Our vision is to be a faithful, growing church that demonstrates true community, deep Christian spirituality and a passion for justice. Micah 6:8

In 1876 three Tullahoma women (Ms. Amanda Knott, Mrs. Amanda Marbury, and Mrs. Allie Norton) began meeting for church services in their homes. Soon four other Tullahomans had joined them, and what is now the First Christian Church was formed. The group worshiped in Knott’s Boarding House, a school on North Jackson, and later met in various meeting halls around town. 

In 1881 our first church building, and the first brick church in Tullahoma, was located on a lot on North Atlantic Street. It was know as the Church of Christ. Due to the noise of passing trains, the church moved in 1887 to its present location at the corner of Jackson and Grundy Streets. 

The “little white church on the corner”, as we have become known, in it’s 144th year, and current membership of a little over 200, continues serving the community of Tullahoma and stretching around the world.