A Church of Christ congregation serving Cookeville, TN. Contact the church directly for current worship times and programs.
Contact Information
Address:
252 E 9th St
Cookeville, TN 38501
Phone: 931-526-2661
Website: Visit Website
Service Times
Please call for current service times
Congregation Size: 650
📍 Location
About This Location
**Collegeside Church of Christ – Church of Christ in Cookeville, TN**
Nestled in the heart of the Upper Cumberland region, Cookeville serves as a vibrant hub where rural Tennessee charm meets educational excellence. Home to Tennessee Technological University, this thriving city of approximately 35,000 residents creates a unique blend of longtime community families and college students, faculty, and staff from across the region.
Cookeville’s strategic location along Interstate 40, roughly equidistant from Nashville and Knoxville, makes it an ideal stopping point for travelers and a convenient home base for those working throughout Middle Tennessee. The city’s economy centers around healthcare, education, and manufacturing, creating diverse neighborhoods that range from established residential areas to newer developments accommodating the growing population.
The Upper Cumberland region has a rich heritage of Churches of Christ, with congregations serving communities throughout this scenic area of rolling hills, lakes, and forests. Tennessee’s strong biblical restoration movement tradition is well-represented here, where visitors will find congregations committed to New Testament Christianity and warm fellowship.
Those relocating to Cookeville discover a community that values both academic achievement and small-town relationships. The presence of the university brings cultural opportunities and educational resources, while the surrounding natural beauty offers outdoor recreation at nearby Burgess Falls State Park and Center Hill Lake.
Collegeside Church of Christ welcomes both permanent residents and visitors to experience Christian fellowship in this distinctive Tennessee community where tradition and progress harmoniously coexist.