Tyson House

Humility.

August 29 Sunday Sermon
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Peace!

Welcome to Tyson House! We’re excited about what God has in store this year and hope you’ll be a part.
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6:04!

Join us on Sundays for a free home- cooked meal and inspiring worship, including Holy Communion.
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Think.

What exactly is evil? Explore this question with Transformed. It’s a different kind of Bible study!
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Blessing.

Upon his ordination, our very own John Tirro received this special blessing from Lord Carey, Abp. of Canterbury!
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Join in!

We’re an open, accepting comm- unity of faith, and we’d love for you to be part of our family!
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Way.

At Tyson House, we’re dedicated to walking the way of Christ together. We don’t acknowledge God only with our lips but with our lives, in prayerful service, worship, learning, and mission. And we see, in each other, grace given and hope realized.

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Truth.

Being a Christian doesn’t mean checking your mind at the door! Tyson House is an open, accepting community of faith where ideas are shared and questions asked. We cherish our university connections and enjoy engaging our faith with all our hearts and minds. Because all truth is God’s truth.

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Life.

At Tyson House, we like to have fun! (We are college students, after all!) Whether we’re on a camping trip, playing ultimate frisbee, or working with the kids at a local after-school program, something is always going on. We’re living life – abundantly!

Live with us

We are seekers and dwellers,

doubters and disciples, inviting students into an authentic community that is centered on God’s continual transformation, through the study of Scripture, the breaking of bread, and prayer. We’re a shelter and refuge for students, faculty, and staff, from which we are strengthened to practice the reconciling love of Christ in the UT community, Knoxville, and ultimately, the world.

We’re reaching beyond denominational lines, political punditry, and labels of all kinds. In Jesus’ name, all are welcome in our house of love, in the heart of the campus.