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This community treasure is being

restored to new birth

Since 1844, the Historic Concord Church - has served our community well. During the Civil War, it operated as a hospital for the sick and destitute, and after WWII she opened her doors so that the orphaned and the impoverish could receive education.

Now it is time to honor the history and reimagine the future of the Historic Concord Church. Interested citizens have already obtained approval for being awarded an "Eligible for National Historic Site" designation.

Join us to restore this jewel. This dream will take a lot of effort, but historic buildings and monuments give cities a sense of heritage, identity, and prestige. Therefore, we must do all we can to preserve these landmarks for the appreciation of citizens, tourist, and future generations.

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Jeffrey Palomino a Member of El Shaddai

Tick tock, time to set your watches and your clocks! The #BigPayback kicks off today at 6:00 pm. Lift up your community in a big way...

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Suzan Hicks Leader of Local & Global Outreach at Fellowship Bible Church

Invites you to be part of the restoration of The Historic Concord Church www.thebigpayback.org/elshaddaicc #concordnaz #BigPayback...

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Richard Clem The Owner of Clem General Contracting, LLC Shares the Plans for THCC

Our General Contractor Richard Clem is all geared up and preparing the crew for the upcoming phase of the restoration....

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Our Community Voices Amplify Vision For The Historic Church Site

Pastor Tom Todd, former pastor of Concord Community Church comments on the vision for The Historic Concord Church....

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Janessa Dunn is a member of our community.

Our Community Voices Amplify Vision For The Historic Concord Church Site. www.thebigpayback.org/elshaddaicc #concordnaz #BigPayback...

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Food Bank Distribution During Covid and Community Baby Shower

El Shaddai has been partnering with others community leaders distributing hundreds of groceries to families in need during the Covid...

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Thank Middle Tennessee nonprofits

During The #BigPayback. Starting May 5 at 6pm give back in a BIG way during this 24-hour window of generosity!...

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The Big Pay Back

A little can go a long way when we come together to give together during the #BIGPayback! Support The Historic Concord Church on May 5th...

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This community treasure is being

restored to new birth

Since 1844, the Historic Concord Church - has served our community well. During the Civil War, it operated as a hospital for the sick and destitute, and after WWII she opened her doors so that the orphaned and the impoverish could receive education.

Now it is time to honor the history and reimagine the future of the Historic Concord Church. Interested citizens have already obtained approval for being awarded an "Eligible for National Historic Site" designation.

Join us to restore this jewel. This dream will take a lot of effort, but historic buildings and monuments give cities a sense of heritage, identity, and prestige. Therefore, we must do all we can to preserve these landmarks for the appreciation of citizens, tourist, and future generations.

10604 Concord Rd.

Brentwood, TN 37027

This community treasure is being

restored to new birth

Since 1844, the Historic Concord Church - has served our community well. During the Civil War, it operated as a hospital for the sick and destitute, and after WWII she opened her doors so that the orphaned and the impoverish could receive education.

Now it is time to honor the history and reimagine the future of the Historic Concord Church. Interested citizens have already obtained approval for being awarded an "Eligible for National Historic Site" designation.

Join us to restore this jewel. This dream will take a lot of effort, but historic buildings and monuments give cities a sense of heritage, identity, and prestige. Therefore, we must do all we can to preserve these landmarks for the appreciation of citizens, tourist, and future generations.

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