Kaleo Nashville

Kaleo Nashville "As you go, announce this: 'The kingdom of heaven has come near.'" - Jesus (Matt. 10:7) Masks are required right now for adults and children ages 3+.

We meet on Sundays at 10 AM at the Coleman Community Center at 384 Thompson Lane. When you arrive, there will be signs to direct you and people ready to welcome you. We have coffee/tea time starting at 9:30 AM and start the children’s storytime and service promptly at 10 AM. We conclude at 11:30 and welcome everyone to help us clean up, and join in for picnicking and playing outside around noon. Text us if you get lost or need help finding us! Pastor Caleb: (615) 200-7724

Bring a heartwarming dish to share and engage in a meal and liturgy for days of doubt this Friday, 7 PM as the sun sets,...
04/01/2026

Bring a heartwarming dish to share and engage in a meal and liturgy for days of doubt this Friday, 7 PM as the sun sets, located in the community room at Glencliff United Methodist Church.

Then, bring your blanket or lawn chair and join in on Easter Sunday at 11 AM at Whitsett Park - Mill Creek Greenway near the parking for a time to celebrate God's work in our lives, city, and world. Potluck brunch immediately to follow in a nearby neighbor's home.

Walk the Creator's good road with us this Sunday to remember, repent, repair, and reimagine relationship between native ...
10/09/2025

Walk the Creator's good road with us this Sunday to remember, repent, repair, and reimagine relationship between native and foreigner. We guarantee you haven't heard the gospel like this before. ❤️

Planting a seed,Enacting a season,Burying hope,Faith is a funeral.A sprout: resurrection. But a monarch caterpillar?A ch...
09/30/2025

Planting a seed,
Enacting a season,
Burying hope,
Faith is a funeral.
A sprout: resurrection.

But a monarch caterpillar?
A chrysalis?
Emergent transformation!
God’s very incarnation.

(@ Our Pollinator Garden!)

06/02/2025

This Sunday is going to be 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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Holy Week (this week!) is the week where the church (both East and West this year) comes together to remember the life, ...
04/15/2025

Holy Week (this week!) is the week where the church (both East and West this year) comes together to remember the life, betrayal, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

We are a "resurrection" people, a "good news to share" people as the church, but that isn't some happy-go-lucky "bless your soul" southern nationalist idea of skipping over the hard parts and ignoring the suffering and hardship of life.

The life-death-cesurrection cycle is happening all around us, in the seasons, our families, our countries of origin, and in countless more places. We can't have Easter without the suffering of "good" Friday.

This week, we remember, but we also connect to our own suffering stories, our own lives, our cities and the world at large who suffers.

This week we rest in knowing that resurrection is baked into the creation cycle; it is loss, burial, and death that birth new life.

This week we celebrate the new life that comes, in cracks that let the light in, and in graves that won't hold back the good news.

Join us.

04/01/2025

Looking forward to our 2nd public safe surrender event in one month! Follow our new page to be updated about future events and spread the word!

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Kaleo twinning 2025. :)
03/24/2025

Kaleo twinning 2025. :)

This coming mid-week is the Christian holy day we call “Ash Wednesday.”It is about remembering our proper place in thing...
03/01/2025

This coming mid-week is the Christian holy day we call “Ash Wednesday.”

It is about remembering our proper place in things; that God created us humans from the soil, the humus, the land, and that one day we will die and be returned to the land. The story is unquestionably bigger than our individual lives, and as we enter the season of Lent, starting on Ash Wednesday, we take on practices that draw us close to the source of both our gift of life and the larger story into which we are all being called.

Join us Wednesday for a somber and significant service to meditate on our relationship with God, receive the cross of ashes on our foreheads/hands and remember a kind of humility that is never humiliating, but always freeing and life-giving.

And/or join the service happing at the Tennessee State Capitol led by Ingrid McIntyre of Glencliff United Methodist Church that Wednesday morning.

Today Farmers Jubilee and Jessica were twinning at our worship in the garden at Napier Elementary with Trevecca Communit...
10/21/2024

Today Farmers Jubilee and Jessica were twinning at our worship in the garden at Napier Elementary with Trevecca Community Church.

Don’t they look especially ready for some community work?!

Join in this Sunday at Glencliff UMC as we "meet the church" and all get to know each other better!
10/10/2024

Join in this Sunday at Glencliff UMC as we "meet the church" and all get to know each other better!

It's just a Tuesday morning for Pastor Caleb doing his thing. :)
10/08/2024

It's just a Tuesday morning for Pastor Caleb doing his thing. :)

At religious colleges and beyond, some evangelical Christian students are attempting to draw links between their religious values and the need to protect the planet.

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384 Thompson Lane
Nashville, TN
37211

Opening Hours

10am - 1pm

Telephone

+16152007724

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