Events Calendar

Have you thought about joining the church, but haven't taken that next step? Are you looking for a church home and a place to get involved and share your talents?  We are excited to announce two different options for Membership Classes at Faith Community (you only need to attend one):

• Tuesday, September 27 from 6:00 - 8:30 pm (dinner will be served)
• Sunday, October 2 from 12:00 - 2:00 pm (lunch will be served)

Both classes will be held in the office conference room (room 106). After completing the class, you will officially join the church on October 2 or 9. If you are interested in the upcoming classes or would like more information, please contact the church office at  

Family-to-Family is a FREE seven-week course taught by NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). The class will meet weekly at Stepping Forward on Tuesdays at 6:30 – 9:00 pm from September 13 – October 25. There is an optional free dinner available before the class at 6:00 pm, and free childcare is available during the class. 

The Family-to-Family class is an evidenced-based, education program which provides support to family members and friends of individuals who are living with mental illness. Classes are taught by trained family members and graduates of the program. In addition to learning about treatment strategies, and how to more effectively communicate with loved ones, many participants also find the emotional support they receive crucial during their loved ones’ times of illness and stress.

Topics covered include:

• Explanation of major brain disorders
• The latest information about medications (including side effects and strategies for promoting medication adherence)
• Information about the most effective treatments available
• What to do in a crisis
• Handling your loved one’s hospitalization and relapse
• Problem solving and communication skills
• Advocating for your loved ones; how to work with professionals
• Taking care of yourself

In addition to our own congregation, this class is open to the community and we encourage you to promote it to your family, neighbors and friends. Registration is required … Contact  to register.

The REAL THING Event

Join us on September 30 and October 1 for an authentic conversation about modern-day Christianity and how to overcome doubts to the Christian faith. The event will feature four dynamic speakers who will share their personal faith journeys on Friday evening and Saturday morning:

• Friday, September 30 from 7:00 (doors open at 6:00) - 9:00 pm
• Saturday, October 1 from 8:30 am (doors open at 7:30) - 12:30 pm

Purchase Tickets

Tickets will be $25 each for a single ticket and $20 each for two or more tickets. Please click the appropriate button below to purchase your ticket(s) and reserve a spot for yourself (and your friends, too). 

The REAL Thing Speakers

J. Warner Wallace - Keynote Speaker

J. Warner Wallace makes the case for a more reasonable, evidential view of the Christian faith using the skills and principles he has developed over his career as a cold-case homicide detective. He will not only examine the evidence for the reliability of the New Testament manuscripts, but will also paint a picture of the incredible impact that Jesus of Nazareth has had on history and what we could know about him even if we didn’t have any of the New Testament documents at all.

Mr. Wallace is a Dateline-featured cold-case homicide detective, popular national speaker and best-selling author. He continues to consult on cold-case investigations while serving as a Senior Fellow at the Colson Center for Christian Worldview. He is also an adjunct professor of apologetics at Talbot School of Theology (Biola University) and Southern Evangelical Seminary, and a faculty member at Summit Ministries. J. Warner became a Christ-follower at the age of thirty-five after investigating the claims of the New Testament gospels using his skill set as a detective. He eventually earned a Master’s Degree in Theological Studies from Gateway Seminary.

Timothy McGrew

Timothy McGrew is analytic philosopher who teaches Christians how to think clearly about their faith. He will present a fascinating look at an often-overlooked characteristic of Scripture – the “undesigned coincidences” that appear between passages – and about how they are the hallmark of true accounts told about real historical events.

Dr. McGrew is Professor of Philosophy at Western Michigan University, where he has taught for the past 25 years. His research interests include formal epistemology, the history and philosophy of science, and the history and philosophy of religion. When he is not doing philosophy, he enjoys playing chess online, coaching at his local chess club, running trails, and making high quality paper airplanes. He lives in SW Michigan with his wife, Lydia McGrew, and their daughters. Learn more at: https://timothymcgrew.com/ 

Tom Gilson

Tom Gilson will join Dr. McGrew for the "Changing Landscape of Challenges to the Faith" talk on Friday evening.

Mr. Gilson is a senior editor with The Stream and author of six books, including Too Good to be False: How Jesus’ Incomparable Character Reveals His Reality and A Christian Mind: Thoughts on Life and Truth in Jesus Christ. He has more than 1,000 published articles to his credit, in addition to his top-ranked Thinking Christian blog, founded in 2004. Tom lives near Dayton, Ohio with his wife, Sara. They are the proud grandparents of one grandson.

Bob Perry

Bob Perry holds a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from the United States Naval Academy, and an M.A. in Christian Apologetics from Biola University. His professional aviation career included eight years as a naval aviator in the U.S. Marine Corps flying the AV-8B Harrier attack jet, and nearly 32 years as a commercial airline pilot with Delta Air Lines. He is a contributing writer for the Christian Research Journal and has had his work published in Salvo, Touchstone, The Lookout, Family Digest, Marriage Partnership, and Air Line Pilot magazines. He has been writing about Christian apologetics at truehorizon.org since 2008. Bob has been married to Mary, his high school sweetheart, since 1985. The have five grown sons, three daughters-in-law, and four grandchildren. They are long-time residents of West Chester, Ohio.

The REAL THING Event

Join us on September 30 and October 1 for an authentic conversation about modern-day Christianity and how to overcome doubts to the Christian faith. The event will feature four dynamic speakers who will share their personal faith journeys on Friday evening and Saturday morning:

• Friday, September 30 from 7:00 (doors open at 6:00) - 9:00 pm
• Saturday, October 1 from 8:30 am (doors open at 7:30) - 12:30 pm

Purchase Tickets

Tickets will be $25 each for a single ticket and $20 each for two or more tickets. Please click the appropriate button below to purchase your ticket(s) and reserve a spot for yourself (and your friends, too). 

