The Bridge Church Spring Hill - Spring Hill Campus
Non-Denominational · Contemporary worship · Spring Hill, TN
- Location
- Spring Hill, Tennessee 37174
- Denomination
- Non-Denominational
- Worship style
- Contemporary
- Size
- Mid-size
- Ministries & emphasis
- Contemporary, Expository Preaching, Kids Ministry, Youth Ministry, Small Groups
- Google rating
- ★ 4.7 (165 reviews)
- Kids ministry
- Yes
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What visitors say
Awesome message every Sunday and wonderful worship set. Pastor Ian delivers such a wonderful sermon. One of the best sermons in middle Tennessee and it took two years to find the message pastor at The Bridge Church. My husband and I were first time visitors with my son and daughter in law who live in the area. The greeters were exceptionally welcoming. Praise and worship were amazing, and the sermon was life giving. We can’t wait to come again. Making this right to the point. Pros 1. Worship is great 2. Pastor's teachings ARE Biblical 3. Nice/free coffee bar with a variety of syrups Cons 1. Cliques 2. Welcome team horrible 3. Fend for yourself if you're new - you're on your own. No directions, signs, etc once you're in the lobby...swarmed by 100s of people. No one says hello to you, unless you're in one of the "cliques" 4. Some staff are arrogant Part of going to church is to feel welcomed, connected. I did not feel that here after attending many times. Still looking. This church started off great. I was there for 2 years and volunteered, participated in everything, went every Sunday, joined groups etc… So I was very involved. I was starting to ponder why I still felt the same as I did before baptism. I felt like there was so much more Christ meant by picking up their cross and walking with him. I saw gossip happening in groups, mocking other religions (especially the Mormons), your typical Sunday Christians everywhere. Realized I needed more and was not in the right spot anymore after I spent my whole Easter volunteering in the children’s room then when it was my turn for my family to go sit in service I was treated so so horribly by the volunteers that ushered people in. Because I was there so early I got to go up to my seats early. They had not yet shut down everything so they looked to be open. Well the volunteers came and closed it off without saying a peep and we didn’t notice until it was time to take kids to the nursery and I was met with glaring and gossip. When I asked if the upstairs was going to be closed I was met with a soul piercing glare and snotty “YES.” I just started crying and they were so rude when they showed us where to sit. I was there way before they even put the blockers up. I did not know. What I did know is if I wasn’t there early I wouldn’t get a seat like the previous Easter and all the other services it was open. Anyways, Christlike behavior would of been walking up to us and letting us know kindly that the section is closed for the service and we would of gladly moved. However I was met with an experience that made me cry all service and I ended up leaving early. It was great though because upon a lot of scripture study I realized a lot of things happening in this church aren’t biblical and I found a church that I can feel Gods presence daily, I have the opportunity to act on my faith in the way the Bible shows us. We don’t turn a sacred covenant into a concert (sacrament). We don’t show all the little good deeds we did all over social. We love each other and are kind to everyone that walks in the door. I think Ian and the staff are wonderful kind people. I just think that this church got so big so fast that it brought in a lot of ugly. I would just advise to ponder these things and hold a staff meeting with volunteers/leaders. I want to see more Jesus and feel him in our communities. I think it’s a wonderful opportunity here for that with how many people you teach. My wife and I have come about 5 times over the past two years, when traveling for work, and a built in excuse to see our Kids and grand kids, who moved here. Our Children found the Bridge Church—and they call it their Church Home…❤️ ☝🏼When we walked in we felt the love of God the very minute. 😇….The Holy Spirit is at work big time changing peoples lives here, and we will eventually call this our Church Home—when we finally get to move here permanently. 🙏🏼👍🏻
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