Ministry

College

The College Ministry at Church of the City creates a welcoming community for college-aged students to deepen their faith and integrate into the body of Christ. Through various groups and gatherings, we help students feel seen, known, and valued as essential members of our church family. We desire to empower students to take ownership of their faith and continue their spiritual journey as they transition into adulthood. We’re excited to be part of your faith journey and growth!


Choose a Campus
The Gathering
First Thursday @ 6:30pm

Our college students have a Thursday rhythm. The first Thursday of each month is The Gathering. This is where all college aged students gather together for food, worship, and teaching. The remaining Thursdays of each month, students meet in coed community groups lead by adults in homes to engage in conversations based on the previous Sunday sermon.

Community Groups
Thursday Nights

The way of Jesus is best practiced with others. Join other college-aged students in community groups that meet around the city on Thursday nights for a time of Bible study, prayer, and deeper connection. To learn more or find a group that best fits you, check out our groups page below.

Mentoring

We desire deep change through transformational discipleship that focuses on growth and healing as we pursue the formation of people in our College Ministry. Mentorship is a pivotal part of our growth as we encourage and challenge one another in our walks with Jesus. Some mentoring is for a needed season in our lives and others can last much longer. If you are looking for a mentor we ask you to fill out the form below.

Community Group Leading

We are looking for couples that live in the Franklin area and are passionate about college aged students to open their home on Thursday nights and lead discussion.

Mentoring

If you feel called to walk alongside a college-aged student during their season of growth and discovery, we would love to have you as a mentor! Please take a moment to fill out this form so we can begin the process of connecting you with a student.

Stay In Touch

Interested in hearing more about the opportunities to serve, events outside of Thursday nights, or becoming a community group leader? Follow any of the links below!

Meet Ups

Our College Meet-Ups aim to connect college students within our church and the broader church community. This is where any interested college student can come together for friendship and fun, and is both for the churched and the unchurched of Nashville! This is an excellent first step for new students to be introduced to the College Ministry at COTC.

Community Groups

The way of Jesus is best practiced with others. Join other college-aged students in community groups that meet around the city on Thursday nights for a time of Bible study, prayer, and deeper connection. To learn more or find a group that best fits you, check out our groups page below.

Mentoring

We desire deep change through transformational discipleship that focuses on growth and healing as we pursue the formation of people in our College Ministry. Mentorship is a pivotal part of our growth as we encourage and challenge one another in our walks with Jesus. Some mentoring is for a needed season in our lives and others can last much longer. If you are looking for a mentor or to become a mentor to a college aged student for a season, we ask you to fill out the form below. Our team will reach out to you as soon as possible to pair you with a mentee.

EMAIL US
Email our team to hear more about our College Ministry at COTC Downtown!


Upcoming Events

Our Pursuits
As a church, these are the four ways that we intend to live out our mission.

Presence
of God

We pursue the presence of God through individual and communal spiritual practices.

Formation
of People

We pursue deep change through transformational discipleship focusing on growth and healing.

Unity
of the Church

We pursue the unity of the church family across racial, political, generational, and economic divides.

Flourishing
of the City

We pursue the spiritual, social, and cultural flourishing of our city.