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The Tennessee Conference is an Annual Conference (a regional episcopal area, similar to a diocese) of the United Methodist Church. This conference serves the congregations in Middle Tennessee. The conference's administrative offices and the office of the bishop are located in Nashville, Tennessee. It is part of the Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference. The bishop is the Reverend Bill McAllily (Nashville Area).

The Tennessee Conference maintains two campground/retreat centers:

• Beersheba Springs Assembly, Beersheba Springs, Tennessee
• Cedar Crest Camp, Lyles, TN

Districts

The Tennessee Conference is further subdivided into 7 smaller regions, called "districts," which provide further administrative functions for the operation of local churches in cooperation with each other. This structure is vital to Methodism, and is referred to as connectionalism. The districts that comprise the Tennessee Conference are:

Nashville District

• Aldersgate United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Andrew Price United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Antioch United Methodist Church, Antioch
• Arlington United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Barth Vernon United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Belle Meade United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Belleview United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Bellshire United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Belmont United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Blakemore United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Braden United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Brentwood United Methodist Church, Brentwood
• Brooks Memorial Union Methodist Church, Nashville
• Calvary United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Centenary United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Christ United Methodist Church, Franklin
• City Road Chapel United Methodist Church, Madison
• Clark Memorial United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Crievewood United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Dalewood United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Dixon Memorial United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Donelson Heights United Methodist Church, Nashville
• East End United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Edgehill United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Earnest Newman United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Forest Hills United Methodist Church, Brentwood
• Glencliff United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Glendale United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Gordon Memorial United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Hamilton United Methodist Church, Antioch
• Hickory Bend United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Hillcrest United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Hobson United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Inglewood United Methodist Church, Nashville
• John Wesley United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Johnson's Chapel United Methodist Church, Brentwood
• Jordonia United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Liberty United Methodist Church, Brentwood
• McKendree United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Monroe Street United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Mount Pisgah United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Nancy Webb Kelly United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Nashville Korean United Methodist Church, Brentwood
• New Bethel United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Patterson Memorial United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Pennington United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Primera Iglesia Metodista Hispana, Nashville
• Scottsboro United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Seay Hubbard United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Sixty-First Avenue United Methodist Church, Nashville
• St. John's United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Trinity Church, Spring Hill
• Trinity United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Tulip Street United Methodist Church, Nashville
• West End United Methodist Church, Nashville
• West Nashville United Methodist Church, Nashville
• Woodbine United Methodist Church, Nashville

See also

• Annual Conferences of the United Methodist Church

External links

• Tennessee Conference of The United Methodist Church