Our History

In 1989, a small group of Christ-centered believers began praying for a strong reformed witness in the northwest area of Columbus. Some of our members had experience with the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) and believed that this denomination best shared our principles. The PCA was approached in early 1991 and responded favorably.

Our theme followed Ephesians 3:20-21, “Now to Him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine...", as we realized the challenges ahead.  Despite some obstacles overcome with a lot of prayer and determination, our small group of believers ambitiously established an official church starting date of April 12, 1992 – purposely on Palm Sunday.  We were amazed but not surprised by God’s power when a total of 203 people came to that first service held at a local grade school.  Northwest Presbyterian Church (NPC) was born through God’s incredible grace. 

As time passed and we grew larger and stronger as a congregation, land was acquired to build our own church.  Our leaders felt strongly that the property at the northwest corner of Post and Avery Roads was the ideal location for our new home.  Through the incredible working of God’s hands, we were able to obtain property and complete construction of our 30,000 square-foot building at 6400 Post Road in Dublin, Ohio in time for our first service in July 1998.  We feel that God has truly blessed all of us and today our congregation has continued to grow in both numbers and in ministry.