What will you find at The International Christian Center?

6 CHURCHES:

First Alliance Church

The Alliance Church has been a part of Louisville for 100 years, and is the host to the other groups meeting on the Bardstown Road campus.  On a typical Sunday this church family will have about 80 people from 4 or 5 countries.  The people give generously to needs that are overseas, and help internationals living in Louisville.

Over the last 7 years the building and grounds have seen several significant changes with the addition of a playground and a very complete kitchen where meals can be prepared for over 250 people. There have also been renovations to large portions of the buildings, so the church can serve as a full retreat center.

The Sunday Celebration has a blended style, meeting at 10: 45 AM. And the Tuesday night ministry, called “STITCH,” has something for people of every age.

Pastor Ken Toczyski has been with First Alliance Church for over 9 years. During that time the church has become very involved in the community and has had an increasing interest in helping International people who are moving into the city. Pastor Ken’s wife is Kathy who is a RN and they have three grown children.

For information call: 502-451-9343

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Korea Sae Han Church

This vibrant church enjoys coming together almost daily. The children and youth activities are in both English and Korean, while the adult efforts are usually just in the Korean language. Their main meeting is Sunday at 10: 45am and they also host a service for people from Myanmar each Sunday at 3 PM.

For information call: 502–458-9919  

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Sanctuary Church

This group is smaller in numbers but high in energy & enthusiasm.   Sanctuary Church is more Pentecostal in nature and their main meeting is on Friday evening. They begin at 7 PM with a 30 minute service of Music and Praise. This is followed at 7:30 by sharing, and some practical biblical insights. It concludes with prayer that is offered for the needs of those who are present.

For information call: 502–384-3010

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IONA

This is a smaller, very caring fellowship, who are interested in seeking new ways of living the Gospel in today’s world.  Iona meets at 5:30pm on Sunday. Their meeting is a time of music, followed at about 6:00pm with a service of liturgy, prayer, and the breaking of bread.

For information call: 502–807-6481

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ADAT HA TIKVAH

This fellowship was begun by Messianic Jews, and is new to the International Christian Center. Their gathering is on Saturday morning at 11 AM. People appreciate the classical music style and the strong teaching that fits both the Christian and Hebrew faiths.

For information call: 502–523-2976

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MYANMAR FELLOWSHIP

This fellowship meets together on Sundays at 3 PM. Call Pastor Kim at 502-386-4936 for more information.

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YMCA:  One of the best charities in the world, using Christian principles to build Body, Mind, and Spirit. For information call:  502–491-9622

Home For His Glory  This home-school co-op has over 50 children from about a dozen churches and meets each Thursday during the school year.

For information call: 502–553-4923

I-Sing with Lesley McFerron offers private voice lessons for aspiring singers of any age.

For information go to: http://www.ising-america.com/home.html or email info@iSingAmerica.com

Note: The government and other organizations also meet on the campus for special events.