Geneva Campus Church

Geneva Campus Church is a Reformed congregation in Madison, Wisconsin, rooted in historic Christian worship and centered on the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Founded in 1967 as a Bible study on the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus, Geneva now serves a diverse community of students, faculty, and families. Services are held every Sunday at 10 am Sundays at 10 am. The church emphasizes a holistic, sacramental approach to faith, and is part of the Christian Reformed Church Reformed.

Geneva Campus Church began in 1967 as a small Bible study on the campus of the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Over the decades, it has grown into a vibrant congregation that serves students, faculty, and families in Madison and beyond. The church is rooted in the Reformed tradition and is part of the Christian Reformed Church Reformed. Geneva's mission is to engage the university, the city, and the world with Christ’s love and redemption, embodying the gospel in daily life and equipping believers for service in Christ’s kingdom Mission.

Worship at Geneva follows a historic four-part structure: Gathering, Word, Table, and Sending. This liturgy invites the congregation to participate actively in the story of redemption and to see themselves as part of the ongoing narrative of God’s grace Worship. Services are held every Sunday at 10 am at 401 N Blackhawk Ave, Madison, WI 53705 Services. Geneva also follows the traditional liturgical calendar, observing seasons like Advent, Lent, and Easter to mark the life of Christ and guide the spiritual rhythm of the community.

The church offers a range of ministries, including children and youth programs, campus ministry, music and the arts, and mercy and justice initiatives. Geneva is known for its welcoming community and has been praised for its friendly atmosphere and caring leadership Review 1. The church is committed to hospitality, learning, and justice, and seeks to serve the public good in Madison and beyond About Us.

Geneva Campus Church in Madison, WI, offers a welcoming community rooted in Reformed tradition, with structured worship centered on Scripture and sacraments. First-time visitors may appreciate the blend of historic liturgy and accessible ministries, alongside a congregation that balances long-time members with university ties.

Pros

• Welcoming community with friendly atmosphere and caring leadership noted in visitor feedback
• Structured historic worship following a four-part liturgy (Gathering, Word, Table, Sending)
• Diverse ministries including children/youth programs, campus ministry, and mercy initiatives
• Clear Sunday service times at 10:00 AM with consistent location listed on website
• Facilities include accessible sanctuary, parking, kitchen, and community spaces

Cons

• No detailed accessibility information provided for visitors with disabilities
• Limited service time options (only Sunday 10:00 AM listed)
• No explicit guidance for first-time visitors on parking or arrival procedures