Our vision is to see the Gospel transform everything – ourselves as individuals, our church, our city, and the world.

By 2020, we desire to see that vision expressed in our church as a body of thousands of people, gathering in locations throughout the Louisville area, and planting churches all over the world that draw many more un-churched people into a relationship with God.

He who was seated on the throne said, “I am making everything new!”
—Revelation 21:5

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Proposed Building Plans For St. Vincent’s

Here are the architectural drawings for what we want to do to the current St. Vincent’s cathedral on Shelby and Oak, in order to transform this into the Sojourn Gathered worship space for our Midtown campus:

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Artist’s sketch from outside

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Another view

Proposed First Floor
Proposed first floor

Proposed Second Floor
Proposed second floor

Proposed Third Floor

Proposed third floor

Building plans

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Artist rendering of completed building project showing the front view.
Artist rendering of completed building project showing the side view.
First floor plan

First floor plan (view PDF)

Second floor plan

Second floor plan (view PDF)

Third floor plan

Third floor plan (view PDF)

What’s next

Our vision is to see the gospel transform everything: ourselves as individuals, our church, our city, and the world.

By 2020, we desire to see that vision expressed in our church as a body of 7,500 people, gathering in 5 locations, and planting churches all over the world that draw many more un-churched people into a relationship with God.

Get involved.
Share your story. We are looking for stories of how Jesus is using the ministries of Sojourn to transform lives. Please share your story in writing, on video, or in audio and we will regularly post them.
I want new. As you imagine God making things new around you, what do you think of? What would be different? As you go about your daily life in this city, what do you long to see restored? The heart of this project was to capture those longings.
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