Just such an interesting idea for a church. Welcome everyone and allow them to question without…read moreguilt and meet them cheerful respect. This is the kind of place I want to be a part of. My teenage daughter is so excited to be a part of a place called Nuvo. Come see what the fuss is all about.

Friendly, inviting and multi-cultural church home with built in childcare/Sunday school options,…read moresuitable for children from birth until age 16. If you're new to the area or simply looking for contemporary approach to Christianity and a church home; I'd highly encourage you to visit Nuvo. Their childcare check in-out system is more sophisticated than alot of fully licensed / education focused childhood education centers in Franklin and Delaware counties, and the staff they hire or the folks volunteering are well screened & trained. The church space and services are amazing, seriously come visit.

Nice church! I have visited this church several times over the years and I have to admit that they…read morehave it going on here. If I lived closer, I might call this home. The fellowship is sweet. The worship is pure. The sermons are relative and impactful. The Vineyard movement continues to roll on by providing some of the best worship services in Columbus along with some of the most effective ministries available anywhere. I highly recommend this church if you're looking for the real deal. There's no charades going on here. You'll find real people along with the Spirit of God. That's what church is all about.

Amazing church! Great place to experience God! everyone is very friendly! many opportunities to…read moreserve as well.

Great experience for adults and safety for our children during service. Would recommend Rock City…read moreas a church home

The pastor's daughter and another child threatened my family and my daughter by sending text…read moremessages twice saying they would burn down my house. They later claimed it was part of a role-playing game, but in reality, the pastor's daughter asked the boy to send the threatening texts to my niece, with my daughter's name on them. This matter is now in court, but only against the boy, since the girl has taken no responsibility. To the pastor, it was simply "a joke." He even said that directly to me over the phone! Meanwhile, my family endured sleepless nights, terrified because we didn't know who was sending these messages. Not only did they send one message, but a second one included a countdown, making the threat even more frightening. My daughter was threatened for no reason at all. The pastor has taken no action, and his daughter has faced no consequences, even though she is already known for causing problems. People in the church are not even aware of this situation. The worst part is that on the day of the boy's interview, the pastor called me in an attempt to interfere with the investigation. He never once mentioned his daughter's involvement--he simply and blatantly blamed the boy. Not only that, but after the situation, instead of addressing it, this pastor retaliated against my family, trying to make us look like the bad people for defending my daughter. But I ask: * Is this how a shepherd should protect his flock? * Shouldn't a leader of the church set an example of truth, justice, and accountability instead of covering up sin? * How can a pastor preach about righteousness on Sunday but ignore wrongdoing in his own home? The Bible says: * "Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them." (Ephesians 5:11) * "But if you do not do what is right, sin is crouching at your door; it desires to have you, but you must rule over it." (Genesis 4:7) * "Woe to the shepherds who destroy and scatter the sheep of my pasture, declares the Lord." (Jeremiah 23:1) * "The Lord detests lying lips, but he delights in people who are trustworthy." (Proverbs 12:22) A true pastor should lead with integrity, discipline his household, and protect the innocent. Instead, this pastor has chosen to excuse sin, deny accountability, and retaliate against those who simply sought justice.

People loving, Bible teaching, soul winning assembly! :)read more

We attended church on June 25. We were visitors. We were disappointed the sermon was very…read morepolitical.

From the owner: At Indian Run, our mission is to grow love in ourselves, our families, our community, and the…read moreworld. Whether you are visiting the Dublin area or are looking for a new church home, we welcome you and pray you will find Indian Run a place where you can come to know and follow the way of Jesus!

One of the best things about this church? It's inclusivity and welcoming nature. Right away when…read moreyou walk in, there's bulletin board messages spreading hope and kindness. It's often hard, especially for members of the LGBTQ+ community, to find a place of worship that accepts everyone. It's abundantly clear DPC is one of these places. From little rainbows on napkins to actually participating in their city's pride parade, this is a church that cares. Currently, there is no permanent pastor, but they seem to be in the midst of finding one. On the Sunday I attended, it was lead by Rev. Susan Smith who was more than overqualified for the position. They seem to be gracefully handling themselves during transitional periods. The church is beautiful with a lovely organ (and great music!). Yet, the best part of the church is most definitely its members. Some of them were heading out onto a mission trip (myself included), and the whole church gave us a beautiful send off.

