The purpose of our gathering together is that God would be glorified and the body would be edified through the preaching of the Word. Our Sunday Gatherings follow a liturgical order, in which we seek to worship God through confession, adoration, hearing the Word of God preached, and committing ourselves to the mission of God. It is our hope that the structure of our Sunday Gatherings would lead you to experience the gospel mercies of Christ and worship of God abundantly.

Our gatherings are casual and you should feel free to come as you are, whether you prefer jeans and t-shirt or a tie and jacket.

Yes! We are currently offering three classes at all of our gatherings.

Toddlers: 1 year old to Pre-K

Bible Stories: Pre-K through 2nd Grade

Bible Studies: 3rd Grade through 7th Grade

We value family integrated worship at Maranatha, for this reason, our children remain in our main gathering space with their families until after the first set of songs. Kids are dismissed to their classrooms during the passing of the peace.

When you arrive, you’re welcome to check your child/children in at our Kids Check-In area. Maranatha Kids will study the Bible and see the gospel of Jesus Christ revealed throughout all of scripture with age appropriate weekly Bible lessons, activities, and crafts.

If you or your child have accessibility or special needs, please contact us so we can connect with you and explore how our team can best provide support.

Students in grades 8–12 are invited to join our Student Ministry on Sunday evenings.

Parking for guests, families with small children, and those needing special assistance is available behind the church building. Additional parking is available in the two lots across the street. Street parking is also available on the side of the street near the building. On Sunday mornings, parking attendants are stationed near the back lot as well as the lots across the street. These individuals are here to assist you in finding parking and crossing Columbus Street safely.

In Pickerington there is a wheelchair ramp located on the east side of the building that can be accessed from the rear parking lot.

In Canal Winchester the wheelchair ramp is located on the east side of the building.

We offer sensory bags to help children with special needs feel supported, engaged, and comfortable during our gatherings.

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At our Canal Winchester gathering, an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter is available during our gathering to help ensure that our Deaf and hard-of-hearing guests can fully participate in worship and teaching.

If you or your family need additional accommodations, please don’t hesitate to reach out so we can best support you.