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A Bhutanese Celebration
Members of one of Columbus’ fastest growing New American communities observe a religious celebration of light and life with music and dancing.
Driving with Darbee: Christ the King Church
Jeff Darbee and his wife, Nancy Recchie, a fellow architectural historian, visit Christ the King Church, which Nancie attended growing up. They explore how architecture has developed over the years with the change of liturgy in the Catholic Church.
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Discover the history of the church that solidified the African-American community in downtown Columbus and was local leader in the civil rights movement, as well as Mt. Olivet Baptist Church’s role in Columbus today.
Spirituality in Columbus
On this episode, we’re taking a look at how a few different Columbus communities express their spirituality. Discover a Baptist church engaged in the civil rights movement, a musical celebration in the Bhutanese community, the architecture of a historic Catholic church, and LGBTQ church leaders.
Spirituality in Columbus Preview
Next time, we’re taking a look at how a few different Columbus communities express their spirituality. Discover a Baptist church engaged in the civil rights movement, a musical celebration in the Bhutanese community, a historic Catholic church, and LGBTQ church leaders. Watch at 8:30pm Thursday, March 29 on WOSU TV!