If you are in the area, PLEASE visit. I'm from Philadelphia and I came here for a conference and it…read morewas amazing. The people are extremely friendly and welcoming. The building is beautiful. The Pastors (Jim & Mary) are amazing children of God. The worship was so touching. I fell in love with this church so much, I'll be visiting often just to get that Sunday service experience. Simply powerful. Oh, so I've never spoken in tongues until being prayer over while here after service. It has a prophetic and dreaming anointing over the atmosphere.

My first time here was for a conference. (2011) This was a milestone in my life. I've also visited…read morethe Fire Young Adults group a couple times, and I love the people I've met here. Most recently, I came for a Sozo counseling session. What wonderful freedom it has helped me step into! Thank you for creating a safe place that allows for change to happen!

Vineyard Columbus church is a big Christian non-denominational church in the Columbus neighbourhood…read moreof Westerville, Ohio. Although big, the church has various small groups that meet during the week and weekends in homes or sometimes at the church. These groups are Bible study groups. Some groups are social groups as well. There is always a way to get connected with others even though the church is big. Attendance declined a little bit after COVID but many people still come to Vineyard Columbus or the other smaller campus locations. The lead Pastor for a long time was Rich Nathan. In 2021, Eric and Julia Pickerill became the lead Pastors but stepped down in winter 2026. Currently, Vineyard Columbus is searching for a new full time main Pastor. I attended Vineyard Columbus when I lived in Columbus during my University/College years. I loved the sermons and the optional small group meetings. Back then, there used to be a young adults group called Joshua House that had various social outings and praise and worship nights. I enjoyed attending a retreat once with Joshua's House which was fun. Church is welcoming/inviting and they offer complimentary tea and coffee in an open gathering area. They also offer free used and new books in this open area. They have Spanish services available too which is nice. Overall, I would recommend Vineyard Columbus for those looking for a new church home. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 63/250 total reviews in 2026 - 904 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 30 April 2026

This was my third time at this church. I've been before with my parents and my best friend, but…read morethis time, came with another friend who had never been. We came to the 11:30 service. It didn't get overly packed. A lot of people came late and even while Rich started preaching. Lol. It's known for being culturally diverse which is cool! I'll bet it's easier to find more of these types of churches in larger cities. Worship is always good. Longer than I'm used to. They sing a good mix of gospel, some older contemporary, and newer contemporary. The singers are so talented! They have such powerful voices! They are so aware of culture that they also sang one part of a song in Spanish. Awesome! The sermon is academic. Rich Nathan used to teach at OSU, so it makes sense that he'll bring in all kinds of knowledge into his sermon. They're long. It may've been an hour long sermon, I think? They speak openly about social issues and are aware of things that the city is failing to do. But they don't say this to point fingers, they say it to show that churches can do more to help the community. They even help out with ESL! They guide you through communion which I think is fantastic! Not sure why some church plants don't do this... they even read the scripture in another language! On Sunday, the guy read it in Farsi! Very cool! It's a nice church! I've never had trouble with parking or anything. There are two lots on either side of the building. There's also a cafe in here that serves food! It always smells good and I would love to try it if I'm ever back here again. A lady greeted us at the door which was nice. They don't have greeters into the sanctuary. I'm so used to it that it was different that they don't do this. But it's only because they have the pamphlets and communion stuff prepacked on a table before you take a seat.

Cypress never fails to connect with me every week. The music is upbeat and current (there are ear…read moreplugs if you find it a little loud). Pastor Ken is relevant, fun, biblical and engaging. The kids ministries are top notch. Kids from babies to high school are engaged in relevant activities. If you are looking for a church, come give us a try!

When I moved back to Ohio a few years ago, I started looking for a church that was similar to the…read moreone I attended back home in Indiana. After seeing a billboard ad in Hilliard for the church, I decided to visit one Sunday, and I became attached to Cypress straight away. Between the worship music, the sermons, the friendly staff and volunteers, the bookstore, and the many opportunities to volunteer, I immediately felt 'at home.' I've gotten involved a little, here and there, and have enjoyed volunteering. This church has so much to offer, in so many ways. I can honestly say that God led me there and I wouldn't be the woman I am today without them. Love you Cypress Church!