Minneapolis, MN · One church in 5 neighborhood gatherings
Community within walking distance.
Relational, conversational, casual. We meet in local coffee shops across Minneapolis every Sunday.
Where we meet
Find your neighborhood.
North Loop
Corner Coffee — North Loop
514 N 3rd St #102
Minneapolis, MN 55401
Sundays · 8:15 AM
Sundays · 10:00 AM
Kids programming available
Pastor Scott Woller
Free lots in front and back
Kids programming available
Uptown
Corner Coffee — Uptown
1414 W 28th St
Minneapolis, MN 55408
Sundays · 10:00 AM
Pastor Scott Gorman
Free lot behind the building
Kids stay in the gathering
Camden
Corner Coffee — Camden
4155 Thomas Ave N
Minneapolis, MN 55412
Sundays · 10:00 AM
Kids programming available
Pastor Rachel Bundy
Free street parking
Kids programming available
Northeast
Corner Coffee — Northeast
2226 Central Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55418
Sundays · 10:00 AM
Kids programming available
Pastor Rich Olson
Free street parking
Kids programming available
Downtown
Corner Coffee — Downtown
905 Nicollet Mall
Minneapolis, MN 55402
Sundays · 10:00 AM
Pastor Greg Barber
Paid street and garage parking
Kids stay in the gathering
Online
Live every Sunday
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Sundays · 10:00 AM CT
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What a first Sunday looks like.
What should I expect my first Sunday?
We gather in a Corner Coffee shop. You walk in, grab coffee if you want, and sit with 20–40 people. We share a message, talk through it together, and hang around afterward. Dress is casual. Come as you are.
How long does it last?
About 60–75 minutes, then people often stay for coffee and conversation.
Is there kids programming?
Kids are always invited. North Loop (10:00 AM), Camden, and Northeast have dedicated kids programming. At Downtown and Uptown, kids stay with the gathering.
Where do we meet, and where do I park?
Each gathering meets inside its Corner Coffee shop. If you're driving: North Loop has free lots in front and back; Uptown has a free shared lot behind the building; Camden and Northeast have free street parking; Downtown is paid street or garage only. Each location page has the details.
Every week
Fill out a connection card.
Share prayer requests, life updates, or just let your community pastor know you were there. They read every one.
Who we are
We talk in church.
Our calling is to see church within walking distance of people in our city. Not a building — a neighborhood. Not a program — a conversation.
Every Sunday, five communities gather in Corner Coffee shops across Minneapolis. Same church family, five very different neighborhoods.
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Conversations
Allelon · One another
Keep the conversation going all week.
Allelon is where we read, wrestle, and respond together — before Sunday, during the gathering, and through the week after. Prep with the passage. Follow along live. Take it deeper with questions made for real conversation.
Join the conversation ↗Before
Prep the passage.
Read what we'll talk about Sunday, on your own terms.
During
Follow the dialogue.
Scripture and conversation in the room, in real time.
After
Take it deeper.
Questions and readings to keep wrestling through the week.
What's coming up
Upcoming events.
Doubter's Club Uptown
Prayer Group: Prayer Group
Join a moment of prayer every week in the Corner Church North Loop kid's space.
Night Church
Community Dinner Night Church - Dinner, short worship, and discussion in the Camden community!
Corner Conversations
The conversation continues.
What’s Behind the Good We Do?
A conversation on Corinthians
Read on SubstackWhat’s Behind the Good We Do?
We start with trophies and somehow end up talking about prayer, self-promotion, and what to say when someone compliments your work. In 1 Corinthians 10:14–11:1, Paul brings the conversation back to two questions. What are we doing for the glory of God? Whose good are we seeking? This is the conversation behind the Sunday message at Corner Church in Minneapolis. https://corner.church
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Fill out a connect card and your community pastor will reach out — no pressure, just a friendly hello.
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