MURFREESBORO, TN (WGNS) – Greenhouse Ministries’ LIVE IN THE ’BORO lit up Hop Springs Friday night (9/18/2026), and it wasn’t just the stage doing the shining. As the sun dipped behind the hills, a cool breeze rolled in and set the tone for an evening packed with hometown pride, big talent, and a whole lot of heart. Folks came for the music and the competition, but they left talking about the spirit behind it all.
Murfreesboro’s own Jordan McCullough stepped up and immediately connected with the crowd. He shared stories of growing up in Murfreesboro—running around town, dreaming big, and wanting to help Greenhouse Ministries even as a kid. In a conversation with Bart, Jordan’s sincerity came through loud and clear. Watch him for five minutes and you’ll see it! He’s climbing the ladder of success, but he’s doing it with humility, kindness, and a deep love for his hometown.
Bart talks with Jordan
Greenhouse Celebrates #28
This year marks 28 years since Cliff and Jane Sharp founded Greenhouse Ministries. Their mission of giving people a “hand UP”—not a handout—has never wavered. Everything they do is rooted in dignity, compassion, and community.
Cliff shared some exciting news: the Ivy On Spring Coffee Shop is expected to open in October. It’ll be just around the corner from the main campus—a cozy spot for friends to gather over coffee or tea, with select items from The Garden Patch Thrift Shop available inside. Like everything Greenhouse touches, it’ll be a place where fellowship and faith come naturally…