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Tag Archives: Sam Jones
The Little-Known Story Of Nashville’s Original Grand Ole Opry House . . .
The building that helped Nashville become known as Music City was originally built in 1892 as a place for spiritual awakening — an interdenominational revival house. The auditorium that spread Country Music around the world, was originally intended to spread … Continue reading
Posted in Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, church, country music, Grand Ole Opry House, history, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Music City, Nashville, non-traditional church, organic church, outreach ministry, participatory church, presence of Christ, religion, Ryman Auditorium, Sam Jones, testimonies, The Salvation Army, Thomas Ryman, Uncategorized, Union Gospel Tabernacle
Tagged Country Music, Grand Ole Opry House, Music City, Nashville, Ryman Auditorium, Sam Jones, Unioln Gospel Tabernacle
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The Ryman Auditorium Or The Union Gospel Tabernacle?
It is called the “mother church of country music” — the Ryman Auditorium. And it was home for the Grand Ole Opry for many years. But what is its real name? Union Gospel Tabernacle. Now that is a bit of … Continue reading
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Free Gas For Your Think Tank (A blog to jog your mind and unclog your heart . . .) 