#WeChooseWelcome
Like most church congregations, we worship, study, pray and care for one another. Our passion is working together to try to make the world a better place. By doing tangible, concrete things that improve people’s lives, we honor God and live out what Jesus meant when he said, “Love God and love your neighbor.” If that resonates with you, we hope you’ll come visit.
This Sunday
Preacher: Ann Palmerton
Times: 8:45 & 11:00 a.m.
Celebrating
Jim Hildreth
Special Celebration Honoring Jim Hildreth’s 30-Year Ministry at Broad Street
On Sunday, April 29 we will celebrate 30 years of beautiful, inspired music and the blessing that organist Jim Hildreth has been here at Broad Street. There will be no 8:45 a.m. worship that day. At 10:00 a.m., we’ll gather in Palmer Hall to honor Jim with tributes, an opportunity to express our gratitude for all he has shared with us through the years, and, per Jim’s request, chocolate cake. At 11:00 a.m., we’ll worship together in the Sanctuary. Jim’s music ministry during these last three decades has been a remarkable gift to us at Broad Street. We look forward to celebrating him!
2018 Annual Campaign:
Living a Life That Matters
Eastside Arts Initiative
Spring Exhibition
Renewed. Restored. Redeemed.:
Eastside Arts Initiative Spring 2018 Exhibition
Columbus-based artists share their artistic interpretations of renewal, restoration and redemption. Together they represent a variety of differing voices in our community and a variety of artistic disciplines including painting, photography, fiber art, mixed media, and street art. Please come to the opening reception on Wednesday, April 25 from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Curated by Columbus artist Janet George, the exhibit will be on display from April 25 through June 12.
Upcoming Events
What were the social and political implications of the Reformation? This class will consider some of the radical thinkers and movements of the sixteenth century. BSPC member Dr. Jeff Jaynes, Professor in the Warner Chair of Church History at Methodist Theological School in Ohio, will lead the class. (Week 2 of 2)
The discussion focuses on the scripture text for next Sunday’s sermon.
Wear clothes to get dirty, bring garden gloves, and plan to be outside in the dirt. We will be helping prepare the BSPC garden for spring planting. The vegetables grown in the garden go to the Food Pantry to provide fresh produce for our neighbors.