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Parish Presbyterian Church

Franklin, TN
Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
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About

Parish Presbyterian Church is a PCA-affiliated congregation in Franklin, Tennessee offering Sunday morning worship services at 8:30 and 11:15am, with Sunday School at 10:15-11:00am. The church features pastoral leadership including Pastor Jamie Crampton and Pastor Emeritus George Grant, and maintains an active prayer ministry.

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Church Info

Service Times
Sundays at 8:30am & 11:15am
Address
4156 Clovercroft Rd, Franklin, TN 37067, USA, Franklin, TN
Phone
(615) 574-1029
Pastor
Jamie CramptonMeet the team →

Church Profile

Worship Music Style

🎹 Traditional Worship
Contemporary Worship
Liturgical Worship

Teaching

📖 Expository Teaching
🎤 Live Teaching
Topical Teaching
Simulcast Teaching

Ministries

🧒 Kids MinistryYouth MinistryYoung AdultsSpanish Ministry
ASL Ministry

Accessibility & Structure

Wheelchair AccessibleMultisite

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What to Expect

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TYPICAL DRESS

👕Not Stated

Dress code is inferred from publicly available information. When in doubt, business casual is always appropriate.

How This Church Is Led

Governance and decision-making structure

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Pastor-Led

The senior or lead pastor holds primary spiritual and directional authority. They set the vision and make key decisions. Common in Baptist and non-denominational churches.

Leadership structure is inferred from publicly available information.

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Theology & Beliefs

Based on publicly available information from this church's website

CORE BELIEFS

Bible is God's Word
Affirmed
The Bible is Completely Without Error
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
The Holy Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Spirit)
Affirmed
Jesus Christ is Fully God and Fully Human
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
Bodily Resurrection of Jesus Christ
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
Humans Are Sinful and Need Salvation
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
Salvation by Grace Through Faith Alone
Affirmed

DENOMINATIONAL DISTINCTIVES

Position
Salvation Cannot Be Lost
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
or
Salvation Can Be Lost
Position
Baptism is for Believers Only
or
Infant Baptism Practiced
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
Position
Baptism by Full Immersion
or
Baptism by Sprinkling or Pouring
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
Baptism Required for Salvation
Not Stated
Position
Communion as a Symbol of Remembrance
or
Christ is Truly Present in Communion
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
Position
God Chooses Who is Saved
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
or
People Choose to Accept God
Position
Spiritual Gifts Active Today
or
Spiritual Gifts Ended with the Apostles
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
Position
Women Serve as Lead Pastors and Elders
or
Lead Pastors and Elders are Men
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)

ADDITIONAL POSITIONS

Marriage Defined as One Man and One Woman
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
Young Earth or Literal Six-Day Creation
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
Literal Second Coming of Christ
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
Hell as Eternal Conscious Punishment
Typical for Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
Premillennial End Times View
Not Stated

Theology data is sourced from publicly available information. "Affirmed" reflects explicit statements from this church's website. "Not Stated" means no information was found — it does not imply a position.

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