The REAL Thing Speakers

J. Warner Wallace - Keynote Speaker

J. Warner Wallace makes the case for a more reasonable, evidential view of the Christian faith using the skills and principles he has developed over his career as a cold-case homicide detective. He will not only examine the evidence for the reliability of the New Testament manuscripts, but will also paint a picture of the incredible impact that Jesus of Nazareth has had on history and what we could know about him even if we didn’t have any of the New Testament documents at all.

Mr. Wallace is a Dateline-featured cold-case homicide detective, popular national speaker and best-selling author. He continues to consult on cold-case investigations while serving as a Senior Fellow at the Colson Center for Christian Worldview. He is also an adjunct professor of apologetics at Talbot School of Theology (Biola University) and Southern Evangelical Seminary, and a faculty member at Summit Ministries. J. Warner became a Christ-follower at the age of thirty-five after investigating the claims of the New Testament gospels using his skill set as a detective. He eventually earned a Master’s Degree in Theological Studies from Gateway Seminary.

Timothy McGrew

Timothy McGrew is analytic philosopher who teaches Christians how to think clearly about their faith. He will present a fascinating look at an often-overlooked characteristic of Scripture – the “undesigned coincidences” that appear between passages – and about how they are the hallmark of true accounts told about real historical events.

Dr. McGrew is Professor of Philosophy at Western Michigan University, where he has taught for the past 25 years. His research interests include formal epistemology, the history and philosophy of science, and the history and philosophy of religion. When he is not doing philosophy, he enjoys playing chess online, coaching at his local chess club, running trails, and making high quality paper airplanes. He lives in SW Michigan with his wife, Lydia McGrew, and their daughters. Learn more at: https://timothymcgrew.com/ 

Tom Gilson

Tom Gilson will join Dr. McGrew for the "Changing Landscape of Challenges to the Faith" talk on Friday evening.

Mr. Gilson is a senior editor with The Stream and author of six books, including Too Good to be False: How Jesus’ Incomparable Character Reveals His Reality and A Christian Mind: Thoughts on Life and Truth in Jesus Christ. He has more than 1,000 published articles to his credit, in addition to his top-ranked Thinking Christian blog, founded in 2004. Tom lives near Dayton, Ohio with his wife, Sara. They are the proud grandparents of one grandson.

Bob Perry

Bob Perry holds a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from the United States Naval Academy, and an M.A. in Christian Apologetics from Biola University. His professional aviation career included eight years as a naval aviator in the U.S. Marine Corps flying the AV-8B Harrier attack jet, and nearly 32 years as a commercial airline pilot with Delta Air Lines. He is a contributing writer for the Christian Research Journal and has had his work published in Salvo, Touchstone, The Lookout, Family Digest, Marriage Partnership, and Air Line Pilot magazines. He has been writing about Christian apologetics at truehorizon.org since 2008. Bob has been married to Mary, his high school sweetheart, since 1985. The have five grown sons, three daughters-in-law, and four grandchildren. They are long-time residents of West Chester, Ohio.

Have you thought about joining the church, but haven't taken that next step? Are you looking for a church home and a place to get involved and share your talents?  We are excited to announce two different options for Membership Classes at Faith Community (you only need to attend one):

• Tuesday, September 27 from 6:00 - 8:30 pm (dinner will be served)
• Sunday, October 2 from 12:00 - 2:00 pm (lunch will be served)

Both classes will be held in the office conference room (room 106). After completing the class, you will officially join the church on October 2 or 9. If you are interested in the upcoming classes or would like more information, please contact the church office at  

A discussion group about the LGBTQ community will be meeting in the Parlor on the first Sunday of every month at 12:15 pm. This group has a pro-inclusion perspective and meets on the first Sunday of each month. Everyone is welcome to come and discuss current issues. If you have questions, please contact Matt Whitaker at

Join us from September 18 to November 20 to start growing in faith and excelling in life! Every Sunday evening from 5-7 pm, Faith Community will host "RISE" … a ten-week program that includes dinner, classes, studies, and other faith-building opportunities for all age groups. This will be a time to reconnect with others, invest in your relationship with Jesus, and gain the tools and confidence to shine God’s light. 

Dinner Served from 5-5:30 pm

Children's Opportunities

Activities for FaithKidz

Leaders: Misty Oldfield & Jenn Leslie
Audience: Kids too young or not participating in Christmas musical
Room: Nursery
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 
Description: Our Children’s Ministry Team will be coordinating a spiritual enrichment class for any kids too young or not participating in the Christmas musical.

Children's Christmas Musical

Leader: Kelly Waugh
Audience: Children K-6th
Room: 201 (Choir Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Faith will be hosting a children’s musical this Christmas! Practices will be during RISE in room 201. There will be an additional dress rehearsal (date TBD) and the performances will be Sunday, Dec. 4 at 9:30 am and 11:00 am in the Christian Living Center (CLC).

The Mystery of the Manger centers around Jane Blond, an investigative reporter for The Morning Star newspaper who wants the facts…just the facts! Her questions and searching would make headline news on Christmas morning. As she observes rehearsal for the Christmas Eve pageant the children teach her through their songs that “Like the Wise Men” were searching for the truth, and that the gospel accounts of Jesus’ life are “The Gospel Truth.”

Youth Opportunities

Youth Group

Leader: Jeff Ackenback
Audience: Teens 7th-12th
Room: 203 (Youth Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Youth will be continuing as a part of our RISE program. Every Sunday night, teens from 7th-12th grade will continue to meet in the youth room for games, a message, and small groups. It’s a great time to hang out with teens at various points in their lives, but all come together to learn how to be like Jesus, to know Him more, and to make Him known.

