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“Another beautiful, sacred Catholic Church here in Columbus, OH. What a beautiful church from the inside, they did renovations about a year and a half ago and it was lovely before but now it is even more beautiful. I have attended mass here many times before when Fr. Stash Dailey was still rector; he always had very good homilies. The Mercedarians took over about a year and a half ago and they also preach quite well. I’m so happy that they make confession and priority and that they offer late mass on Sundays at 2000hrs, also on holidays such as Christmas and Easter. Holy Family also hosts a vigil on Good Friday to Holy Saturday every year w/ the Sorrowful Virgin and Jesus at her feet. They have rosaries being said around the clock until the conclusion on Holy Saturday morning. Thanks for hosting this meaningful devotion. Such a holy, wonderful church, they make a big difference with all the good work they do in Franklinton! :)”
“I've attended NCBC since I was a teen. The message is always on point, the music is fantastic and I feel spiritually fulfilled after leaving service. There are now two campuses, the newer is located on the SE side of town. I've visited on many occasions as both locations have a unique feel. If you're under 30, I'd attend SE but you can't go wrong either way.”
“This church and their volunteers are a blessing! My 2 year old son ,luke and myself popped in for our first lunch visit!
The volunteers are kind and loving, I believe luke put some smiles on some faces. They allowed him to explore and play. Such a blessing. Being in the city, coming from the country there's so much chaos and noise. There was such a peace and calm from the atmosphere to the people! I declare the blessing of the lord is on these people and an outpouring on the hands that prepare the meals and support those coming in the door. Hygiene was provided. The word was available. Such a blessing. Thank you all for having my son and I today for lunch. We will be back!”
“My experience at ISKCON has been truly incredible. While it may not be a fancy place, it offers a 10/10 spiritual and divine experience. The devotees are kind, welcoming, and genuinely dedicated to serving and practicing their faith with sincerity. There is a peaceful and uplifting atmosphere that makes every visit special. Once you come here and experience the presence of the Lord, you'll find yourself wanting to return again and again. Highly recommended for anyone seeking spiritual growth and inner peace.”
“Warm & Welcoming out of Town Community in Columbus
I enjoyed spending shabbos there and I recommend for anyone looking for a growing family oriented Community to join
The Community felt like one big family”
9AM - 12:30PM
1150 W 5th Ave, Columbus
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“Love this church and the people here! They have welcomed me with open arms. Pastor Joe is so kind. I feel a part of this community and am so happy I found this church! They baptized my son back in February and now we are working on putting together a room for nursing mothers. They are very inclusive and welcoming!”
“Indianola is the first church that I’ve been to that genuinely wants to talk about the difficult topics and it’s the only church that I’ve been to where everyone and anyone is 100% accepted no strings attached. It’s full of very nice people and hard working individuals involved in the community and various volunteer programs throughout Columbus and OSU campus.”
10:45AM - 12:30PM
2189 Cleveland Ave, Columbus
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“The Elevation Church is one of the churches everyone must visit at least once. After that first visit, you will definitely want to keep coming back. Pastor Kirk Napper is more than amazing. He delivers his sermon related to todays time and events. He uses the Bible and picks scriptures that are in total sync with the message. Elevation is "come as you are" so you don't have to put on your Sunday best or dress up. Jeans, sweats, or whatever is comfortable for you. The focus is on your spirit. Not what you look like. First Lady Sarah Napper has the most beautiful voice and sings a selection before service. She sounds like a song bird. Service is an hour long. Sunday morning at 11:00 a.m. and ends at 12:00 noon. I hope you can visit and look forward to meeting you there sometime.”
“FunFest has never just been about the rides or the tents; it’s about the community that shows up to build, support, and sustain the vital mission of St. Catharine of Siena.
This festival is the parish's single largest annual fundraiser, directly backing the school, local outreach, and parish ministries that serve our neighbors year-round. The physical gates may have closed early, but our opportunity to show up for St. Catharine's is wide open.
I know the Columbus community will show up and support the cause. - Jason Begalke”
9AM - 11:30PM
4581 Cleveland Ave, Columbus
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“My son went here for years, we only have to change daycares because we are moving. The staff here is great! they are responsive to concerns, they all love the kids they work with a lot and are always looking to improve. They do a lot with the kids to help them learn things that will give them a real head start when they get to kindergarten. I feel very lucky that we found this daycare.”
