First Christian Church

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The corner of Jackson St and Grundy St. across from Traders' Bank and City Hall. CLICK FOR MAP

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 606 Tullahoma, Tennessee 37388 USA

Phone and Fax Numbers: Phone -- (931) 455-2200 Fax -- (931) 455-7824 email -- info@firstchristiantullahoma.org

Congregational vote on Renovation of Post Office (11 April 2010)
128 - YES, I support the renovation of the old post office. I will provide financial resources to renovate the old post office and/or I will provide my talents to support the expansion of our ministries using the renovated building.
33 - NO, I support the demolition of the old post office.

Tom Murdock was born in Pensacola, Florida and has been living in Tennessee since 1990. A graduate of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Tom came to the Disciples through... (read more)
Send Tom an email -- tom@firstchristiantullahoma.org

Associate Minister: Amy Cates
Rev. Amy Cates was called as the Associate Minister of First Christian Church in the spring of 2007. Besides working with those at FCC, Amy serves on the Disciples Youth... (read more)
Send Amy an email -- amy@firstchristiantullahoma.org

There are many ways that members of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) minister to one another, to their communities and to the world.
We consider our congregations to be "mission stations." They minister to the needy, the hurting and those who are seeking God. They work for justice in their communities. They help build houses and churches. They invite persons into their church communities to share and nourish life in Christ.
Disciples regions support congregations and their pastors. Regional ministers provide spiritual leadership. Regions help congregations find pastors. Regional staff members help congregations through periods of change, and sometimes through conflict. Disciples general and regional ministries assist in starting and revitalizing congregations.
General ministries help the whole church to live toward a vision. They play a key role in equipping missionaries to serve around the world. They serve the elderly. They serve the disabled, the abused and victims of natural disaster and war. They organize people from many congregations to carry out mission projects in North America and abroad. They work for Christian unity and help the church communicate with itself and the world. They help finance church building, provide for retirement and help people support the whole church with financial gifts. They remember church history, educate young adults and train lay and ordained pastoral leaders.
Disciples believe that all persons, lay and ordained are called to be ministers of the Gospel and ministers to one another.