| Community | What is drawing you to this community? | Contact for more information |
| Dublin Community Church (United Church of Christ) | Senior and Associate Ministers are both women, welcoming to all, affirming of LGBTQ community, strong emphasis on service | Marianne La Rosa 614-595-9448 |
| Our Lady of Peace | Friendly and welcoming staff and community. Fr. Dooley has been wonderful! I enjoy seeing so many families involved in their Catholic faith and have also been impressed with the adult formation opportunities. Neighbors, friends, Fr Dooley, Fr. Vinny. | Janet McDermott; jpmcdermott87@gmail.com Jim Kearns, rjkearns1@gmail.com, 614-263-6410 |
| Our Lady of Perpetual Help | Close to our home | John Andrejack JohnAndrejack@outlook.com |
| Our Lady of Victory | Fr. Missimi’s encouraging, loving and inspiring homilies. Welcoming by new Pastor Fr. Kik and welcoming by community members. My husband grew up in that area and knows some parishioners there. | |
| St Andrew Catholic Church | Choir | |
| St Elizabeth’s | Was the most Newman like setting and community we could find! Location, the people,. | J (614)620-8412 janelle.janowiecki@gmail.com katy obrien kobrien5525@gmail.com |
| St Mathias | Community Father Tony is young and very Paulist like if you will. He has welcomed the Newman Center community as one of four parishes combining together which is quite welcoming. There are 22 cultures in the church along with 3 different bilingual services. The members are diverse, welcoming and kind. Mass is colorful as folks arrive in traditional clothing. Music ranges from piano with choir to string quartet with the Tugaoen brothers to East African music with drums. Father Tony’s homilies are quite inspiring Welcoming Community and Fr Tony Davis support of us. Fr Tony Father Tony’s kindness and interesting homilies, the immigrants from Haiti, Brazil, Africa, and elsewhere, friendliness, service to others… Fr. Tony and our Newman Family and the multiethnic community tremendous diversity, social justice focus, preaching of love & inclusion, good music, Fr Tony Davis Diversity of congregation, number of former Newman folks who attend and Fr. Tony’s sermons Inclusive community and many other Newmani attend The diversity of the congregation and especially the homilies of both Father Tony and Father Hiliary. Very warm, inclusive and diverse community. Fr. Tony Davis has been so accommodating, welcoming and sympathetic toward Newman members and our Paulists. St. Matthias has been a Godsend for my family! Fr. Tony, diverse congregation The Priest, FR Tony and the diverse congregation Other Newman Center familiar faces and Fr. Tony Davis Diversity/Inclusion/Fr.Tony/always still Catholic diversity, inclusion, inspiring delivery of the word, many I pray with are from former Newman Community, and inspiring homilies, humble and beautiful space Diversity and Inclusion of congregation, Newman center music and friends, Wonderful pastor and deacon | JoAnn Grillo Karen Ormachea kloks@att.net 614-306-1363 mt37683@gmail.com Susan Guy 614-309-3850 Marianne Davis 612-308-8800 Angie Johnson 614-565-8553. Angelabeumerjohnson@gmail.com Katy Kram katykram@gmail.com/614-804-3968 carolyn.valek04@gmail.com Caroleen Ferriman, chferriman@sbcglobal.net Julia Stokes. Drjulia2003@hotmail.com/614-327-1069 Deb Stype 614-893-9697 Rose Deffet RDeffet@columbus.rr.com Karen Lehrer klehrer@columbus.r.com Sharon Izzi/izzi2sharon@hotmail.com/614-406-6010 Nancy Heink ndheink@gmail.com 614-620-7670 carolyn.valek04@gmail.com |
| St Patrick Episcopal Church – Dublin | A totally welcoming community & a spiritually alive community that encourages social justice and honest spiritual growth. | |
| St. Agatha | I went to school there and it is close to my home from 8th grade there and was an altar boy for many years. | |
| St. Brigid of Kildare | Good music, a few other Newman “refugees”. Would rather have a 10:00, instead of 9:00 or 11:00 but it seems that no Catholic church in Columbus has a 10:00. The Bishop must have outlawed them. | |
| St. Francis of Assisi | Welcoming and diverse community. Also enjoy the meditation songs after communion. | Lynn Eshleman, lamaf14@yahoo.com, 614-271-0775 |
| St. John’s Episcopal | Open and accepting community, open communion, preaching is thoughtful and love-based, pastor is young, smart, friendly, I didn’t have to change anything I believe or practice to join, it’s very supportive and friendly | Jennifer Hughes jenniferannhughes@gmail.com |
| St. Mark’s Episcopal | The pastor’s commitments to inclusion and social justice. Her sermons are also very good – much like the Paulist’s. The church is beautiful, the members of the church are welcoming, the music is top drawer, the church is involved in a number of community services/social justice matters, and the priest, Vicki Zust, always delivers a wonderful sermon. | kgengler70@gmail.com Jack D’Aurora, jdaurora@behallaw.com; 614/668–6628 |
| St.James the Less | We live relatively close in Clintonville. Drawn to the mission of the order serving there, Sons of the Precious Blood. Diverse, welcoming congregation. Lots of Mass times helpful for our busy family | Ellen (Manovich) Janzen 937.750.3512 |
| Trinity Episcopal | Convenient, I already attend a weekly gathering there and have done so for 8 years. | marycounter@att.net and 614 459 8133 |
| St Timothy | Family goes there | Susan Vasko 614-361-6972 sdvasko2255@gmail.com |
| Unitarian Universalist church | Acceptance and mission | Jim Svagerko. 6145654057 |
| Peace Lutheran in Gahana | ||
| Holy Resurrection | in communion with Rome but they offer an English service in the Melkite Rite. |
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