A Church of Christ congregation serving Cumberland Furnace, TN. Contact the church directly for current worship times and programs.
Contact Information
Address:
Stayton / Rock Springs Rd, E of Gallion Rd
Cumberland Furnace, TN 37036
Phone: 6157895660
Service Times
Please call for current service times
Congregation Size: 32
Additional Information
Charlotte
📍 Location
About This Location
Friendship Church of Christ serves the rural community of Cumberland Furnace, Tennessee, a small unincorporated area in Dickson County nestled in the rolling hills of Middle Tennessee. This historic settlement, originally established around an iron furnace operation in the 1800s, maintains its quiet, close-knit character while being conveniently located along Highway 48.
Cumberland Furnace offers visitors and residents a peaceful escape from urban life, surrounded by scenic countryside and farmland typical of the Tennessee Highland Rim region. The community sits approximately 45 miles west of Nashville and about 20 miles from Dickson, providing access to larger cities while preserving its rural charm. Outdoor enthusiasts appreciate the area’s proximity to the Cumberland River and numerous recreational opportunities.
Churches of Christ have deep roots throughout Tennessee, particularly in rural communities like Cumberland Furnace where traditional values and biblical worship remain central to community life. The restoration movement’s emphasis on New Testament Christianity has flourished in this region for generations.
Those considering relocation to Cumberland Furnace will find a welcoming community where neighbors know each other and maintain strong connections. The area attracts families seeking affordable rural living within reasonable commuting distance of Nashville’s employment opportunities. Visitors should expect winding country roads, beautiful pastoral landscapes, and the genuine hospitality characteristic of small Tennessee communities.
Friendship Church of Christ welcomes both longtime residents and newcomers to worship and fellowship in this distinctive Middle Tennessee setting.