The Cheat Code

Leader: Jenna Waugh
Audience: Teen Girls
Room: 204
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: As a girl who came through those rough rapids of the teen years, Jenna Waugh is eager to share the lessons she has learned along the way and how Jesus has guided her through those years. These lessons include navigating decision-making, friendships, school, peer pressure, social media, mental health, and much more from a Biblical perspective.

Adult Opportunities

Keeping Your Kids on God's Side

Leader: Jenn Leslie
Audience: Parents
Room: 202
Dates: October 30 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Are your kid’s faith-based questions keeping you on your toes? Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side is a study led by Jenn Leslie where parents will be discussing some of those questions about God as well as some of your own.

Living Life Together

Leader: Misty Oldfield
Audience: Women
Room: 202
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: There are messy parts in all of our lives that we would rather not reveal- but what if we invited others in and experienced the beautiful acceptance and deep connection of the Christian community? All women are welcome to join Misty Oldfield to learn the benefits of living an authentic life with others in Christ and discover why God designed and delights in relationships.

Selfless

Leader: Steve Nordmark
Audience: Men
Room: Prayer Room
Dates: September 25 - October 16; and October 30
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: Balancing pride and humility. Focusing less on ourselves and more on others. This group discussion, based on a sermon series by Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life Church, challenges us to ask: “What if we set our sights higher than ourselves? What if you chose to focus less on improving yourself, and more on improving your world? How would things change if we chose to be selfless?”

Tactics

Leaders: Pastor Tim and John Northcutt
Audience: All
Room: Office Conference Room
Dates: September 18 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Understanding Your Options

Leader: Beth McHenry
Audience: Adults 40+
Room: Parlor
Dates: September 18
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

 Description: It's not too soon or too late to begin to understand your options as you age! Whether you are in your 40’s, 50's or already retired understanding how to plan for retirement, and the issues that come with aging need careful planning and you WILL want to understand your options. Each week we'll welcome a seasoned expert to come speak to us about:  

• The ABC's of Medicare- What are the costs? What does it cover? When should I sign up? Can I defer it?  
• Funeral Planning- What kind of service do I want? What are the costs? Who should I call if my loved one suddenly dies at home? Burial/Cremation? 
• Estate Planning- Do I need a will? What list should I compile to leave my loved ones?  
• Nursing Home and at Home options- What are the costs of nursing care? What happens when I run out of money? What is an at-home alternative?  

A little forethought now about how you would like things to go once you're incapacitated or gone can give you great peace of mind now, as well as spare your loved ones additional grief. At the end of our last session, you'll have a checklist you can use to gather important papers and put in the same, safe place now to make it easier for your loved ones later.

Email Beth McHenry if you intend to come or want more info! 

Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Join Pastor Tim and John Northcutt as they teach how to build a game plan for discussing your Christian convictions. The class will be held on Sundays from 5:30 - 7 pm from September 18 through November 13. Come early and enjoy dinner at RISE at 5 pm!

Jenna Waugh is leading a four-week, small group for teen girls called “The Cheat Code” beginning Sunday, September 18. As a girl who came through those rough rapids of the teen years, Jenna is eager to share the lessons she has learned along the way and how Jesus has guided her through those years. These lessons include navigating decision-making, friendships, school, peer pressure, social media, mental health, and much more from a biblical perspective.

“The Cheat Code” as well as Youth Group for grades 7th-12th will be part of our “RISE” program on Sunday evenings with opportunities for every member of the family. Mark your calendar for September 18 to participate and grow in your faith as a family! 

All women are invited to join Misty Oldfield for “Living Life Together,” a Sunday evening group that meets from September 18 – October 16 from 5:30 – 7:00 pm in Room 202. We encourage you to arrive early for dinner from 5 – 5:30 pm which will be served every week as part of Faith’s new RISE program.

We all have messy parts in our lives that we would rather not reveal … but what if we invited others in and experienced the beautiful acceptance and deep connection of the Christian community? “Living Life Together” will help you learn the benefits of living an authentic life with others in Christ and discover why God designed and delights in relationships. We look forward to seeing you soon on Sunday, September 18. Edited

All men are invited to join Steve Nordmark for “Selfless,” a Sunday evening study that runs from September 25 through October 16 (plus October 30) from 5:30 – 7:00 pm in the Prayer Room. We encourage you to arrive early for dinner from 5 – 5:30 pm which will be served every week as part of Faith’s new RISE program.

“Selfless” will look at balancing pride and humility and focusing less on ourselves and more on others. This group discussion, based on a sermon series by Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life Church, challenges us to ask: “What if you set your sights higher than yourself? What if you chose to focus less on improving you, and more on improving your world? How would things change if we chose to be selfless?” For more information, contact Steve Nordmark at or visit faithcommunityumc.org. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Are you a caregiver? If you help care for another adult, whether or not that person lives in your home, in a nursing home, or in their own home, you are a caregiver. You are a caregiver whether you devote as much as 24 hours per day or as little as 5 minutes a week to someone you care for.

Caregiving is stressful. Caregivers are more likely than their non-caregiving peers to be a risk for depression, heart disease, high blood pressure and other chronic illnesses. You are particularly at risk for caregiver burnout -- a state of mental and physical exhaustion brought on by the physical, emotional and financial stresses of providing ongoing care, usually over a long period of time. Caregiver burnout is the most cited reason for caregivers placing a loved one in a nursing home.

Caregiving for a loved one can leave you frustrated and angry at times. That’s normal -- but you don’t have to go through it alone. Research shows that having support is one of the best, most effective ways of reducing caregiver stress and frustration. A caregiver support group can be a lifeline, providing a place to share feelings, make new friends, get help navigating the health care system, and learn from and lean on others who are walking a similar path.

