Stone Village Church

About this church

Stone Village Church is a contemplative, LGBTQI-friendly Christian community in Columbus’s Short North Arts District. Its roughly 120-person congregation includes varied ages, family structures, identities, and religious backgrounds, from United Methodists and Catholics to post-evangelicals, agnostics, and people with no label. Worship follows Rite One from the Book of Common Prayer with Scripture, communal prayer, sermon, Communion open to all, and acoustic music spanning chants, hymns, and contemporary songs.

The current body text, calendar, and children’s page list one Sunday service at 10:00 a.m., with online worship available through social channels. Some older headings still advertise 9:00, 10:15, and 11:30, so visitors should rely on the repeated 10:00 listing or confirm before arriving. SVC Kids begins separately in the upper room at 10:00, then rejoins the congregation near the end for Communion, the peace, and the closing song. The church writes its own children’s curriculum using Bible stories, literature, music, media, and crafts. A monthly art exhibit opens with the Short North Gallery Hop on the first Saturday, reflecting the congregation’s neighborhood setting but not replacing Sunday worship. Other study gatherings run in short series and should be checked by date.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, current time, and community identity · Children’s worship and curriculum · Liturgy, music, Communion, and conflicting old headings · First-Saturday neighborhood art program

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