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We are a loving, Christ-like community that will be there for you. Join us this Sunday!

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Anything! Wear what makes YOU feel comfortable. Most of us wear regular everyday clothes. From jeans, to shorts, etc.

  • Arrive by 5:30 PM, however, we ask that you come 10 minutes early so our church leadership can get to know you!

  • Yes, yourself! Other than that, you are all set!

  • No. If you wish to donate, you may do so online, or by putting cash in the drop off bin at the building.

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2730 Scioto Trail, Portsmouth, Ohio 45662

Operation:
Sunday:

Week 1:

CofChrist Beliefs Class - 4:15 p.m.

Regular Service - 5:30 p.m.

Week 2:

Coffee & Conversation — 5:30 p.m.

Week 3:

Bible Study - 4:15 p.m.

Regular Service - 5:30 p.m.

Week 4:

Moral Reasoning - 4:15 p.m.

Regular Service — 5:30 p.m.

(If there is a fifth week, it will be a regular service)

People sitting and watching a presentation in a room with a ceiling fan, a wall banner that reads "Find a church family that loves you--for you," and a screen displaying "worship at the table."
A man with glasses and a beard wearing a black t-shirt with the words 'You are welcome in our church' printed on it, sitting in an indoor setting near a window, gesturing with his hands.
A woman with short curly hair, glasses, and a floral sleeveless top writes notes in a notebook while sitting on a sofa. A water bottle is on her lap, and behind her is a green leafy wall. Next to her, another woman wearing glasses and a red shirt is
A group of people gathered in a room with gray walls, listening to a young man standing near a table. There are framed abstract black and white artworks on the wall, a ceiling fan with lights, and a mirror reflecting part of the room.
An older woman sitting on a wooden chair, looking thoughtful with her finger on her nose, in a room with a television and a whiteboard with sticky notes. A large banner hangs on the wall behind her.
A TV screen displaying the website URL www.scotchrist.org and a donation QR code in a church lobby, with brochure stands underneath and a banner in the background.