WELCOME
TO GLENDALE BAPTIST CHURCH
A Caring Community of Equality and Grace
Our Purpose Statement
We strive
to partner with God and follow Jesus on the Way of Love
to create sanctuary for one another with special concern for those who are marginalized
to work intentionally for mercy and justice
to sustain a creative and compassionate theological voice
to gather resources joyfully and share them generously
to love our neighbors and care for all of creation.
Weekly Schedule
Our story
Glendale Baptist Church: a caring community of equality and grace, is a community of Jesus' followers who value connection, laughter, curiosity, service, and compassion. We are explicit about our welcome—totally inclusive of the LGBTQIA community in all areas of membership and leadership; learning and working out our practice in dismantling the sins of white supremacy and patriarchy; listening intently to voices representing all ages, all income levels, all kinds of previous church experience or non-experience, all ways of thinking about the Holy. We are socially progressive, theologically liberal, and individually committed to the authentic practice of faith and values.
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This Wednesday is our third Wednesday of the month meditation night.
Someone once said meditation is kind of like playing Frogger. Most of us are playing Frogger with a broken screen, getting hit and carried away by all these cars of thoughts or feelings or stories.
Meditation is like turning the screen on.
We learn to say, “Oh, there goes that car. Don’t want to get carried away by that again,” or “Oh, that one comes up a lot. Let’s investigate the best way to navigate that...”
This week, after dinner in the Fellowship Hall, we’ll move up to the sanctuary for a guided meditation exercise that will lead us through noticing what’s happening in the body, the mind, and the quality of our connection with others.
No experience is needed—total beginners are welcome.
#nashville #meditation
“Miracles are just reminding you that it’s not the way you think it is, and that frees you a little bit to be able to wonder—how is it? [...] It’s in everyday things that the miraculous happens. If we practice being here now, we develop the sensitivity to perceive and appreciate the daily miracles of our lives.” —Ram Dass #progressivechristianity #spirituality
Join us for Glendale’s Annual Ice Cream Supper on Sunday, June 7 from 4–6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall.
Bring your family, bring a friend, and bring your favorite ice cream, topping, cookie, or dessert to share. Mostly, just come ready for good conversation, shared tables, and a sweet summer evening together with neighbors and friends.
During the gathering, we’ll also share a few updates and dreams for the future of Glendale’s building and grounds as we continue imagining how our spaces can better serve community life.
Enter through the door by the basketball goal. We’d love to see you there.
Wednesday is the deadline to register for Be-Loved Youth Camp!
Each summer, youth from Glendale and partner congregations gather in the Blue Ridge Mountains for a week of practicing what it means to live as a be-loved community together. This year’s theme is “Another World is Possible.”
If you’re interested in attending or supporting Glendale campers, send us a message or contact the church office for more information.
“Without Pentecost the Christ-event – the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus – remains imprisoned in history as something to remember, think about and reflect on. The Spirit of Jesus comes to dwell within us, so that we can become living Christs here and now.” —Henri Nouwen #pentecostsunday #nashvillechurch #progressivechristianity
"It doesn’t make sense that they would look at you with suspicion for wanting to do good, does it? Yet they do. But I’m telling you, just because things are difficult doesn’t mean you’re not on the right path. Remember, you’re playing a different game than they are, so don’t fear what they fear. Don’t be intimidated by what intimidates them. Don’t let fear of looking strange or being excluded drive your decisions. We make our choices by the pattern of the Anointed, even when no one else understands. And when they ask you what you’re doing, just tell them the truth, and as best you can, do it with gentleness and respect. We can’t say we’re a people of love and then default to treating others with resentment and condescension. If they malign us, may it be a judgment on them, not us. We’re going to live in this tension with our neighbors either way, so it might as well be tense because we’re doing what’s right, not because we’re constantly bickering with them. Remember the pattern of the Anointed: that he loved us even when we were his enemies, in order that we might come to see the truth." —Based on a text from 1 Peter, paraphrased by @zachary_helton #progressivechristianity
Glendale Baptist Church has a long tradition of celebrating with the community on Christmas Eve at 5pm by sharing a Lovefeast in the Moravian Tradition. Join us as we hear the Christmas Story, sing carols, raise our lighted beeswax candles and enjoy homemade buns and sweet decaf coffee. All are welcome. We will be so glad to see you!
