Why New Albany?
We have four Community Groups now in Southern Indiana and approximately 100 Sojourners live across the river. Our goal is 15 Community Groups within the next year in Southern Indiana. With this growing presence and many leaders that have moved or emerged from Southern Indiana, this step seems simple enough and the next logical location for a campus of Sojourn. New Albany is a vibrant community desperately in need of the gospel. It is also a context very similar to the Highlands and Germantown – two communities in Louisville from which Sojourn emerged and planted roots in and have been critical to the development of our identity as a church.
We have 12 Community Groups now in Southern Indiana and approximately 150 Sojourners live across the river. With this growing presence and many leaders that have moved or emerged from Southern Indiana, this step seems simple enough and the next logical location for a campus of Sojourn. New Albany is a vibrant community desperately in need of the gospel. It is also a context very similar to the Highlands and Germantown – two communities in Louisville from which Sojourn emerged and planted roots in and have been critical to the development of our identity as a church.
