Vespers & All That Jazz is a unique worship experience that uses words and music from a variety of sources to encounter the Sacred.
Tuesdays in the Chapel is Scarritt Bennett Center’s weekly 35-minute worship service in historic Wightman Chapel. All are welcome.
Scarritt Bennett Center is honored to host an Installation and Blessing for the Center’s new Executive Director, Rev. Sondrea L. Tolbert, J.D., M.Div., on Sunday, January 9, 2022, at 2:00pm.
Vespers & All That Jazz is a unique worship experience that uses words and music from a variety of sources to encounter the Sacred.
Storylines Book Club is Scarritt Bennett Center’s women’s book club, providing a unique opportunity to meet new people, enrich your reading experience, and expand your perspectives.
Tuesdays in the Chapel is Scarritt Bennett Center’s weekly 35-minute worship service in historic Wightman Chapel. All are welcome.
“One Song for Three Journeys”, the latest exhibit in Laskey Gallery at Scarritt Bennett Center, is a series of abstract paintings of images by artist Henry L. Jones that explore thoughts, feelings, and ideas flowing along three journeys.
This event is one in a series of #MLKDay2022 event hosted by the Interdenominational Ministers Fellowship. Find more events for commemorating MLK Day 2022 at https://mlkdaynashville.com/. Event Details Date/time: Sunday, January 16, 4:00pm CST Tune in: https://bit.ly/MLKDay2022Women
Vespers & All That Jazz is a unique worship experience that uses words and music from a variety of sources to encounter the Sacred.
Tuesdays in the Chapel is Scarritt Bennett Center’s weekly 35-minute worship service in historic Wightman Chapel. All are welcome.
Join Scarritt Bennett Center and Meharry Medical College for "Why Is Research Important?", a first installment in the Research Matters series from the Meharry Community Engagement Core! The Meharry Community Engagement Core seeks to combine the passion, knowledge, and skills of community partners and academic...
Vespers & All That Jazz is a unique worship experience in Wightman Chapel at Scarritt Bennett Center that uses words and music from a variety of sources to encounter the Sacred.