Please join us for our monthly Caregivers Support Group that meets on the 1st Monday of every month, from 2-3:30 pm in the Parlor. 

For questions, please contact Ann Copeland at 513-275-1725, or

On Monday, October 3 at 7:00 pm, Bishop Palmer will be speaking at Mason UMC. Bishop Palmer is encouraging ALL United Methodists, laity, and clergy to gather at his “Committed, Connected, Community” event. There will be a time of preaching, teaching and testimony. You won’t want to miss it! 

Family-to-Family is a FREE seven-week course taught by NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). The class will meet weekly at Stepping Forward on Tuesdays at 6:30 – 9:00 pm from September 13 – October 25. There is an optional free dinner available before the class at 6:00 pm, and free childcare is available during the class. 

The Family-to-Family class is an evidenced-based, education program which provides support to family members and friends of individuals who are living with mental illness. Classes are taught by trained family members and graduates of the program. In addition to learning about treatment strategies, and how to more effectively communicate with loved ones, many participants also find the emotional support they receive crucial during their loved ones’ times of illness and stress.

Topics covered include:

• Explanation of major brain disorders
• The latest information about medications (including side effects and strategies for promoting medication adherence)
• Information about the most effective treatments available
• What to do in a crisis
• Handling your loved one’s hospitalization and relapse
• Problem solving and communication skills
• Advocating for your loved ones; how to work with professionals
• Taking care of yourself

In addition to our own congregation, this class is open to the community and we encourage you to promote it to your family, neighbors and friends. Registration is required … Contact  to register.

The Faith Community Knitting Group meets the first Wednesday evening of each month at 7:00 pm in the Parlor, and we would love to have you join us! If you knit or crochet or would like to learn, we are anxious to add you to our group. We're busy making prayer shawls, chemo caps, baptism blankets, and lots of baby blankets and baby hats. The baptism blankets are for those little ones here at Faith Community, and all other items are donated to the local hospitals. For more information, please contact Sharon Wright at

Our widows support group, On Our Own, is back to meeting the first Friday of every month at 9:30 am at the Original Pancake House, 9403 Civic Centre Blvd., in West Chester.  If you are widowed, whether recent or long ago, please join us for support and fellowship as we share our journey together. Contact Ann at or 513-257-1725 for more information.

Our “Time Out For Men” (TOFM) group will be starting a new DVD study on Saturday, September 24 entitled Thriving in Babylon featuring Larry Osborn. We invite any interested men in the church to join us.

Thriving in Babylon: Why Hope, Humility, and Wisdom Matter in a Godless Culture

Larry Osborne introduces us to a man forced to live in a fast-changing and godless society. This man faced fears about the future, concern for his safety, and the discouragement of a world that seemed to be falling apart at warp speed. That man was Daniel, and with the power of hope, humility, and wisdom, he not only survived, but thrived. CLICK HERE to watch a video about the study.

Upcoming Schedule

We invite you to join us any second Sunday of the month for Next Connect! This half-hour gathering will be offered immediately after our 9:30 am OR 11:00 am worship services.

During Next Connect, we will share what we believe at Faith Community, and how we live that out through our worship opportunities, ministries and programs.

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

• Share Faith’s Mission and Vision
• Highlight our main forms of communication for you to engage in the life of the church
• Discuss ministry opportunities for you to grow in your relationship with God and others.
• Answer any questions you may have about connecting to our Faith Community family.

Please meet Pastor Tim in the coffee area (located by the main doors) right after either worship service. We look forward to seeing you!  

Do you have a beloved fur baby, or perhaps a feathered or finned friend that you would like to have blessed? We will have a special pet blessing in Faith Community's front yard on Sunday, October 9 from 2-3 pm. Please bring pets on a leash. If your critter baby can't attend, pictures and stuffed pets are also welcome. All blessed animals receive a certificate of blessing and a treat. Questions? Please contact Ann Copeland at  

Join us from September 18 to November 20 to start growing in faith and excelling in life! Every Sunday evening from 5-7 pm, Faith Community will host "RISE" … a ten-week program that includes dinner, classes, studies, and other faith-building opportunities for all age groups. This will be a time to reconnect with others, invest in your relationship with Jesus, and gain the tools and confidence to shine God’s light. 

Dinner Served from 5-5:30 pm

Children's Opportunities

Activities for FaithKidz

Leaders: Misty Oldfield & Jenn Leslie
Audience: Kids too young or not participating in Christmas musical
Room: Nursery
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 
Description: Our Children’s Ministry Team will be coordinating a spiritual enrichment class for any kids too young or not participating in the Christmas musical.

Children's Christmas Musical

Leader: Kelly Waugh
Audience: Children K-6th
Room: 201 (Choir Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Faith will be hosting a children’s musical this Christmas! Practices will be during RISE in room 201. There will be an additional dress rehearsal (date TBD) and the performances will be Sunday, Dec. 4 at 9:30 am and 11:00 am in the Christian Living Center (CLC).

The Mystery of the Manger centers around Jane Blond, an investigative reporter for The Morning Star newspaper who wants the facts…just the facts! Her questions and searching would make headline news on Christmas morning. As she observes rehearsal for the Christmas Eve pageant the children teach her through their songs that “Like the Wise Men” were searching for the truth, and that the gospel accounts of Jesus’ life are “The Gospel Truth.”

Youth Opportunities

Youth Group

Leader: Jeff Ackenback
Audience: Teens 7th-12th
Room: 203 (Youth Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Youth will be continuing as a part of our RISE program. Every Sunday night, teens from 7th-12th grade will continue to meet in the youth room for games, a message, and small groups. It’s a great time to hang out with teens at various points in their lives, but all come together to learn how to be like Jesus, to know Him more, and to make Him known.

