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Sunday 9AM Sunday morning small groups 10:15AM Worship Service

New to Clarksville?

Clarksville continues to welcome many new neighbors each year. Some arrive through military relocation connected to nearby Fort Campbell, while others come as students, young professionals, or families putting down roots in the area. Madison Street hopes to be a place where those who are new can find community and grow in faith.

Musicians and students who are looking for a place to sing, play, and worship are always welcome to explore the life of the church.

What to Expect on Sunday

Our primary worship service begins at 10:15 a.m. in the Sanctuary and lasts about an hour.

Worship includes Scripture, prayer, preaching, and congregational singing. Some people dress formally and others casually. Greeters are available to help you find your way when you arrive.

A professionally staffed nursery is available for children ages three and under. Children ages four through grade five are invited to participate in Kid’s Core (children’s church).

Find your place with us

Sunday Morning Small Groups

At 9:00 a.m., groups gather throughout the building for conversation, study, and prayer. Some groups focus on Scripture, while others center on discussion and shared learning.

Small groups are available for adults, youth, and children and provide a place where people ask questions, grow in faith, and build relationships.

Many people begin finding their place at Madison Street through these smaller communities

Serving at Madison Street

Faith takes shape not only in worship but also in service.

Members of Madison Street serve in many ways—welcoming newcomers, supporting ministries with children and youth, helping lead music and worship, and serving neighbors throughout Clarksville.

Serving is one of the ways people build relationships and discover how their gifts contribute to the life of the church.

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Outreach Opportunities  

Madison Street seeks to love God and neighbor through prayer, generosity, and service.

Members of the congregation support ministries that feed the hungry, care for those experiencing homelessness, strengthen health and nutrition programs, and serve neighbors throughout the community.

We also work alongside organizations that seek justice and peace, participating through volunteer service, financial support, education, and advocacy. Long-term relationships with community partners allow our congregation to make a meaningful and lasting difference.

  Outreach Missions

Worship at madison street

Our primary in-person service is held on Sundays at 10:15 a.m. in the Sanctuary.

Worship at Madison Street follows the historic rhythm of Christian worship. Scripture is read and preached, the congregation sings together, prayers are offered, and the sacraments of baptism and Holy Communion are celebrated.

Music has long been an important part of the life of this congregation. Choirs, instrumentalists, students, and community musicians regularly help lead worship. Many musicians first connect with the church through Wednesday rehearsals and later participate in leading worship on Sundays.

Our Sanctuary is built in a Gothic style. The Communion Table stands at the center of the chancel, reminding us that all are invited to receive God’s grace. The Baptismal Font—damaged in the 1999 tornado—remains as a reminder that we all come before God in need of grace and restoration.

Madison Street follows the traditional Christian calendar throughout the year. The seasons of Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, and Pentecost shape the themes of worship, the readings, and the music. The colors of the paraments—the linens on the Communion Table, lectern, and pulpit—also reflect these seasons.

Music and Community

Music is central to the life of Madison Street.

Choirs for children, youth, and adults rehearse on Wednesday evenings and lead worship throughout the year. Students and community musicians often sing with the choirs for a season while studying or living in Clarksville.

Whether someone sings regularly, plays an instrument, or simply enjoys congregational singing, music is one of the ways our community grows together.

virtual worship

Our Sunday worship service is live-streamed at 10:15 a.m. on YouTube and Facebook. Recordings remain available on both platforms and may be viewed at any time.

Madison Street celebrates Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month. Those worshiping online are encouraged to have bread and juice available so they may share in the sacrament alongside those gathered in the sanctuary.