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St. Mark Reformed Church

Committed to robust, liturgical, covenant renewal worship, celebrating the sacraments each week, psalm singing, and the solas of the Reformation.

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Join us for Covenant Renewal Worship

Sundays at 11:00 am

Brentwood First Presbyterian Church
1301 Franklin Rd.
Brentwood, TN 37027

We also normally have Sunday School at 10:00 AM. See our calendar for an up-to-date schedule.

You can also call for more info at (615) 438-3109

Please note if you need to send something to us, our mailing address is different from our meeting address. For mailing purposes only, please use the following:

General Correspondence and financial donations may be sent to:
PO Box 1543
Franklin, TN 37065

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Upcoming Events

Sun
Apr 27
10:00 AM
Sunday School
1301 Franklin Rd. Brentwood
Sun
Apr 27
11:00 AM
Covenant Renewal Worship
1301 Franklin Rd. Brentwood
Sun
Apr 27
5:00 PM
Hymn Sing at Drapers’
Sun
May 4
10:00 AM
Sunday School
1301 Franklin Rd. Brentwood
Sun
May 4
12:30 PM
Fellowship Meal
1301 Franklin Rd. Brentwood
Sun
May 11
10:00 AM
Sunday School
1301 Franklin Rd. Brentwood
Sun
May 18
10:00 AM
Sunday School
1301 Franklin Rd. Brentwood
Sun
May 18
12:30 PM
Fellowship Meal
1301 Franklin Rd. Brentwood

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Bryant Baptism

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Emily Kernodle Bridal Shower

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Easter

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latest sermon in series

The Song of a Resurrection Trio

April 20, 2025

by:: Rev. Joe Thacker

text:: Psalm 16:1–11

series:: Easter

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The Latest News at St. Mark

Newsletter — April 20, 2025

“Why do you seek the living among the dead? He is not here, but has risen” (Luke 24:5b–6a). We respond: “He is Risen! He is Risen Indeed!” The words above from Luke 24 were the first words spoken by the two angels to the women who had come to prepare Jesus’ body for burial. After …

Newsletter — April 13, 2025

In the book of Ezra, Ezra the Priest is quite appalled to hear that the exiles had intermarried with Canaanites, one of the very sins that sent them into exile in the first place. They had broken faith by taking wives of the Canaanites, so that they mixed the holy race with the peoples of the lands …

Newsletter — April 6, 2025

One of the recurring themes that the apostle James returns to several times in his epistle is the sinful nature of the human tongue. In 4:11–12, he specifically deals with brothers who speak evil of one another. This tendency to speak evil of each other has deep roots in mankind’s sinful …