The Cheat Code

Leader: Jenna Waugh
Audience: Teen Girls
Room: 204
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: As a girl who came through those rough rapids of the teen years, Jenna Waugh is eager to share the lessons she has learned along the way and how Jesus has guided her through those years. These lessons include navigating decision-making, friendships, school, peer pressure, social media, mental health, and much more from a Biblical perspective.

Adult Opportunities

Keeping Your Kids on God's Side

Leader: Jenn Leslie
Audience: Parents
Room: 202
Dates: October 30 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Are your kid’s faith-based questions keeping you on your toes? Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side is a study led by Jenn Leslie where parents will be discussing some of those questions about God as well as some of your own.

Living Life Together

Leader: Misty Oldfield
Audience: Women
Room: 202
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: There are messy parts in all of our lives that we would rather not reveal- but what if we invited others in and experienced the beautiful acceptance and deep connection of the Christian community? All women are welcome to join Misty Oldfield to learn the benefits of living an authentic life with others in Christ and discover why God designed and delights in relationships.

Selfless

Leader: Steve Nordmark
Audience: Men
Room: Prayer Room
Dates: September 25 - October 16; and October 30
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: Balancing pride and humility. Focusing less on ourselves and more on others. This group discussion, based on a sermon series by Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life Church, challenges us to ask: “What if we set our sights higher than ourselves? What if you chose to focus less on improving yourself, and more on improving your world? How would things change if we chose to be selfless?”

Tactics

Leaders: Pastor Tim and John Northcutt
Audience: All
Room: Office Conference Room
Dates: September 18 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Understanding Your Options

Leader: Beth McHenry
Audience: Adults 40+
Room: Parlor
Dates: September 18
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

 Description: It's not too soon or too late to begin to understand your options as you age! Whether you are in your 40’s, 50's or already retired understanding how to plan for retirement, and the issues that come with aging need careful planning and you WILL want to understand your options. Each week we'll welcome a seasoned expert to come speak to us about:  

• The ABC's of Medicare- What are the costs? What does it cover? When should I sign up? Can I defer it?  
• Funeral Planning- What kind of service do I want? What are the costs? Who should I call if my loved one suddenly dies at home? Burial/Cremation? 
• Estate Planning- Do I need a will? What list should I compile to leave my loved ones?  
• Nursing Home and at Home options- What are the costs of nursing care? What happens when I run out of money? What is an at-home alternative?  

A little forethought now about how you would like things to go once you're incapacitated or gone can give you great peace of mind now, as well as spare your loved ones additional grief. At the end of our last session, you'll have a checklist you can use to gather important papers and put in the same, safe place now to make it easier for your loved ones later.

Email Beth McHenry if you intend to come or want more info! 

Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Join Pastor Tim and John Northcutt as they teach how to build a game plan for discussing your Christian convictions. The class will be held on Sundays from 5:30 - 7 pm from September 18 through November 13. Come early and enjoy dinner at RISE at 5 pm!

Jenna Waugh is leading a four-week, small group for teen girls called “The Cheat Code” beginning Sunday, September 18. As a girl who came through those rough rapids of the teen years, Jenna is eager to share the lessons she has learned along the way and how Jesus has guided her through those years. These lessons include navigating decision-making, friendships, school, peer pressure, social media, mental health, and much more from a biblical perspective.

“The Cheat Code” as well as Youth Group for grades 7th-12th will be part of our “RISE” program on Sunday evenings with opportunities for every member of the family. Mark your calendar for September 18 to participate and grow in your faith as a family! 

All women are invited to join Misty Oldfield for “Living Life Together,” a Sunday evening group that meets from September 18 – October 16 from 5:30 – 7:00 pm in Room 202. We encourage you to arrive early for dinner from 5 – 5:30 pm which will be served every week as part of Faith’s new RISE program.

We all have messy parts in our lives that we would rather not reveal … but what if we invited others in and experienced the beautiful acceptance and deep connection of the Christian community? “Living Life Together” will help you learn the benefits of living an authentic life with others in Christ and discover why God designed and delights in relationships. We look forward to seeing you soon on Sunday, September 18. Edited

All men are invited to join Steve Nordmark for “Selfless,” a Sunday evening study that runs from September 25 through October 16 (plus October 30) from 5:30 – 7:00 pm in the Prayer Room. We encourage you to arrive early for dinner from 5 – 5:30 pm which will be served every week as part of Faith’s new RISE program.

“Selfless” will look at balancing pride and humility and focusing less on ourselves and more on others. This group discussion, based on a sermon series by Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life Church, challenges us to ask: “What if you set your sights higher than yourself? What if you chose to focus less on improving you, and more on improving your world? How would things change if we chose to be selfless?” For more information, contact Steve Nordmark at or visit faithcommunityumc.org. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Family-to-Family is a FREE seven-week course taught by NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). The class will meet weekly at Stepping Forward on Tuesdays at 6:30 – 9:00 pm from September 13 – October 25. There is an optional free dinner available before the class at 6:00 pm, and free childcare is available during the class. 

The Family-to-Family class is an evidenced-based, education program which provides support to family members and friends of individuals who are living with mental illness. Classes are taught by trained family members and graduates of the program. In addition to learning about treatment strategies, and how to more effectively communicate with loved ones, many participants also find the emotional support they receive crucial during their loved ones’ times of illness and stress.

Topics covered include:

• Explanation of major brain disorders
• The latest information about medications (including side effects and strategies for promoting medication adherence)
• Information about the most effective treatments available
• What to do in a crisis
• Handling your loved one’s hospitalization and relapse
• Problem solving and communication skills
• Advocating for your loved ones; how to work with professionals
• Taking care of yourself

In addition to our own congregation, this class is open to the community and we encourage you to promote it to your family, neighbors and friends. Registration is required … Contact  to register.

