The quote in the shape of a cross on the sign on the Worthington Green is from George MacLeod (I had to Google him):
"I simply argue that the cross be raised again at the centre of the marketplace as well as on the steeple of the church."
The Village Green in Worthington remains a crossroad of Central Ohio with the intersection of State Route 161 (Dublin Granville Road) and State Route 23 (High Street) dividing the Village Green. Yearly Central Ohio Christians of many faiths meet at noon on Good Friday at this crossroads.
Details of the 2009 Worthington Community Good Friday Service according to a brochure from the Worthington United Methodist Church:
"Good Friday, April 10:
Community Worship Service, at 12:00 Noon - This service begins at
Worthington Presbyterian Church, traveling to seven worship stations
around the Village Green, experiencing the seven last words of Christ.
The last station is in the cemetery at St. John’s Episcopal Church.
Worthington UMC will host one of the stations."
The church shown is the Worthington Presbyterian Church.
A list of Worthington Area Churches from the Worthig.org site.
Worthington St. John's Episcopal Church
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The ThisWeek Worthington article says: "Worthington City Council on Monday night approved rezoning of the vacant building on the Village Green from S-1, special uses, to C-5, the zoning category that permits a wide range of uses in downtown Worthington."