King's Cross Church

King’s Cross is a gospel-centered church in East Nashville, founded in 2022 to glorify God and make disciples of Christ. The church meets every Sunday at 10:00 AM at 2442 Eastland Ave. and emphasizes community, worship, and discipleship. Learn more about us.

King’s Cross Church was founded in 2022 by a group of Christians who wanted to see another healthy church raised up in and for East Nashville. The church is led by a plurality of pastors and deacons, and its mission is to glorify God and make disciples of Christ by proclaiming the good news of God’s kingdom. Learn more about our leadership.

King’s Cross meets every Sunday at 10:00 AM at Valley View Baptist Church, located at 2442 Eastland Ave., Nashville, TN 37206. Services include worship in song, prayer, a corporate confession of sin and assurance of pardon, a sermon lasting around 30 minutes, and Communion. Bulletins are provided to guide attendees through the service. Sunday worship details.

The church offers childcare during services, with background-checked and trained volunteers available to watch children. Children ages 5 and up are encouraged to participate in worship with their families. Childcare details.

King’s Cross emphasizes community and connection. Visitors are encouraged to connect through Sunday morning worship, groups, and community events. Connect with us.

The church is committed to a strong theological foundation and has a detailed statement of faith covering essential and distinctive beliefs. Statement of faith.

King’s Cross Church in East Nashville offers a gospel-centered community focused on worship, discipleship, and connection. First-time visitors can expect a structured Sunday service at 10:00 AM featuring worship, sermon, and Communion, alongside childcare for families. The church emphasizes welcoming newcomers through groups, events, and clear guidance for participation.

Pros

• Provides childcare with trained volunteers for families during services
• Clear weekly Sunday worship schedule at 10:00 AM with detailed service bulletins
• Gospel-centered teaching with a focus on discipleship and community
• Welcoming approach to newcomers through groups and connection opportunities
• Transparent leadership structure with a published statement of faith