Our District Superintendent, Reverend Jenn Lucas, has set a date of Wednesday, October 12 at 6 pm for Faith Community to vote on disaffiliation. Please note that you must be physically present at the church in order to vote (this was declared by the West Ohio Annual Conference and confirmed by our District Superintendent). For more details regarding the disaffiliation vote, please CLICK HERE.

Membership Required to Vote

Please note, only professing church members are allowed to vote at a Church Conference. Professing members are people who have officially joined the church by either completing a Membership or Confirmation class and then reciting the vows of membership during a worship service. If you would like to become a member before the vote, we have two more options for Membership classes (you only need to attend one):

• Tuesday, September 27 from 6:00 - 8:30 pm (dinner will be served)
• Sunday, October 2 from 12:00 - 2:00 pm (lunch will be served)

After completing the class, you will officially join the church on October 2 or 9. If you are interested in the upcoming classes or would like more information, please contact the church office at

Join us from September 18 to November 20 to start growing in faith and excelling in life! Every Sunday evening from 5-7 pm, Faith Community will host "RISE" … a ten-week program that includes dinner, classes, studies, and other faith-building opportunities for all age groups. This will be a time to reconnect with others, invest in your relationship with Jesus, and gain the tools and confidence to shine God’s light. 

Dinner Served from 5-5:30 pm

Children's Opportunities

Activities for FaithKidz

Leaders: Misty Oldfield & Jenn Leslie
Audience: Kids too young or not participating in Christmas musical
Room: Nursery
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 
Description: Our Children’s Ministry Team will be coordinating a spiritual enrichment class for any kids too young or not participating in the Christmas musical.

Children's Christmas Musical

Leader: Kelly Waugh
Audience: Children K-6th
Room: 201 (Choir Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Faith will be hosting a children’s musical this Christmas! Practices will be during RISE in room 201. There will be an additional dress rehearsal (date TBD) and the performances will be Sunday, Dec. 4 at 9:30 am and 11:00 am in the Christian Living Center (CLC).

The Mystery of the Manger centers around Jane Blond, an investigative reporter for The Morning Star newspaper who wants the facts…just the facts! Her questions and searching would make headline news on Christmas morning. As she observes rehearsal for the Christmas Eve pageant the children teach her through their songs that “Like the Wise Men” were searching for the truth, and that the gospel accounts of Jesus’ life are “The Gospel Truth.”

Youth Opportunities

Youth Group

Leader: Jeff Ackenback
Audience: Teens 7th-12th
Room: 203 (Youth Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Youth will be continuing as a part of our RISE program. Every Sunday night, teens from 7th-12th grade will continue to meet in the youth room for games, a message, and small groups. It’s a great time to hang out with teens at various points in their lives, but all come together to learn how to be like Jesus, to know Him more, and to make Him known.

The Cheat Code

Leader: Jenna Waugh
Audience: Teen Girls
Room: 204
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: As a girl who came through those rough rapids of the teen years, Jenna Waugh is eager to share the lessons she has learned along the way and how Jesus has guided her through those years. These lessons include navigating decision-making, friendships, school, peer pressure, social media, mental health, and much more from a Biblical perspective.

Adult Opportunities

Keeping Your Kids on God's Side

Leader: Jenn Leslie
Audience: Parents
Room: 202
Dates: October 30 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Are your kid’s faith-based questions keeping you on your toes? Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side is a study led by Jenn Leslie where parents will be discussing some of those questions about God as well as some of your own.

Living Life Together

Leader: Misty Oldfield
Audience: Women
Room: 202
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: There are messy parts in all of our lives that we would rather not reveal- but what if we invited others in and experienced the beautiful acceptance and deep connection of the Christian community? All women are welcome to join Misty Oldfield to learn the benefits of living an authentic life with others in Christ and discover why God designed and delights in relationships.

Selfless

Leader: Steve Nordmark
Audience: Men
Room: Prayer Room
Dates: September 25 - October 16; and October 30
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: Balancing pride and humility. Focusing less on ourselves and more on others. This group discussion, based on a sermon series by Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life Church, challenges us to ask: “What if we set our sights higher than ourselves? What if you chose to focus less on improving yourself, and more on improving your world? How would things change if we chose to be selfless?”

Tactics

Leaders: Pastor Tim and John Northcutt
Audience: All
Room: Office Conference Room
Dates: September 18 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Understanding Your Options

Leader: Beth McHenry
Audience: Adults 40+
Room: Parlor
Dates: September 18
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

 Description: It's not too soon or too late to begin to understand your options as you age! Whether you are in your 40’s, 50's or already retired understanding how to plan for retirement, and the issues that come with aging need careful planning and you WILL want to understand your options. Each week we'll welcome a seasoned expert to come speak to us about:  

• The ABC's of Medicare- What are the costs? What does it cover? When should I sign up? Can I defer it?  
• Funeral Planning- What kind of service do I want? What are the costs? Who should I call if my loved one suddenly dies at home? Burial/Cremation? 
• Estate Planning- Do I need a will? What list should I compile to leave my loved ones?  
• Nursing Home and at Home options- What are the costs of nursing care? What happens when I run out of money? What is an at-home alternative?  

A little forethought now about how you would like things to go once you're incapacitated or gone can give you great peace of mind now, as well as spare your loved ones additional grief. At the end of our last session, you'll have a checklist you can use to gather important papers and put in the same, safe place now to make it easier for your loved ones later.

Email Beth McHenry if you intend to come or want more info! 

Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Join Pastor Tim and John Northcutt as they teach how to build a game plan for discussing your Christian convictions. The class will be held on Sundays from 5:30 - 7 pm from September 18 through November 13. Come early and enjoy dinner at RISE at 5 pm!

Jenna Waugh is leading a four-week, small group for teen girls called “The Cheat Code” beginning Sunday, September 18. As a girl who came through those rough rapids of the teen years, Jenna is eager to share the lessons she has learned along the way and how Jesus has guided her through those years. These lessons include navigating decision-making, friendships, school, peer pressure, social media, mental health, and much more from a biblical perspective.

“The Cheat Code” as well as Youth Group for grades 7th-12th will be part of our “RISE” program on Sunday evenings with opportunities for every member of the family. Mark your calendar for September 18 to participate and grow in your faith as a family! 

All women are invited to join Misty Oldfield for “Living Life Together,” a Sunday evening group that meets from September 18 – October 16 from 5:30 – 7:00 pm in Room 202. We encourage you to arrive early for dinner from 5 – 5:30 pm which will be served every week as part of Faith’s new RISE program.

We all have messy parts in our lives that we would rather not reveal … but what if we invited others in and experienced the beautiful acceptance and deep connection of the Christian community? “Living Life Together” will help you learn the benefits of living an authentic life with others in Christ and discover why God designed and delights in relationships. We look forward to seeing you soon on Sunday, September 18. Edited

All men are invited to join Steve Nordmark for “Selfless,” a Sunday evening study that runs from September 25 through October 16 (plus October 30) from 5:30 – 7:00 pm in the Prayer Room. We encourage you to arrive early for dinner from 5 – 5:30 pm which will be served every week as part of Faith’s new RISE program.

“Selfless” will look at balancing pride and humility and focusing less on ourselves and more on others. This group discussion, based on a sermon series by Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life Church, challenges us to ask: “What if you set your sights higher than yourself? What if you chose to focus less on improving you, and more on improving your world? How would things change if we chose to be selfless?” For more information, contact Steve Nordmark at or visit faithcommunityumc.org. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Cancer. The word strikes fear in our hearts. Do you or someone you love have cancer? Our Cancer Support Group meets every third Monday of each month, and is led by a cancer survivor. It is for those diagnosed with cancer and their family/friends and focuses on practical help, cancer information, and connecting with God during this difficult time.

We also invite cancer survivors to attend to share your story with those just beginning the journey through this dark valley. Make your cancer experience count by using your experience to help others find hope. Masks are encouraged to help protect each other. Please contact Ann Copeland at for more information or with questions. 

The BSL meeting is in room 106 Conference Room (in the Church Office area) from 7:00 - 9:00 pm.

Family-to-Family is a FREE seven-week course taught by NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). The class will meet weekly at Stepping Forward on Tuesdays at 6:30 – 9:00 pm from September 13 – October 25. There is an optional free dinner available before the class at 6:00 pm, and free childcare is available during the class. 

The Family-to-Family class is an evidenced-based, education program which provides support to family members and friends of individuals who are living with mental illness. Classes are taught by trained family members and graduates of the program. In addition to learning about treatment strategies, and how to more effectively communicate with loved ones, many participants also find the emotional support they receive crucial during their loved ones’ times of illness and stress.

Topics covered include:

• Explanation of major brain disorders
• The latest information about medications (including side effects and strategies for promoting medication adherence)
• Information about the most effective treatments available
• What to do in a crisis
• Handling your loved one’s hospitalization and relapse
• Problem solving and communication skills
• Advocating for your loved ones; how to work with professionals
• Taking care of yourself

In addition to our own congregation, this class is open to the community and we encourage you to promote it to your family, neighbors and friends. Registration is required … Contact  to register.

Our “Time Out For Men” (TOFM) group will be starting a new DVD study on Saturday, September 24 entitled Thriving in Babylon featuring Larry Osborn. We invite any interested men in the church to join us.

Thriving in Babylon: Why Hope, Humility, and Wisdom Matter in a Godless Culture

Larry Osborne introduces us to a man forced to live in a fast-changing and godless society. This man faced fears about the future, concern for his safety, and the discouragement of a world that seemed to be falling apart at warp speed. That man was Daniel, and with the power of hope, humility, and wisdom, he not only survived, but thrived. CLICK HERE to watch a video about the study.

Upcoming Schedule

Faith Community will again play an integral part in helping families who are transitionally homeless. During the week of October 23 - 30, we will open our doors and hearts to provide dinner, fellowship, and a loving place for families to stay while they get back on their feet. The Family Promise program provides the needed tools and skills to help the families improve their situations.

How Can I Help?

Servant volunteers are vital to the Family Promise ministry, and new volunteers are needed to keep this ministry here at Faith. Hands are needed to help with the set-up and tear-down, to launder sheets/towels, and to prepare meals. We need food donations for breakfast and lunch items for the families. Friendly faces are also needed to spend time with the families in the evenings and sleep at the church as an Overnight Host.  For additional information or questions, please contact  

Sign Up to Serve

Visit our online sign-up form to choose where you would like to serve. Thank you!

If you love beautiful music, join us on Sunday, October 23 at 4 pm for “Music in the Sanctuary.” This concert will showcase our new grand piano, gifted to Faith Community by Kim Frick in honor of Ruth Frick, our former organist and Traditional Worship Director.

Our current organist, Jeff Sperry, who has a Master of Music degree in Piano Performance from UC’s prestigious College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) program, will showcase this beautiful piano with a diverse repertoire of classical and sacred music. Program elements will include solo piano pieces, piano duets, piano accompanying flute, violin, and voice, plus collaborations with the Chancel Choir and Chancel Bell Choir.

Pick up some flyers in the lobby and share them with your friends and neighbors so they can join us for this uplifting musical celebration!

