If you’ve ever wondered whether church is still relevant — this is for you.

If you’ve been hurt by Christianity — this is for you.

If you love Jesus but struggle with church culture — this is for you.

If you care about LGBTQ+ inclusion, immigrant solidarity, anti-racism, and protecting the vulnerable — this is for you.

If you’re unsure what you believe but want meaningful community — this is for you too.

There is a seat for you here.

Lent began as a season when new believers prepared for baptism by learning what mattered most in the Christian faith.

This year, we’re returning to those essentials. What is the heart of Christianity? What is the good news?

We’ll focus on five core truths:
All are invited.
Love of God and neighbor.
Miracles are possible.
Care for the vulnerable.
Mercy is greater than judgment.

Sometimes the most transformative truths are the simplest ones.

We are a multicultural, justice-rooted United Methodist church in northwest Columbus.

We affirm LGBTQ+ people fully.

We stand with immigrants and refugees.

We believe racism is sin.

We believe faith should look like love in action.

On any given Sunday, you’ll find longtime members, young adults asking hard questions, families from around the world, and people rediscovering faith.

God’s table is bigger than we’ve often been told.

Thoughtful, justice-centered preaching.

Music shaped by global and traditional influences.

Honest prayer.

Space for questions.

No dress code.

No purity tests.

No pressure to pretend.

Just a community trying to follow Jesus in a complicated world.