Can a church’s name reflect its true identity? This is the question that resonated within the walls of Meetinghouse Church in Edina, Minnesota. For over seventy years, it was known as Colonial Church. However, the name carried a weight that no longer resonated with its mission. The church embarked on a journey of introspection. This two-year process involved weekly meetings with a branding studio. The goal was to find a name that truly reflected their commitment to inclusivity and welcoming all. Finally, Meetinghouse Church emerged, a name that embraced its Congregational roots. It signified a gathering place for all, regardless of background or belief. This change wasn’t just cosmetic. It was a bold statement of identity, a commitment to reflect the love and acceptance found in their faith. The Meetinghouse Church stands today as a testament to the power of evolution. It reminds us that growth and change are essential to remaining true to one’s core values.
The Afrocentric Spectrum Mural
What whispers do the walls of a city hold? The Afrocentric Spectrum Mural, here on University Avenue, speaks volumes about