A restored historic building.
A renewed vision for Wells County.
We love Wells County. It's home.
For founders Brandon and Megan Gerber, it began with a simple question:
What could God do through a community willing to love its neighbors?
That question became a dream - a place to belong, where neighbors help neighbors and people come together for the good of our community. Before long, others began dreaming too.
That dream became the Wells County Dream Center.
A place long associated with death
is becoming a place overflowing with life.
For more than a century, 112 S. Main Street served families in some of life's hardest moments as a funeral home.
Today, a new story is unfolding. Coffee is brewing. People are gathering. Neighbors are being served. Friendships are forming. Prayer is rising. Hope is being shared.
We believe it's a glimpse of what God does.
Sometimes hope begins with
something ordinary.
A cup of coffee, a conversation, a helping hand, or simply knowing someone cares. Through DC Coffee, DC Care, and DC Community, we're making room for those moments and trusting God with what grows from them.
A cup of coffee. A place to sit. The kind of ordinary moment where conversations start and friendships begin.
A helping hand. Neighbors showing up for neighbors with practical help and the simple message that someone cares.
Room to gather. Spaces where people come together for the good of Wells County - to work, to worship, to belong.
It's a story we're writing
together.
The Dream Center was never meant to belong to one person, one family, or one church.
Whether you're looking for community, need a helping hand, want to serve, or stop in for coffee, you're welcome here.
We believe God is at work in Wells County. We want to join Him in loving our neighbors well.