Long Hollow Baptist Church

Who is Jesus?

Savior, Messiah, Redeemer, God... Learn why history has never been the same since Jesus made the ultimate sacrifice.

Who is Long Hollow?

We're one church that meets in two locations just north of Nashville.

What's Next for Me?

Take the next step on the Discipleship Pathway.

Find Community

Learn, laugh and do life together with others just like you in a Life Group.

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Find a Place to Volunteer

You've got gifts - put them to good use in the church and in the community.

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Help Change the World

Step out of your comfort zone to spread the Good News in our state, our nation and around the world.

What's Next for You?

Learn About the Discipleship Pathway

Something for Everyone

No matter your age or life-stage, there's always a way to get plugged in at Long Hollow!

Don't Go Through It Alone

Life can be hard. No matter the size of the struggle you're facing, God is always bigger. Let us help you find the hope!

Help for Life's Hurts, Habits, and Hang-ups

Find freedom in our Christ-centered recovery program.

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Connect With Long Hollow

Have questions? Need to talk? Connect with us through the options below.

Other Ways to Watch

Subscribe to our podcasts in iTunes to get automatic downloads of the latest Sunday messages and special events.

Join us LIVE on Sunday!

Live at 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00am

Explore the Archives

Looking for a message or video that impacted you? Browse through our archives below.

Psalm 23

Ben Heile - July 14

Meet Our Staff

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Mark Smith

Multi-Site Campus Resources Manager

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Mark has served with our facilities team since 2005. Mark oversees projects and tasks that enable our satellite campuses to run smoothly and more effectively reach the communities around them.

Mark is married to Anne and loves spending time with his family. When he’s not hard at work at Long Hollow, Mark can be found fixing up old cars (especially 1950s and 1060s Chevrolets).

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