“More than an hour passed, but the Twins showed no sign of stopping. Eragon was hot and thirsty, but refrained from asking for a reprieve—he would continue as long as they did. There were many tests: manipulating water, casting fire, scrying, juggling rocks, hardening leather, freezing items, controlling the flight of an arrow, and healing scratches. He wondered how long it would take for the Twins to run out of ideas. Finally the Twins raised their hands and said, “There is only one thing left to do. It is simple enough—anycompetent user of magic should find this easy.” One of them removed a silver ring from his finger and smugly handed it to Eragon. “Summon the essence of silver.” Eragon stared at the ring in confusion. What was he supposed to do? The essence of silver, what was that? And how was it to be summoned? Saphira had no idea, and the Twins were not going to help. He had never learned silver’s name in the ancient language, though he knew it had to be part ofargetlam. In desperation he combined the only word that might work,ethgrí, or “invoke,” witharget. Drawing himself upright, he gathered together what power he had left and parted his lips to deliver the invocation. Suddenly a clear, vibrant voice split the air. “Stop!” The word rushed over Eragon like cool water—the voice was strangely familiar, like a half-remembered melody. The back of his neck tingled. He slowly turned toward its source. A lone figure stood behind them: Arya. A leather strip encircled her brow, restraining her voluminous black hair, which tumbled behind her shoulders in a lustrous cascade. Her slender sword was at her hip, her bow on her back. Plain black leather clothed her shapely frame, poor raiment for one so fair. She was taller than most men, and her stance was perfectly balanced and relaxed. An unmarked face reflected none of the horrific abuse she had endured. Arya’s blazing emerald eyes were fixed on the Twins, who had turned pale with fright. She approached on silent footsteps and said in soft, menacing tones, “Shame! Shame to ask of him what only a master can do. Shame that you should use such methods. Shame that you told Ajihad you didn’t know Eragon’s abilities. He is competent. Now leave!” Arya frowned dangerously, her slanted eyebrows meeting like lightning bolts in a sharp V, and pointed at the ring in Eragon’s hand. “Arget!” she exclaimed thunderously. The silver shimmered, and a ghostly image of the ring materialized next to it. The two were identical except that the apparition seemed purer and glowed white-hot. At the sight of it, the Twins spun on their heels and fled, robes flapping wildly. The insubstantial ring vanished from Eragon’s hand, leaving the circlet of silver behind. Orik and Fredric were on their feet, eyeing Arya warily. Saphira crouched, ready for action. The elf surveyed them all. Her angled eyes paused on Eragon. Then she turned and strode toward the heart of the training field. The warriors ceased their sparring and looked at her with wonder. Within a few moments the entire field fell silent in awe of her presence. Eragon was inexorably dragged forward by his own fascination. Saphira spoke, but he was oblivious to her comments. A large circle formed around Arya. Looking only at Eragon, she proclaimed, “I claim the right of trial by arms. Draw your sword.””
“This Church is phenomenal! You get so much here. Not just produce. And they even manage to put nice treats in there as well. Very well organized, and then you are Blessed.”
“I love this church. They walk the walk and are committed to justice and compassion. Worship is engaged and thoughtful with amazing music and sermons that get to the heart of both the gospel and how to live it. Plenty of groups to join including book club, journaling, justice, feeding, etc.”
“Every Saturday at 5 and 530 they have a lil service and feed u hot meals. I can't remember which days but the 1st or 2nd Saturday they have hygiene day. Quite a bit of items to choose from including some clothes and blankets and then at 6:00 there's Joe and Charlie on the Hill AA meeting from 6 to 7:00 across the hall. So if you're in recovery and need a meeting to come to come to this one on Saturdays they also hold other meetings another Joe and Charlie on the hill on Tuesdays. And then some NA meetings at another AA meeting on different times sorry can't remember though that's more of a reason to come and find out for yourself ?”
“What a complete 180° transformation of the Newman Center since I attended 30 years ago as a grad student!!! They were way off the rails back then. Now as my daughter starts grad school at OSU, I'm ecstatic to see it back on track. I'm so grateful for the Bishop's wisdom and all who played a role in the changes.”
“Member. Since birth July 1965, love to return to mass with parents. Fam & friends. Enrolled 1st to 8th grade, baptized, confirmed.. choir n youth group members several teen years!!
Wish Mom was healthier n able to drive n bring me to mass again. Dad attended weekly all his married life, n mom almost daily, some weekends at @StJosephCathedral”
“I just dropped off items for The Well ministry and had a very good experience with the staff. Having seen the Salvation Army group around for my whole life it was nice to see one off there church home buildings.”
“they are welcoming. they love the Lord. have a great summer kids programs. great pantry. are assistant now with gas and electric shut off. church on Sunday at 11 am.”
“A wonderful place to find an understanding of God that delivers solutions effectively and provides answers to deep questions. The services and the weekly Bible Lessons provide a roadmap for spiritual growth supported with a worldwide community of spiritual seekers sharing their experiences and insights through international publications.”
“This is a large community center and church. It is an outstanding place to hold training sessions and other professional events. Plenty of rooms and room. It is right beside the Encova building.”
“Great church for studying, Nice pastorsI can say this is better then Marcus Theater at least... (Sorry Marcus theater)5 Star for peace and quiet, and for gaurded.Great place to listen to God.knows I need then Marcus theater.??”
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“Warm and welcoming--and not in a creepy, Stepford-Wives-for- Jesus way. The people here are genuine!
There is a beautiful mix of cultures represented in the congregation.
The Youth Program is engaging and active.
The church has a heart for serving the community.
The pastors are down-to-earth and so encouraging.
When you visit, wear comfortable shoes. The worship service is about 30 minutes long and you'll want to be up on your feet, singing and dancing.”