Browse Items (11 total)

A community church in Antioch, St. Macarius meets weekly in a Protestant church to pray and be in fellowship. The congregation is served by Father Pemwah, a non-Nashville resident like many of the priests.

Another community church for those who live in Hendersonville (north of Nashville), St. Theodore prays and is in fellowship twice a month on Saturdays.

A community church of the Southern Diocese, the church congregation meets in a Protestant church twice a month to pray and be in fellowship in Mount Juliet, a suburb in Wilson County. Like St. Mina, St. Pishoy and St. Barbara, it will be a Coptic…

Named after a modern famous Coptic partiarch and saint, Pope Kyrillos is nestled in the woods of Cane Ridge near Century Farms, the controversial new development that plowed acres and acres of land for residential and business development in an…

The first Coptic Orthodox church in Murfreesboro, the church is a signal to the displacement of Egyptians into Rutherford County and also the prioritization of youth/second generation as the church is located near MTSU.

This Coptic church is stationed in LaVergne, specifically in the industrial area, and sits right between Davidson and Rutherford Counties. The current priest is Father Cherubim Khalil.

Currently housed in a Protestant church, as is common for new Coptic Orthodox ventures, St. Barbara is meant to be the first Williamson County church. In the summer of 2021, the congregation's board bought land in Williamson County for $1 million to…

One of the latest Coptic churches that started by renting Protestant churches near the university area, St. Verena is the brainchild of the bishop who wanted an evangelical church that is English-only and prioritizes "American culture."

The first Coptic church in Nashville and the first Coptic church in Nashville built to the traditional style, St. Mina sits right off Nolensville Pike. St. Mina has seen several priests and was the site of the first break (to make St. Pishoy). St.…

The third Coptic church of Nashville, St. Mark sits right on Murfreesboro Pike and Smith Springs Road, in the heart of Antioch and near Percy Priest Lake, a favorite pastime for Copts. The church is known to have had several priests and was the…