Service Building Down Payment Campaign

Our mission is to live out our Orthodox Christian faith while sharing the beauty of Orthodoxy with the Nashville community.

Our vision is to build a service building that reflects our commitment to serving both our church family and the greater Nashville community.

Since purchasing our church in 2018, the growth in both the number of congregation members and the scope of services has led us to dream of a space that not only meets today’s needs but prepares us for generations to come.

For years, we’ve envisioned a facility that would help us:

-Be a beacon of Christ’s light to the local community

-Provide the next generation with resources to excel spiritually, socially, and academically

God willing the service building will include:

A full-size sports court (basketball & indoor soccer)
12 Sunday School classrooms
Facilities for Children’s Daycare
A Monastery Style Chapel
A Parish Library
A cozy study & coffee area

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Why This Building Matters

As our congregation grows, so do our needs. This building will help us:

Support Our Youth

With more children and teens than ever, we need space for play, mentorship, and faith—like indoor sports, youth nights, and Sunday School.

Expand Our Service Ministries

This space will allow us to grow outreach programs like Room in the Inn, our winter shelter for the unhoused, and to host more service initiatives year-round.

Strengthen Our Community Life

From spiritual retreats to weddings, fellowships, and education, this building will be a vibrant hub for parish life and hospitality.

How You Can Help

Pray for God's guidance and for the service at St. Verena
Give generously—every gift brings us closer to making this vision a reality.
Share this vision with your family, friends, and church network.

21 Then everyone came whose heart was stirred, and everyone whose spirit was willing, and they brought the Lord’s offering for the work of the tabernacle of meeting, for all its service…The children of Israel brought a freewill offering to the Lord, all the men and women whose hearts were willing to bring material for all kinds of work which the Lord, by the hand of Moses, had commanded to be done. (Exodus 35:21,29 )