Save the date, friends! Details follow:
Date: Saturday, November 15, 8AM-2PM, Fellowship Hall
Donations: All donated items need to be received at the church by Noon on Thursday, November 13. Any unsold items must be picked up by 3PM on 11/15 or they will be taken to thrift stores.
Vendors: Church members and community friends may set up their own yard sale in our parking lot for the cost of a donation to our church. All profits from items sold may be kept by the seller.
Message us here if you’re interested in being a vendor.
Glendalers continue to draw their circle wide! Join us on Sunday morning.
Adult Education is currently studying “After Jesus-Before Christianity”. Today we welcomed our Interim Minister of Music, Chase. Even Max the dog joined us for the Time with Glendale Kids, learning that he is also a bearer of Light.
Changes are unfolding as we strive to live more fully into our purpose statement, become more creative as we update and transform our physical space, and encourage one another as we follow Jesus on the way of love.
In these days swirling with chaos all around, may we all have the grace to risk something big for something good. Peace, y’all.
What a joy to listen, learn, eat, and create art together this past Sunday. Special thanks to all who made the event successful and especially to our speaker, Jamel; story time leader, Klem-Mari; art / event coordinator, Bobbi; and refreshment coordinator, Catherine.
Overheard during the day:
“Ubuntu - I am because we are”
“What will our grandchildren say we did when the world needed us most?”
“Wow! Thats a BIG coloring project on the wall!
Yeah, but see how it’s divided into little chunks? If everyone picks a piece and does their part, we can accomplish it together.”
“What a beautiful, bountiful table! Let’s eat!”
How do the life and teachings of Nelson Mandela inspire you?
All are welcome this Sunday July 20 as we honor Nelson Mandela Day at @glendalebaptistnashville Jamel Campbell Gooch speaks at 1pm and Klem Mari is bringing her signature storytelling style to the party for both kids and kids at heart. There’ll be crafts and snacks too. We look forward to celebrating with you!
Pentecost at @glendalebaptistnashville blew in with fire, eclectic musical selections, inspiring reflections, godly play storytelling, and worship helper training. And just like your favorite infomercial, we aren’t done yet. See you at the ice cream social at 3:30 in Fellowship Hall today.
Until then, churn on Pastor April Baker’s words…
“Maybe with the gifts we offer, we can claim a little of that [Pentecostal] power. Maybe we will be bewildering to those around us. Maybe we will find even more ways to risk something big, because we believe in something good. Maybe we will claim the power of that spirit.
Maybe we will be a transformed church.
I hope so.”
I do too, pastor… I. Do. Too.
Community Song Circle this Saturday at 2 We’ll gather to learn and sing paperless songs, taught orally in a call/echo format! These simple melodies focus on themes of peace, hope, connection to Earth, and love — little pocket prayers we carry to encourage & comfort. All ages welcome! And no singing experience needed! Please let us know if you plan to come. Contact Kelley or fill out the Breeze form (link in profile)
Dried Flower Craft | Sunday, May 4th at 1 pm - Fellowship Hall
Come make a dried flower mini-wreath on May 4rd! After worship, go grab some lunch (or bring your own!) and then join for a mindful craft. No art skills needed, just a sense of wonder and joy :) All ages welcome, but do know we will be using a hot glue gun. $4 suggested donation for supplies. Let us know if you plan to come
This Wednesday evening, we'll have supper together and then spend time in circle sharing songs that are sustaining us these days. Bring an instrument if you'd like! And if you don't want to sing, no worries, come tell us about music that's supporting you (and we can play it on the TV) or come listen 🎶💙 Let Kelley know if you have questions!
Our next Sound Meditation is this Friday at 6:30! No need to be "good at meditation" - just come listen, breathe, and rest in the sanctuary. Wear comfy clothes and bring a yoga mat or blanket if you prefer to lay down. Some cushions will be available. If you need childcare during the hour, please let Kelley know.
During Glendale's Wisdom of Darkness Epiphany season, our contemplative time in worship has been centered on Sound, featuring a variety of instruments such as chimes and singing bowls.
Next Friday at 6:30 pm, we'll have an extended sound meditation offering! You're invited to listen, breathe, and rest in Holy Presence. Come as you are.
