Ashland Dickey Church

About this church

Ashland Dickey Church meets Sundays at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. on a rural campus east of Ashland. Its Church of the Brethren identity is especially visible in the congregation’s published practices: believer’s baptism by threefold immersion and a three-part Communion observance that includes feet washing, a love feast, and bread and cup. The church describes its life around Christ-centered worship, Bible study, outreach, and fellowship, with an emphasis on honoring God and serving as a community united by faith and love.

One Generation Ministries serves kindergarten through twelfth grade and treats children and teenagers as active participants in the church rather than only its future. Wednesday-evening gatherings combine worship, discussion, games, and relationship-building; the elementary group is called FROG, short for Fully Rely On God. Young adults also meet for Bible study on the Ashland University campus. Service opportunities reach beyond regular church programs through mission trips, while the Rail Rollers bike ministry gives cyclists another point of connection. The building is at 1509 Township Road 655, outside the city center, so first-time visitors should allow time for the drive. Consult the official calendar for the current youth, young-adult, cycling, and mission schedule before attending anything other than Sunday worship.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Official website and Sunday schedule · Beliefs and Brethren practices · Children, youth, young adults, and missions · Rail Rollers bike ministry

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