About us
A house with room for everybody.
Planted in Columbus, Georgia on October 1, 2026.
Our mission
God’s House Without Limits is a church home for people with disabilities and veterans, and for the families and caregivers who walk beside them. Here every body belongs, every voice is heard, and nobody has to earn a seat at the Lord’s table. Our mission is not simply to accommodate difference, it is to celebrate it as God’s design. God’s House Without Limits is a congregation where disability is not a barrier to belonging, but an invitation to deeper community, as God created.
Our pastor
Servant Olivia Chambers
Servant Olivia started God’s House Without Limits for the people in Columbus who have too often been left in the parking lot, the back row, or the overflow room: people with disabilities and veterans, and the parents, spouses, children and caregivers who carry so much beside them.
Her prayer is simple: a church where nobody has to ask permission to belong.
“Strive to live for Him.”
What we believe
Four things we hold on to
- Every body bears God’s image.
- So God created man in his own image (Genesis 1:27). Disability doesn’t dim it, and a diagnosis doesn’t define it.
- Jesus came for all of us.
- He touched the people everyone else stepped around, and He still does.
- The church needs every member.
- “Those members of the body, which seem to be more feeble, are necessary” (1 Corinthians 12:22). Not tolerated: necessary.
- Nobody is a project.
- We don’t serve people with disabilities. We are a church of them, with them, and for them, worshipping side by side.
At God’s House Without Limits, inclusion is not a program. It is who we are, in every hallway, every handshake, every teaching and every board meeting.