Tomorrow at 6:30, we’ll gather for supper and a poetry reading by Glendaler Annette Sisson! She’ll be sharing from her recent book Winter Sharp with Apples, which a reviewer called “a poignant slice of life.” (Tyler Truman Julian, The Shore)
Join us for homemade tomato soup, grilled cheese, and a wonderful time in community!
Throughout the season of Epiphany, we are exploring the Wisdom of Darkness. Like the Magi who followed the star, we are traveling by night to wonder, dream, pray, and listen. 🌒✨🌌 Each Wednesday evening, we'll gather for supper & a program. And stay tuned for other special gatherings over the next two months!
Bless This Mess Lenten Study with Jan Cox-Gedmark
Join Jan in the Fellowship Hall each Sunday at 9:30 AM during Lent for a cup of tea and space to honor the messiness that almost always accompanies transformative journeys. "Bless This Mess" is a resource that will give us an opportunity to travel with Jesus through the valley of the shadow of death into newness of life.
From caring for God’s creation to fighting for racial justice and equality, the study's themes and activities are both accessible and challenging. Each week leading up to Easter has its own set of illustrated cards. Be sure to pick up your cards in the Sanctuary near the Orders of Worship or contact Alan if you are unable to attend in person and would like to receive a virtual set of cards via email.
Thank you to Jan for holding space for us to connect with one another, work toward repairing God’s world, and look ahead to the new life of Easter morning.
On five of the Thursdays during this season of Lent, you’re invited to bring your lunch and gather in the Fellowship Hall from 11:30 AM-1:00 PM as we read together through Taking On the Cross: Reimagining the Meaning of Jesus’ Life and Death. In the service of full disclosure, Amy Mears is one of the book’s editors and authors; other Glendale writers include Beth Ritter-Conn and Anita Peebles. It’s a broad-ranging book that explores theologies of atonement: there’s surely something to offend everybody in this collection! Bring your sandwich and join the discussions.
February 29: Chapters 4, 5, & 6; pp. 37-65
March 7: Chapters 10, 11, & 12; pp. 98-138
March 14: Chapters 14 & 15; pp. 154-177
March 21: Chapters 17, 19, 24; pp. 187-197, 210-216, 257-271
There is a copy available in the Glendale library, and additional copies are available for purchase at Good Faith Media and Amazon. Links are available in bio.
Registration is now open for the Alliance of Baptists Annual Gathering 2024
We are so excited to gather with you again in April - this time in Charlotte, NC at Myers Park Baptist Church, April 12-14, 2024!
This year, we’ll be exploring the theme: Decolonizing the Great Commission: Reimagining Partnership in Ministry. In 2023, we took a look at how our foundational principle of seeking God’s justice manifests today in our pursuit of abolition. In 2024, we’ll take a close look at another foundational principle of the Alliance: partnership in ministry. True partnership cannot be built when we hear Jesus’ call in Matthew 28 to go and make disciples with colonizing ears. Together, let’s discern how we can hear Jesus’ sending words with new ears for a new day as we continue to pursue partnership in ministry.
Check out the website to learn more about the gathering. With such a diverse and international gathering, commitments from speakers will be rolling in as travel requirements are secured. We are thrilled to already have confirmed we will hear from Reverend Dr. Mitri Raheb from Bright Stars of Bethlehem, Reverend Dalia Juarez Fernandez from Seminario Intercultural Mayense, Bishop Rusudan Gotsiridze of Peace Cathedral, and our own co-director, Reverend Elijah Zehyoue, Ph.D. Check back frequently for updates to the speaker list, schedule, events, and more! If you've got a specific question that cannot be answered by the website, email info@allianceofbaptists.org.
You may REGISTER for this event using the link in our bio.
News from Luke 14:12
Luke 14:12 started serving guests at McKendree UMC last Thursday, February 15, and will continue serving every Thursday. Two sets of volunteers are needed per session – one group from 9:00-11:00 AM to prepare food, and a second group from 11:00 AM-1:00 PM to serve lunch to the guests. Please let Joy Gooch know if there’s a week that works for you! There will be an official announcement coming soon.
