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Church On the Hill: Vineyard Cookeville

Cookeville, TN

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3001 Phillips Cemetery RdCookeville, TN 38506

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  • John Elmer2 years ago

    Was in town so I stopped here and I’m glad I did! People were friendly and I felt at ease as a guest. Worship was high quality and I felt the presence of the Holy Spirit. Message was good. If I lived here I’d go here!

  • Christian McDaniel11 years ago

    I love Church on the Hill! I've been attending for about 2 months. The people make you feel like you are apart of the family. Pastor Paul Ramsey is awesome! He's funny and always has an excellent point of view on the Word. If you are looking for a church home I would definitely recommend!

  • tabitha boggs10 years ago

    I absolutely love what I like to call my church BUT we as ppl are the church! You absolutely can't find a more welcoming church a church that cares a preacher that absolutely preaches most of which are toe stepping thank you pastor Paul it changes my life service after service!! Gods good!

  • Katelyn Morales10 years ago

    Wonderful church! The people there make it great! I feel welcomed every time I come, and loved on! Anointed pastor and staff.

  • riverrat3378 years ago

    I love this place it's the only church in this area where I felt like I could be me. If you get a chance to get there go it is well worth it!!!!

  • Kaylynn Rudella year ago

    Such a beautiful experience every time I visit with my father and his SO

  • Kris Parsley-Williams9 years ago

    We immediately felt right at home! ANd visit every chance we get. 🤗 …

  • aaron hamby9 years ago

    Great people, great worship, wonderful presence of God.

  • Paula Janeway6 years ago

    From the time you walk in you are made family.

  • Sara Bird2 weeks ago

    Okay great! Thanks for the clarification. It almost seemed very much like artwork by a free mason since it's full of symbols commonly used by free masons (satanists). The lightening bolt, the "all seeing eye", the scales, the knife, the star, scythe, etc... I've never seen a church use those symbols before. There was a Vineyard church in Illinois that struggled with witchcraft so it almost seemed as if a pattern was emerging. Glad things are cleared up! Thanks for the response! Definitely some interesting artwork!

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