There is one question I've heard rumbling around since this summer is "What are these 'I Love Cincinnati' stickers?"
Well - I'm here to answer that question.
Well - I'm here to answer that question.
I don't by any means want this to turn into a religious post - but THE answer is - they're bumper stickers from Crossroads Church in Oakley/Mason.
If you've been living under a rock, then you might not know Crossroads. It's the church on the corner of Ridge & Madison that looks like a big ol' warehouse. It's a contemporary non-denominational church with a stage, a rock band and free coffee/soda.
They had a message series this summer on loving your city. Here's a paragraph from their series page:
There's so much to love about Cincinnati. And we believe we're called to go out and love our city in all kinds of ways. Real change happens when individuals take action to love people in their own families, jobs and neighborhoods.
I do attend Crossroads but separate from that - it's a great message. Cincinnati is a great city and there is a lot to do here. And there's a lot you have to offer your city.
So get out there and enjoy it!
p.s. You don't have to go to Crossroads to proudly display this bumper sticker - so feel free to stop by and grab one.
If you've been living under a rock, then you might not know Crossroads. It's the church on the corner of Ridge & Madison that looks like a big ol' warehouse. It's a contemporary non-denominational church with a stage, a rock band and free coffee/soda.
They had a message series this summer on loving your city. Here's a paragraph from their series page:
There's so much to love about Cincinnati. And we believe we're called to go out and love our city in all kinds of ways. Real change happens when individuals take action to love people in their own families, jobs and neighborhoods.
I do attend Crossroads but separate from that - it's a great message. Cincinnati is a great city and there is a lot to do here. And there's a lot you have to offer your city.
So get out there and enjoy it!
p.s. You don't have to go to Crossroads to proudly display this bumper sticker - so feel free to stop by and grab one.
Park+Vine and some other local retailers feature these bumper stickers to take for free.
It looks like an old warehouse because it was an HQ back when I lived there during my high school years.
I live in Denver now, but saw these stickers while I was in Cincy visiting for christmas and would love one for my car. Is there a way I can get one?
James, did you ever get a sticker? I could mail you one if not.
Amanda