Bless This Mess Lenten Study with Jan Cox-Gedmark
Join Jan in the Fellowship Hall each Sunday at 9:30 AM during Lent for a cup of tea and space to honor the messiness that almost always accompanies transformative journeys. "Bless This Mess" is a resource that will give us an opportunity to travel with Jesus through the valley of the shadow of death into newness of life.
From caring for God’s creation to fighting for racial justice and equality, the study's themes and activities are both accessible and challenging. Each week leading up to Easter has its own set of illustrated cards. Be sure to pick up your cards in the Sanctuary near the Orders of Worship or contact Alan if you are unable to attend in person and would like to receive a virtual set of cards via email.
Thank you to Jan for holding space for us to connect with one another, work toward repairing God’s world, and look ahead to the new life of Easter morning.
For Black History Month, the Alliance of Baptists will celebrate by offering a teach-in on the “Long Black Freedom Struggle” and what it means for the times in which we live. Led by our very own co-director, Reverend Elijah R. Zehyoue, Ph.D., we will look at Vincent Harding’s text, There Is A River, as we examine the significance of Black history today, especially as more states restrict and suppress this important history. We ask you to join us as we engage with some aspects of this powerful history and discover how we can all embrace it. You may REGISTER for this event using the link in our bio.
THIS SUNDAY - Kid-Focused Field Trip to NMAMM
In honor of Black History Month, Alvin Jeffery and Jamey Rutschilling are organizing a field trip to the National Museum of African American Music in downtown Nashville this Sunday, February 25. The museum is holding a "Soul Food Sunday" where church-goers receive half-price admission ($13/adult, $11/student, free for children under 5), and there are Meat & Two dinners ($15) provided by Barr's Music City Soul Food in the lobby.
As it takes approximately 20 minutes to drive there from Glendale, we plan to start our tour at 12:40 PM, which gives us time to find each other in the lobby and/or check out the gift shop. (Tours start every 20 minutes, so if you'd rather show up earlier/later, that's no problem.) Following a brief video, the museum is self-paced, but most people spend 90 minutes touring the galleries. If you have other questions about the museum, please consult their FAQs.
The entire church is welcome to join, and Alvin & Jamey will provide pre-briefing/de-briefing with the children to help them incorporate what they experience at the museum into their lives. Because the museum's food special doesn't start until 1:30 PM, Alvin & Jamey will provide a few light snacks for the kids, but you can bring lunch to enjoy in the lobby if 1:30 is too long after your breakfast :-)
Parking is available in the "5th and Broadway" parking garage - if you use the 598 Broadway entrance of the retail garage and specify you are visiting NMAAM, you will receive a $17-off coupon, which covers up to 2 hours of parking. Additional parking garage rates are available if you want to stay longer in the area.
Finally, if you'd like to join us, please let Alvin know. There is no advanced registration for the half-price tickets, but if we have more than 15 people, the museum would like us to give them a heads up.
We hope to see you on Sunday!
Alvin and Jamey
Links available in bio
Join Our Choir for worship on Holy Friday, featuring the Mark Hayes Requiem.
As we prepare for the upcoming Holy Friday service on March 29, we are excited to announce that our church choir will be singing the Mark Hayes Requiem, and we would love for you to be a part of it! Hayes' Requiem is a powerful and moving piece, and we are seeking enthusiastic singers from our congregation to join the choir for this special opportunity for worship.
If you have a passion for singing and would like to be involved, we invite you to join us for rehearsals every Wednesday evening from 6:00-6:30 PM. During these rehearsals, we will focus solely on practicing the Requiem to ensure a meaningful observance of Holy Friday. In addition to our Wednesday rehearsals, there will be an additional rehearsal time on Saturday, March 23, from 10:30-noon.
Whether you're an experienced vocalist or someone who simply enjoys singing, we welcome you to be a part of this meaningful musical endeavor. Your participation will not only enrich our performance but also foster a sense of community and fellowship within our congregation. If you are interested in joining the choir for the Mark Hayes Requiem, please SIGN UP using the link in our bio and Daryl Johnson will contact you.
Let's come together to create something beautiful and inspiring this Holy Friday. Thank you for considering this opportunity, and we look forward to singing with you!
