Notable Members
- James Wickliffe Axtell
- Jack Barker
- Donald Barnhouse
- Richard Beard
- David Brown
- Mattie Ree Brown
- Paul B. Brown
- Paul F. Brown
- William Jennings Bryan
- Thomas Dishman Campbell
- Thomas Hardesty Campbell
- Franceway Ranna Cossitt (president of Cumberland College, 1st Stated Clerk, etc.)
- Daniel J. Earheart-Brown
- George Estes
- Finis Ewing (founder)
- John Frizzell
- Matthew H. Gore
- Myles Horton
- Susan K. Gore
- William T. Ingram
- Dr. Joe Ben Irby
- Samuel King (founder)
- James W. Knight
- Samuel McAdow (founder)
- Benjamin Wilburn McDonnold
- Aaron McMillan
- Dr. Hubert Morrow
- Morris Pepper
- James D. Porter
- Samuel T. Quattrochi
- Robert D. Rush
- Dr. William Rustenhaven
- Jeri Ryan
- Beverly St. John
- James Smith
- John Stiles
- John Templeton (1912–2008), Tennessean-born British investor
- Lynn Thomas
- Frank Ward
- Mike Wilkinson
- Clark Williamson
- Louisa Woosley
- Dr. Carver Yu of Hong Kong (President of China Graduate School of Theology)
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