Minneapolis, MN · One church in 5 neighborhood gatherings
Community within walking distance.
Relational, conversational, casual. We meet in local coffee shops across Minneapolis every Sunday.
Where we meet
Find your neighborhood.
North Loop
Corner Coffee — North Loop
514 N 3rd St
Minneapolis, MN
Sundays · 8:15 AM
Sundays · 10:00 AM
Kids programming available
Camden
Corner Coffee — Camden
4155 Thomas Ave N
Minneapolis, MN
Sundays · 10:00 AM
Kids programming available
Northeast
Corner Coffee — Northeast
2226 Central Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN
Sundays · 10:00 AM
Kids programming available
Downtown
Corner Coffee — Downtown
905 Nicollet Mall
Minneapolis, MN
Sundays · 10:00 AM
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Who we are
We talk in church.
Our calling is to see church within walking distance of people in our city. Not a building — a neighborhood. Not a program — a conversation.
Every Sunday, five communities gather in Corner Coffee shops across Minneapolis. Same church family, five very different neighborhoods.
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Conversations
Allelon · One another
Keep the conversation going all week.
Allelon is where we read, wrestle, and respond together — before Sunday, during the gathering, and through the week after. Prep with the passage. Follow along live. Take it deeper with questions made for real conversation.
Join the conversation ↗Before
Prep the passage.
Read what we'll talk about Sunday, on your own terms.
During
Follow the dialogue.
Scripture and conversation in the room, in real time.
After
Take it deeper.
Questions and readings to keep wrestling through the week.
What's coming up
Upcoming events.
Community Breakfast Sunday
This Sunday at all Corner Church locations, we’re celebrating communion by sharing a potluck meal, connecting, and practicing care for one another. Bring something to share if you’re able. We can’t wait to see you there! 🥞☕
Message Prep Team: Message Prep First Take
LIVE on the Northside
Music in the Park at Creekview Park in North Minneapolis! Jordan Johnston and Monique Blakey with Six12 Eats and Santana's Sugar Shack!
Corner Conversations
The conversation continues.
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Jehu's story is one of the most dramatic and unsettling narratives in Scripture. Anointed by God to confront corruption and bring judgment on the house of Ahab, Jehu acts with decisive courage—but his story doesn't end the way we might expect. In this episode, we explore the violent events of 2 Kings 9–10, wrestle with difficult questions about divine judgment, and examine the tension between obedience and ambition. Why does Jehu begin so well and finish so poorly? What happens when our zeal for God becomes mixed with our own desire for power, success, or recognition? Along the way, we'll reflect on Jezebel's downfall, the consequences of compromised worship, and the sobering reality that accomplishing God's purposes is not the same thing as having a heart fully devoted to Him. This conversation invites us to consider a challenging question: Are we pursuing God's will, or simply using God's will to pursue our own?
Open in podcast appFear, Trust, and the People Beside You
A conversation on Kings
Read on SubstackFear, Trust, and the People Beside You - Why fear and faith were never meant to be carried alone
Fear and trust show up in every major moment of life. A difficult diagnosis. A career change. A financial setback. A step of faith into the unknown. The question isn't whether you'll feel fear—it's what voice you'll listen to when fear and trust are speaking at the same time. In this episode, we explore three remarkable stories from 2 Kings 6–8: a borrowed ax that floats, an invisible army of fire, and four unlikely heroes who carry good news back to a starving city. Along the way, we discover that fear isn't a sign of failure, trust isn't a sign of superiority, and neither was ever meant to be carried alone. What if God's faithfulness is most often experienced not in isolation, but through the people who help us carry our burdens and remind us what is true?
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