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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.

Pastor German Castro

Restoration begins

Dear friend, It is with great pleasure that we share with you this video as a testimony of God’s mercies. Because of your prayers and...

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Preserving our past strengthens our future

History and vision towards the future

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Nearly 500 seedlings planted!

We couldn't have done it without you, got nearly 500 tree seedlings planted! Thank you Cumberland Compact for partnering with us...

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Come out and plant a tree!

On February 24 2018,Tennessee will plant 250,000 native tree seedlings across Tennessee.* This will be the largest...

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Adopt a Stream! We've partnered with Cumberland Compact to adopt Mill

Did you know that over 3,000 miles of streams and waterways are affected by pollution in the Cumberland River Basin? That’s roughly the...

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Historic Site plans to come back to the community

Aiming towards Renovation in 2017

This historic four acres site is planning a beautiful make over! Charming as always the Historic Concord Church has plans for another...

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Great things take time

Towards the Historic Landmark

Both the THC and MHC Historic commissions for the city and State have deemed our property eligible for listing in the National Register...

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The Historic Concord Church Architectural and Social Value Post Civil War

The Historic Concord Church Architectural and social value post civil war. In June of 2005 El Shaddai Christian Church purchased the...

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Concord Baptist Church Members 1800s-1900s

Do you have any relatives that were apart of the Historic Concord church's congregation? Here are some of the members, categorized by the...

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Historic Concord Church: A Civil War Army Campsite

If you are aware of some of Tennessee's history during the Civil War, you might have heard of The Battle of Murfreesboro Stone River....

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The Vision Forward

Hopefully by now you have a basic knowledge of the incredible history of the historic Concord Church. But you may be wondering, "Okay I...

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BE A PART OF THIS JOURNEY!

In case you missed our post with these awesome interviews from former members of Concord Baptist Church, here it is again! Join us in...

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William A. Whitsett

Rev. William A. Whitsett (Whitsitt) was born in Williamson County, Tennessee on July 25, 1816. Rev. Whitsett served as a Clerk and...

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Concord Baptist Church Newsletters

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Waller Family

Sally Elizabeth Rash Waller, born in 1851. Raised in historic Concord church. Margie Waller Sewell, daughter of James & Martha Waller,...

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4 Generations blessed by this church

We had the pleasure of sitting down with previous members of Concord Baptist Church, Martha Waller, Margie Sewell, and Larry and Frances...

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The Mission Stays the Same.

In our research of this Historic Concord Church, we have read documents and notes left by previous pastors. It has been interesting to...

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Historic Concord Church Roots: A missions plant of Mill Creek Baptist Church

Before we can fully understand the beginning of the Historic Concord Church, we must look at where it came from. Concord Baptist Church...

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Throwin' it back

The 60's. Who doesn't love looking at pictures from a decade of bad hair styles and overalls? With the new front added to Concord Baptist...

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How the Nashville Flood of 2010 Impacted us

Saturday May 1, 2010 is a day that Nashville will remember for many years to come. The Nashville flood washed a lot of things away but...

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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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