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At City on a Hill, we have become Addicted to Hope. We grew up Addicted to Ourselves–but over time, through experiencing grief, seasons of humility, tears, many battle tested years learning to pray–as a church body, we have become obsessed with providing Hope to the Hopeless. Faith is an Activity.
City on a Hill, Cincinnati. 3,158 likes · 92 talking about this · 2,254 were here. Spirit Filled, Spirit Led, non-denominational Christian Church for all!
We embrace the authority of both the Old and New Testaments as Holy Writ – and it is the basis for our operation of faith. We Believe in the only one true God– Our Creator and Redeemer who exists eternally in the Personas of Father, Son & Holy Spirit.
The Basics. Since 1969, from humble beginnings and with faithful friends, our church ministry became established, with Jesus as the center of it all. He still is. In 2003, we re-fueled and re-energized our core group of leaders with a new name, City on a Hill .
City On A Hill Church is located at 5190 Glencrossing Way in Cincinnati, Ohio 45238. City On A Hill Church can be contacted via phone at (513) 671-2565 for pricing, hours and directions.
Service Location and Times. Join In Person. Sunday @ 10:30 am. 7474 Morris Rd, Hamilton, OH 45011. Cincinnati Christian Schools (High School Campus) Join On Livestream.
We are a Bible-believing, spirit-filled church family that wants to encourage our members to Be The Light! "You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden...let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven."
City on a Hill. We're opening the Bible together and learning from its pages in ways that speak right into our lives. In our services, our ministries, our music--in everything we do at City...
Jul 15, 2024 · City On A Hill Teaching Center is a non-denominational body of believers in Jesus Christ and His Word, who are passionate about the Word and our personal walk with Him.
City on a Hill is a movement of men and women gathered across nine churches, united around one mission – “to know Jesus and makes Jesus known”.
