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.

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I'd rate us 5 stars, but that would be too much like bragging. We're a joyful community of faith…read moreand we live that out loud! Check out our website or find us on Facebook. Most of all - come visit!

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.

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!

Rarely in life will you ever come across a group of people that do more to bless you than CBMC. We…read moreall need help with our lives - typically more often than not. I tend to have a problem relying on others to help me, but CBMC helped me break out of that mold. Led by Doug Dickson, CBMC in Columbus has done more to help men grow in Christ than just about any other para-church men's ministry - including Promise Keepers. While PK has come and gone over the years, CBMC has always been here to encourage and develop leaders in our community. In rough economic times and rising divorce rates, men need God in their lives more than ever before. Go to their website - www.cbmc.com - and you will find all of the information you need to know in order to get plugged in. Each weekly meeting consists of a small group of professional businessmen who are striving to learn and apply biblical principles into their personal and professional lives. If you're not in the right place spiritually and you can't find anybody to help you, CBMC is the place for you. Call Doug today. He's always been there for me and he'll always be there for you - just like the perfect love of Christ.

The person who wrote the negative review about St John was no where near the church. He has written…read moreover 600 reviews to discourage new people to stay away. Being a member for over 40 years, I can assure you, ever word spoken from the pulpit, is the word of God. Any deviation from that, in a missouri synod church,, would result in immediate dismissal.