Maineville Lighthouse Church

About this church

Maineville Lighthouse Church is a Wesleyan-rooted congregation in Maineville focused on biblical teaching, Jesus, family, and being a visible Christian presence in the community. Its history reaches back well beyond the centennial celebration held in 1944, while current ministries connect a long local story with food assistance, homeless ministry, international mission support, choir, crafts, fellowship, and service.

Sunday worship begins at 10:45 a.m. The church describes the service as blended and traditional, bringing biblical teaching into contemporary life in a friendly, relaxed setting. Jeans are welcome, and visitors may bring beverages into the sanctuary. The first-visit page specifically addresses people who have never attended church as well as those returning after many years, so no prior familiarity is assumed. Local mission partners named by the church include Bernie’s Place homeless shelter in Lebanon and the Little Miami Food Pantry in Morrow, alongside support for work in LaCroix, Haiti. Visitors interested in choir, craft group, or service projects should use the activities and mission pages for current dates rather than assuming those gatherings follow the Sunday schedule.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Official homepage and Wesleyan-rooted identity · Sunday worship style and time · Visitor welcome and local mission partners · Congregational history and 1944 centennial

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