Congregations

Congregations & Spiritual Communities

Places of Faith in Our Neighborhoods.

Congregations help hold a neighborhood together. These are not only places to worship and gather; they also provide services to the community as a whole, from pantries to free meals. This page is just getting started: it lists the congregations that host neighborhood meetings, and we are adding more with help from you.

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This List Is a Start, Not the Full Picture.

So far it includes only the congregations that show up in our files as hosts of neighborhood meetings: 13 in all. It is not a complete list of congregations, and we do not show worship times or contacts because we have not confirmed them yet. Mosques, temples, synagogues and other spiritual communities are welcome here too. Tell us about yours and we will add it.

Listings are drawn from public information. Congregations: please visit your listing and contact us to confirm that your details are accurate and up to date, including any meals, pantry days or other services you offer.

Our Focus

Congregations in the DNMA Area

On or near the North Main corridor, and hosting meetings of our focus neighborhoods.

In DNMA Area

Near the N. Main corridor

North Riverdale Lutheran Church

45 Kurtz Ave, Dayton 45405

Hosts the Sandalwood Park Neighborhood Association (latest listing: Mon Oct 5, 5:30 PM).

Details are being confirmed. Please check before you go.

Across Dayton

Other Congregations That Host Neighborhood Meetings

Grouped by part of the city, using each congregation’s ZIP code.

North Central & Northwest Dayton (3 listings)

West Dayton (1 listings)

Downtown & Central (2 listings)

East Dayton (2 listings)

South & Southeast Dayton (2 listings)

Beyond the City Line (1 listings)

Other Spiritual Communities & Faith-Based Partners

Mosques, temples, synagogues, fellowships, ministries and faith-based service groups.

More coming. We do not have any of these listed yet. If you lead or attend one in or near our neighborhoods, send us the name and a way to reach you.

Listings are drawn from public information. Congregations and organizations: please visit your listing and contact us to confirm that your details are accurate and up to date.

Listing details were last gathered October 15, 2026. Built from the City of Dayton neighborhood directory, the City’s October 2026 meetings schedule, and DNMA’s own files. Meeting times change, so please check the Calendar or ask the group before you go.

Something wrong or missing? Email DaytonNMainAlliance@Outlook.com. Need a current contact for any neighborhood? The City’s Community Engagement office can help: 937-333-3670.