ENC Nashville

10/20/2022

💬Hope is alive and can be found. While in college!
Join us on the journey, registration 🔗in bio. Guaranteed hotel room reservations close Nov 1!

10/10/2022

🤔Can you GUESS our CAPTION?
🏆🛣️🚌📆! ⏰🏃‍♂️⌛️🔜📲🎇✝️🙌🏾🙌🏻🙌🏿🙌🙌🏼🪄🏠🐭. 🔗📝!

01/01/2022

💭RESOLUTIONS 💭
Are you into them or Nah??? Do you set goals for your year or do you just make what you want to accomplish when you think about it later?

09/04/2021

UPDATE: We have new bus pickup times for Sunday Sept 5!! There will be two Anchor buses running, who are you bringing??? Food for students after 11am service!!!

09/03/2021

🎉Who’s ready????

04/08/2021

🏁The end of a long & historic school year is almost here. Jesus has been better than good and we want to celebrate His faithfulness together! Also, we want to bless our 11 ENC seniors who will be walking across stages next month to begin new chapters in their lives.
We will have some food, fun, testimonies, and tons of games with enough room for us to socially distance all not far from the campuses. This is your invite to pull up!
# ENCampus

04/05/2021

✝️=❤️It was great to worship together for Easter!! He is Risen today!!

04/01/2021

🎟In case you were wondering still, this is the next and best Sunday to come in-person and worship the risen King! (As will be the next Sunday😅)Come as you are, yet you can leave as Jesus is!!
We are offering campus pickups for the 11am service and masks will be required. All services will be offered online too at bethelworld.tv so we hope to see you and your friends soon!

03/29/2021

💪🧠Let’s be honest, this year has been A LOT regardless of your background. The toll it has taken shows up in our lives in a variety of unseen and unexpected ways. For many of us, we are discovering our mental health is a major 🔑 to daily productivity and life.
We have GOOD NEWS, hope is on the way!
Columbia State students, we are hosting a series of webinars the next several weeks with mental health professionals to help empower you with practical skills and relationships so you can finish the semester strong. You will leave these sessions encouraged and equipped to face the various challenges in your life!
Register at the 🔗 in our bio!

02/14/2021

🔎Did you know Nashville has the second most Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) for a city in the nation? As we continue to celebrate Black History this month, we wanted to celebrate the four historically Black institutions of higher learning in our city who continue to develop diverse student bodies of world changers.
Fisk University is the oldest of these four schools starting in 1865 just after the end of the Civil War, literally in the former Union army barracks in the city. Founded with the help of a Christian missions org called the American Missionary Association (AMA), teachers were recruited from the north to begin to educate newly freed Blacks. It was A.P. Miller—an early student and eventual missionary to West Africa—who first spoke what would become a key motto of this young Christian institution remarking, “Her sons and daughters are ever on the altar” speaking to its desire to develop Christ-centered, sacrificial servants for the world.
Meharry Medical College began in 1876 as the medical department for the now defunct Central Tennessee College. It was started by a generous donation from Samuel Meharry who as a youth had been aided on a rainy night by a freed Black family who risked their freedom to help him after his salt wagon got stuck in mud. He never forgot this memory and vowed to eventually help the Black race when he was able. Thanks to a donation from him and his four brothers, a new medical department began in the basement of a Methodist church and quickly became a premier institution for Blacks studying medicine and dentistry. It would boast of being the first medical school in the South to offer 4 year training and it also graduated the first Black physician in the South. Today it maintains its Methodist affiliation.
In 1912, the “Tennessee Agricultural & Industrial State Normal School for Negroes” was founded as a public land-grant institution. It formally became Tennessee State University in 1968 and now operates on 500 acres boasting an enrollment that makes it one of the largest HBCUs in the nation. Their award winning Tigerbelles track team boasts 17 Olympic gold medals and its marching band Aristocrats of Bands has performed on multiple continents, venues, and presidential inaugurations.
American Baptist College started in 1924 as a cooperative effort between the predominantly White denomination the Southern Baptist Convention and the predominantly Black denomination the National Baptist Convention. It’s faculty and students—including the late Rev CT Vivian and the late congressman John Lewis—would play a key role in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s through participation in the downtown Nashville Sit-Ins.
Drop a ❤️ if you are inspired or a 💪if you are a Nashville HBCU alum!

01/27/2021

College students, and high school juniors and seniors the ENC Conference is back and coming to WHERE YOU ARE Feb 26, 27th!!! Don’t miss our first national conference in over 10 years...and this year we are going virtual via our app on your fav device! Register by Friday Jan 29th to get your free shirt and some conference perks!! https://youtu.be/o1MkOoCtTrk Register at everynationcampus.org/northamerica

A promo video for our upcoming ENC Conference in North America Feb 26 & 27, 2021. This year’s conference is going both virtual and national! The theme is AWE...