A Church of Christ congregation serving Shelbyville, TN. Contact the church directly for current worship times and programs.
Contact Information
Address:
1803 Madison St
Shelbyville, TN 37162
Phone: 931-684-8521
Website: Visit Website
Service Times
Please call for current service times
Congregation Size: 120
📍 Location
About This Location
**Eastside Church of Christ – Shelbyville, TN**
Located in the heart of Bedford County, Eastside Church of Christ serves the historic community of Shelbyville, Tennessee’s celebrated “Walking Horse Capital of the World.” This charming Middle Tennessee city, situated approximately 50 miles southeast of Nashville, is renowned for hosting the annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration and maintaining its rich agricultural heritage.
Shelbyville offers visitors and residents a welcoming small-town atmosphere with a population of around 22,000. The community takes pride in its well-preserved downtown square, featuring local businesses, antique shops, and restaurants that reflect the area’s Southern hospitality. The city’s strategic location along Highway 231 provides convenient access to both Nashville’s metropolitan amenities and the scenic beauty of rural Tennessee.
Tennessee has a strong Church of Christ presence, with numerous congregations throughout Middle Tennessee fostering fellowship and shared worship traditions. The region’s Churches of Christ are known for their commitment to New Testament Christianity and active community involvement.
Those relocating to or visiting Shelbyville will find a community that values tradition while embracing growth. The area offers excellent schools, recreational opportunities at nearby Normandy Lake, and a lower cost of living compared to larger metropolitan areas. The mild climate allows for year-round outdoor activities, from exploring local parks to attending the famous horse shows that put Shelbyville on the map.
Eastside Church of Christ welcomes both longtime residents and newcomers to join their faith community in this distinctive Tennessee town.