A gathering place for those who love stories

Where Every Story
Points to the Greatest Story

Fantasy. Sci-fi. Wonder. Gospel.

The greatest tales, the ones that move us, haunt us, make us long for something more, were always echoing something true. Pull up a chair. The fire's lit.

What is this?

This is not a church service. No worship set. No offering. Just a story, a presenter, and a room full of people willing to ask what it means.

Stories from the chapel

Fantasy
The King Who Walked Among Beggars

"Why would a king give up his throne for people who didn't even know his name?"
Sci-fi
Signal from the Edge of Everything

"A transmission from beyond the known universe, and it knows your name."
Parable
The Door at the End of the Labyrinth

"Every maze ever built was really a question: is there a way out?"
Beauty before argument.

We start with what moves you, not what you’re supposed to believe. If a story is beautiful, something true is probably hiding inside it.

Questions the story is already asking.

Longing. Sacrifice. Redemption. Evil. Hope. The best stories don’t avoid these. They’re built around them.

A thread worth following.

We believe every great story is echoing something, and we’re following that echo together to see where it leads.

What you'll find here

Story Sermons

Narrative-driven teaching told as story first. Meaning emerges from the telling, not the explaining.

Fireside Discussions

Short conversations unpacking what the story points to and why it resonates so deeply in us.

The Community Table

A place to bring your questions, your doubts, and your love of a good tale. All are welcome here.

Story Maps

Guided journeys connecting beloved fantasy and sci-fi themes to the deeper story underneath.

This approach isn’t new. When Paul spoke in Athens, he didn’t start with doctrine. He started with their poets and their stories, found the truth already embedded there, and simply pointed it out. That’s what we’re doing on Sunday mornings.

Pull up a chair.

We meet every Sunday at 11:30am in Cincinnati. Leave your email and we’ll send you the details.

The whole history of the world is one long story, and the Author stepped into it to write himself into the ending.

A story worth hearing