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Missionary Baptist Church

Visit a Cades Cove church built in 1915, with a bell tower and distinctive interior layout. Its setting rewards a short stop along the loop.

Missionary Baptist Church

Why go

The Missionary Baptist Church offers several details to examine on a short Cades Cove stop: a bell tower, a bay window behind the pulpit and unfinished wooden pews around the center aisle. Those features distinguish it from the other loop-road churches. Comparing the buildings shows how separate congregations left different marks on the valley’s shared history.

What to look for

  • The Missionary Baptist Church is on the entrance side of the loop past Hyatt Lane and across from Rich Mountain Road.

Useful to know

  • Reach the church from the Cades Cove Loop Road and allow time to view the bell tower and interior details.

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Outdoor visit · 15–30 min

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