In 1994, a new spiritual journey began in Minneapolis. Open Circle Church held its first public worship service. Open Circle Church wasn’t always in its current location. Originally, they held services in a funeral home. This unconventional beginning speaks to the church’s progressive nature. In 1996, Open Circle Church found its home on Highland Drive. They’ve been thriving there ever since. Open Circle Church prides itself on its progressive approach to Christianity. They view the Bible through a historical lens, recognizing the human element intertwined with the divine. The church embraces diversity. Everyone is welcome, regardless of their background or beliefs. Open Circle Church’s services are a blend of traditional and contemporary elements. You might hear hymns, pop music, or even a dramatic performance. Pastor Jay Steele and Todd Lines lead the services. Todd Lines, a gifted musician, brings a vibrant energy to the worship experience. Pastor Steele delivers thought-provoking messages that connect scripture to modern issues. Open Circle Church is more than just a Sunday service. They offer small group gatherings, a music program, activities for children and youth, and even a monthly book club. This vibrant community extends beyond the walls of the church, drawing members from all over the Twin Cities area. Open Circle Church continues to be a beacon of progressive Christianity in Minneapolis, offering a welcoming space for spiritual exploration and growth.
The Afrocentric Spectrum Mural
What whispers do the walls of a city hold? The Afrocentric Spectrum Mural, here on University Avenue, speaks volumes about