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About
Grace has been active in the Spring Hill community for over 140 years. We continue growing with our community through traditional services and a family atmosphere of fellowship. Grace Episcopal Church is located in beautiful, historic Spring Hill, Tennessee.
Grace Episcopal Church was built in 1877-78. The building of Grace was funded by contributions from members and friends in the Spring Hill community. The Right Reverend Charles T. Quintard, the 2nd Bishop of the Diocese of Tennessee, consecrated the church on May 16, 1878. Grace has been in continuous service to the Spring Hill community since that time.
Mission
It is the Mission of Grace Episcopal Church to bring glory to God, build the spirituality of our people, and bring Christ to our community.
Where you can find us
Vicar: Fr. Joseph Davis
Office: Susan Browning
Address:
5291 Main Street
Spring Hill, TN 37174
Phone:
(931) 486-3223
Get in Touch
We would be thrilled to hear from you
About Us
Grace has been active in the Spring Hill community for over 140 years. We continue growing with our community through traditional services and a family atmosphere of fellowship. Grace Episcopal Church is located in beautiful, historic Spring Hill, Tennessee.
Services (Holy Eucharist, Rite II):
Sunday 10:00 a.m. — in-person and online
Wednesday noon — in-person
Grace and the Episcopal Church are an inclusive church family, come as you are and worship with us.
We are a part of the Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee.
A rich history…
Grace Episcopal Church was built in 1877-78. The building of Grace was funded by contributions from members and friends in the Spring Hill community. The Right Reverend Charles T. Quintard, the 2nd Bishop of the Diocese of Tennessee, consecrated the church on May 16, 1878. Grace has been in continuous service to the Spring Hill community since that time.
The original church building consists of a small narthex (or entry); a nave (or sanctuary); a chancel and altar from which the priest conducts services; a small sacristy (or room in which vestments and Eucharist supplies are kept); and a single belfry. Plans for the church were drawn by well-known Nashville architect, P. J. Williamson in the Carpenter Gothic style of architecture which was very popular immediately following the Civil War.
Grace Episcopal Church was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1976.