guide you. Legacy KIDS check-in: lower level. General entry: front doors over bridge. Our atmosphere is engaging and inclusive. When you arrive, you'll be welcomed by a friendly face. Need help? Look for a Legacy team member with a badge. Services run around 70 minutes and open with songs of praise and worship. Our worship is vibrant and Spirit-filled. Nursing mothers have a room to relax where service can be seen and heard and a cry lounge is offered for parents with children not quite ready for classes.
Look for a TEAM member with a badge to find these spaces. Check-in opens 15 mins before and closes 15 mins after service. For the safety of our children, we cannot make exceptions for late arrivals. For over 20 years, Pastors Lyle and Allyson have served full-time in ministry with a passionate focus on the presence of God.
They've rescued over children from slavery, fed hundreds of orphans, and helped thousands find salvation, healing, and discipleship. We are building a house of God that is aligned for the purpose of impact; Legacy, for the sake of eternity. We hold to the historic teachings of Christian orthodoxy as articulated in the Apostles Creed and the Nicene Creed.
We also subscribe to recent summaries of Christian doctrine as formulated in the Lausanne Covenant and the statement of faith of the Langham Partnership. More below. I believe in God, the Father almighty, creator of heaven and earth. I believe in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord, who was conceived by the Holy Spirit,born of the Virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate,was crucified, died, and was buried; he descended to the dead.
