Places of worship in Clinton, Tennessee are representative of the types of sites appropriate for this category. Other topics related to faith and religion in Clinton may also be listed here.
Recommended Resources
Associated with the Churches of Christ, the Clinton Church meets at its facility on North Main Street in Clinton, Tennessee. A service schedule and church calendar are presented, along with information on the church's history, Bible studies, camp, and other missions, as well as an article on becoming a Christian.
http://www.clintonchurch.com/
Established in 1840, the FBC of Clinton, Tennessee, the policies and an overview of the congregation are presented, with a directory of its pastoral and leadership staff, service schedule, church calendar, and an overview of its ministries and programs. Other resources include a guide for visitors and those who are new to the church.
http://www.firstbaptistclinton.com/
Worship times and a calendar of programs, ministries and activities of the church are offered, including the locations of its facilities in Clinton and LaFollete, Tennessee. A blog and a contact form are also provided.
http://www.lifepointtn.com/
Memorial United Methodist Church in Clinton, Tennessee
The blended traditional and casual Sunday services offered by Memorial UMC are discussed, with service times included, along with a calendar of programs and outreach ministries. A map and directions to the congregation's facilities on North Main Street are included.
http://www.memorialumc-clinton.com/
The SBC of Clinton, Tennessee is introduced, including its worship services, choir, orchestra, drama programs, and membership policies, as well as its Bible study programs, fellowship groups, and outreach ministries. Downloadable documents include various forms, guidelines, and applications.
http://www.secondbaptistchurch.org/
The Sunday and weekday programs of the church are defined, with schedules and driving directions included. Denominationally affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention, the Tennessee Baptist Convention, and the Clinton Baptist Association, its beliefs and doctrines are outlined.
http://www.southclintonbaptist.org/
