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If you’re married, I hope you’ll join us this Friday for the latest Redeem Marriage event. Kristen and I will be there, and we’re looking forward to benefitting as much from this as from the last Redeem Marriage event. But … Continue reading →

Sojourn members Aaron and Nichole Marshall will arrive at Louisville International Airport this Thursday, Feb. 2 at 5pm with their new son, and would love for as many of you as possible to meet them there. We’ll gather in the … Continue reading →

Yesterday, Sojourn’s East campus held Trunk Or Treat, a family friendly event for our neighbors in East Louisville. Relive Trunk Or Treat with us in this photo blog (pics courtesy Chuck Heeke). Below, the sign that welcomed our friends and … Continue reading →

Yesterday Sojourn launched our fourth campus, Sojourn New Albany. For this initial Sunday, the New Albany campus did something that it took us, as a whole, six years to do: broke 600 in attendance. The final count for both services, … Continue reading →

Sojourn Network exists to equip and empower church planters to plant churches across the United States and beyond. Over the next several weeks, church planter Trent Chambers will share with us what God is doing in Woodstock, GA, the home … Continue reading →

Marrieds: what do you do when hope fades, when sin prevails and when there is no change in sight for your marriage? Make a date with your spouse for Friday, October 14 to learn how you can reflect the gospel … Continue reading →

Because work is valuable to God and created by him for good and for human flourishing, there are countless opportunities for gospel-shaped and kingdom-expanding work right here in our church body. In this series, we hope to highlight some of … Continue reading →

The Sojourn New Albany campus launch team, inside of the former Silver Street Elementary School gym, prior to its reconfiguration as the auditorium for Sojourn New Albany. And here we are, getting slap-happy: Photos courtesy Chip Lewis.

This past Saturday we celebrated the 11th birthday of Sojourn Community Church with our annual Fall Festival at the Midtown Campus. Over 2000 neighbors from Germantown, Shelby Park and other parts of Louisville shared their day with us. Here are … Continue reading →

This post is the first in a series of Sojourn Workers Profiles. Because work is valuable to God and created by him for good and for human flourishing, there are countless opportunities for gospel-shaped and kingdom-expanding work right here in … Continue reading →