Alliance of Baptists’ Prophetic Imagination series presents: �Reproductive Justice: Faith in Action - Tonight at 6pm CT
Rev. Lyndsey Godwin (former Glendaler) and Min. Constance Dunlap will lead us as together we'll connect the history and tenets of Reproductive Justice to biblical and theological understandings. Join us as we explore practical ways and reasons to connect anti-racist work to the Reproductive Justice Movement. Registration link available in bio.
On five of the Thursdays during this season of Lent, you’re invited to bring your lunch and gather in the Fellowship Hall from 11:30 AM-1:00 PM as we read together through Taking On the Cross: Reimagining the Meaning of Jesus’ Life and Death. In the service of full disclosure, Amy Mears is one of the book’s editors and authors; other Glendale writers include Beth Ritter-Conn and Anita Peebles. It’s a broad-ranging book that explores theologies of atonement: there’s surely something to offend everybody in this collection! Bring your sandwich and join the discussions.
February 22: Forward, Introduction, Chapters 1 & 2; pp. 1-27
February 29: Chapters 4, 5, & 6; pp. 37-65
March 7: Chapters 10, 11, & 12; pp. 98-138
March 14: Chapters 14 & 15; pp. 154-177
March 21: Chapters 17, 19, 24; pp. 187-197, 210-216, 257-271
There is a copy available in the Glendale library, and additional copies are available for purchase at Good Faith Media and Amazon. Links available in bio
Room In The Inn - Volunteers Needed
For over 30 years, Glendale Baptist Church has participated in Room In The Inn by offering hospitality to people who are unhoused throughout the winter season. We join other congregations throughout Nashville to provide transportation to the church from the RITI campus, overnight accommodations in our fellowship hall, dinner, breakfast, sack lunches and access to a clothes closet. But there is more to RITI than that. Every year, Glendalers share stories about their interaction with our guests and how much it means to dine and converse with them - to break bread together, to listen to one another, to share stories; essentially doing what we can as a congregation to take part in our shared purpose of “joining in God’s work.” This year we hope to host men for 5 nights December-February. To do this, we need your participation.
How can you help?
Be a weekend coordinator, serve diner, prepare food, dine with guests, transport guests, or serve as an overnight host.
We need two hosts each evening. Hosts can arrive and have dinner with the guests or arrive after dinner (or later if coordinated with the dinner coordinator). The main responsibility is to be on site and handle any situation that might arise (these are infrequent), set out breakfast materials, and clean up on Saturday morning. One host needs to be awake at all times. Hosts typically stay in the room across from the Fellowship Hall.
Hosts are needed for February 23.
Our final RITI hosting session of this 2023-2024 winter season will be held on February 23-24. The link to sign up to volunteer is in the bio. A fuller explanation of roles is available in the newsletter (also available through the link in the bio for Instagram and attached to this message in Facebook).
If you have other ideas or ways you would like to get involved with RITI, please contact Rand Carpenter or Darlene Panvini.
Breakfast for Dinner - this Wednesday, February 21 at 6:30 PM
Shrove Tuesday may technically be last week, but I say it’s a state of mind! So, join Glendalers for some breakfast favorites on Wednesday, February 21 at 6:30 PM. Kelley Doyle will make pancakes with toppings, hashbrown casserole, and a veggie frittata. Gluten free options will be available! Please RSVP (by Monday, February 19 if possible) and let Kelley know if you have questions! (RSVP Link in Bio)
Bless This Mess Lenten Study with Jan Cox-Gedmark
Join Jan in the Fellowship Hall each Sunday at 9:30 AM during Lent for a cup of tea and space to honor the messiness that almost always accompanies transformative journeys. "Bless This Mess" is a resource that will give us an opportunity to travel with Jesus through the valley of the shadow of death into newness of life.
From caring for God’s creation to fighting for racial justice and equality, the study's themes and activities are both accessible and challenging. Each week leading up to Easter has its own set of illustrated cards. Be sure to pick up your cards in the Sanctuary near the Orders of Worship or contact Alan if you are unable to attend in person and would like to receive a virtual set of cards via email.
Thank you to Jan for holding space for us to connect with one another, work toward repairing God’s world, and look ahead to the new life of Easter morning.
THIS SATURDAY – The Arts in Present-day Cuba: Afro-Cuban Artist Frank M. Johnson
Saturday, February 17, 6:00 PM, Tempo, 2179 Nolensville Pk., Nashville, 37211
Join us to learn more about the arts in present-day Cuba and hear from Frank M. Johnson, an Afro-Cuban artist living in Cuba and member of the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba. We will learn about his artistic process and his recent project, Caña Brava. For more information, please contact Bobbi Negrón.
https://www.temponashville.com/
What a good thing that we are well practiced at gathering online! Due to icy conditions around the church house, there will be no in-person Sunday School, worship, or other activities at GBC this Sunday. Check your email Saturday night or Sunday morning for Zoom links for Beth Maczka’s Sunday School class on Mary Magdalene at 9:30 and for worship at 10:30.
Please note that our previously scheduled afternoon meeting about children, faith formation, and spiritual nurture will be rescheduled to a later date.
The latest newsletter is now available online. Highlights include 1) an ongoing multi-generational Advent Sunday School opportunity; 2) an advent playlist for the second week, peace; 3) information on tomorrow's Common Conversation with St. Marys; 4) an opportunity this Sunday after worship to hear stories and view pictures from our recent church partner trip; 5) Room in the Inn volunteer sign ups; 6) an upcoming field trip on 12/16 to see the friendly beasts that we're learning about during the children's time.
Newsletters are available from the bio link in Instagram and attached to this post in Facebook. https://www.glendalebaptist.org/newsletters
The latest newsletter is available. Highlights include 1) tonight's special called business meeting to vote on next year's financial plan for ministry; 2) a new multi-generational Advent Sunday School opportunity; 3) an advent hope-ful play list; 4) an upcoming common conversation with St. Marys; 5) an opportunity to hear stories and pictures from our recent church partner trip; 6) as well as Room in the Inn volunteer sign ups. Newsletters are available from the bio link in Instagram and attached to this post in Facebook. https://www.glendalebaptist.org/newsletters
Dates: November 5, 12, and 19
On the first three Sundays in November, Andy Watts will lead conversations on definitions of Restorative and Transformative Justice, explore theological grounds for both, and provide examples of these two non-violent models of justice in his own academic and social advocacy work. This class will meet in-person at 9:30 AM in the Fellowship Hall and will also be accessible via Zoom.
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![Pentecost at @glendalebaptistnashville blew in with fire, eclectic musical selections, inspiring reflections, godly play storytelling, and worship helper training. And just like your favorite infomercial, we aren’t done yet. See you at the ice cream social at 3:30 in Fellowship Hall today.
Until then, churn on Pastor April Baker’s words…
“Maybe with the gifts we offer, we can claim a little of that [Pentecostal] power. Maybe we will be bewildering to those around us. Maybe we will find even more ways to risk something big, because we believe in something good. Maybe we will claim the power of that spirit.
Maybe we will be a transformed church.
I hope so.”
I do too, pastor… I. Do. Too.](https://scontent-iad6-1.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.75761-15/505081081_18080378776835314_5623472478536140074_n.jpg?stp=dst-jpg_e35_tt6&_nc_cat=102&ccb=7-5&_nc_sid=18de74&efg=eyJlZmdfdGFnIjoiQ0FST1VTRUxfSVRFTS5iZXN0X2ltYWdlX3VybGdlbi5DMyJ9&_nc_ohc=1ygl0P1JMLkQ7kNvwFWSNIe&_nc_oc=AdpjzrqfmJZzpKQRhLaktQ8dxBxIgw6YxQ078982K0GnuBaV_S_3GSdEH1oFQoQceug&_nc_zt=23&_nc_ht=scontent-iad6-1.cdninstagram.com&edm=ANo9K5cEAAAA&_nc_gid=3Kaut36EBBOe0Q258rbx4A&_nc_tpa=Q5bMBQE0TjPJIvWCYQh3WRSJV508F96HFQN73NmgE-nJ4_JVG0V8YpN98feAJ1xK6NgOuVgCSekOJHc-4Q&oh=00_Af89HTZ2PSmK17WtYqHLR09R8nb0CJMjSpcQwP_21hSHQA&oe=6A37AB52)
























