Join us from September 18 to November 20 to start growing in faith and excelling in life! Every Sunday evening from 5-7 pm, Faith Community will host "RISE" … a ten-week program that includes dinner, classes, studies, and other faith-building opportunities for all age groups. This will be a time to reconnect with others, invest in your relationship with Jesus, and gain the tools and confidence to shine God’s light. 

Dinner Served from 5-5:30 pm

Children's Opportunities

Activities for FaithKidz

Leaders: Misty Oldfield & Jenn Leslie
Audience: Kids too young or not participating in Christmas musical
Room: Nursery
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 
Description: Our Children’s Ministry Team will be coordinating a spiritual enrichment class for any kids too young or not participating in the Christmas musical.

Children's Christmas Musical

Leader: Kelly Waugh
Audience: Children K-6th
Room: 201 (Choir Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Faith will be hosting a children’s musical this Christmas! Practices will be during RISE in room 201. There will be an additional dress rehearsal (date TBD) and the performances will be Sunday, Dec. 4 at 9:30 am and 11:00 am in the Christian Living Center (CLC).

The Mystery of the Manger centers around Jane Blond, an investigative reporter for The Morning Star newspaper who wants the facts…just the facts! Her questions and searching would make headline news on Christmas morning. As she observes rehearsal for the Christmas Eve pageant the children teach her through their songs that “Like the Wise Men” were searching for the truth, and that the gospel accounts of Jesus’ life are “The Gospel Truth.”

Youth Opportunities

Youth Group

Leader: Jeff Ackenback
Audience: Teens 7th-12th
Room: 203 (Youth Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Youth will be continuing as a part of our RISE program. Every Sunday night, teens from 7th-12th grade will continue to meet in the youth room for games, a message, and small groups. It’s a great time to hang out with teens at various points in their lives, but all come together to learn how to be like Jesus, to know Him more, and to make Him known.

The Cheat Code

Leader: Jenna Waugh
Audience: Teen Girls
Room: 204
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: As a girl who came through those rough rapids of the teen years, Jenna Waugh is eager to share the lessons she has learned along the way and how Jesus has guided her through those years. These lessons include navigating decision-making, friendships, school, peer pressure, social media, mental health, and much more from a Biblical perspective.

Adult Opportunities

Keeping Your Kids on God's Side

Leader: Jenn Leslie
Audience: Parents
Room: 202
Dates: October 30 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Are your kid’s faith-based questions keeping you on your toes? Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side is a study led by Jenn Leslie where parents will be discussing some of those questions about God as well as some of your own.

Living Life Together

Leader: Misty Oldfield
Audience: Women
Room: 202
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: There are messy parts in all of our lives that we would rather not reveal- but what if we invited others in and experienced the beautiful acceptance and deep connection of the Christian community? All women are welcome to join Misty Oldfield to learn the benefits of living an authentic life with others in Christ and discover why God designed and delights in relationships.

Selfless

Leader: Steve Nordmark
Audience: Men
Room: Prayer Room
Dates: September 25 - October 16; and October 30
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: Balancing pride and humility. Focusing less on ourselves and more on others. This group discussion, based on a sermon series by Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life Church, challenges us to ask: “What if we set our sights higher than ourselves? What if you chose to focus less on improving yourself, and more on improving your world? How would things change if we chose to be selfless?”

Tactics

Leaders: Pastor Tim and John Northcutt
Audience: All
Room: Office Conference Room
Dates: September 18 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Understanding Your Options

Leader: Beth McHenry
Audience: Adults 40+
Room: Parlor
Dates: September 18
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

 Description: It's not too soon or too late to begin to understand your options as you age! Whether you are in your 40’s, 50's or already retired understanding how to plan for retirement, and the issues that come with aging need careful planning and you WILL want to understand your options. Each week we'll welcome a seasoned expert to come speak to us about:  

• The ABC's of Medicare- What are the costs? What does it cover? When should I sign up? Can I defer it?  
• Funeral Planning- What kind of service do I want? What are the costs? Who should I call if my loved one suddenly dies at home? Burial/Cremation? 
• Estate Planning- Do I need a will? What list should I compile to leave my loved ones?  
• Nursing Home and at Home options- What are the costs of nursing care? What happens when I run out of money? What is an at-home alternative?  

A little forethought now about how you would like things to go once you're incapacitated or gone can give you great peace of mind now, as well as spare your loved ones additional grief. At the end of our last session, you'll have a checklist you can use to gather important papers and put in the same, safe place now to make it easier for your loved ones later.

Email Beth McHenry if you intend to come or want more info! 

Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Join Pastor Tim and John Northcutt as they teach how to build a game plan for discussing your Christian convictions. The class will be held on Sundays from 5:30 - 7 pm from September 18 through November 13. Come early and enjoy dinner at RISE at 5 pm!

Faith Community will again play an integral part in helping families who are transitionally homeless. During the week of October 23 - 30, we will open our doors and hearts to provide dinner, fellowship, and a loving place for families to stay while they get back on their feet. The Family Promise program provides the needed tools and skills to help the families improve their situations.

How Can I Help?

Servant volunteers are vital to the Family Promise ministry, and new volunteers are needed to keep this ministry here at Faith. Hands are needed to help with the set-up and tear-down, to launder sheets/towels, and to prepare meals. We need food donations for breakfast and lunch items for the families. Friendly faces are also needed to spend time with the families in the evenings and sleep at the church as an Overnight Host.  For additional information or questions, please contact  

Sign Up to Serve

Visit our online sign-up form to choose where you would like to serve. Thank you!

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Faith Community will again play an integral part in helping families who are transitionally homeless. During the week of October 23 - 30, we will open our doors and hearts to provide dinner, fellowship, and a loving place for families to stay while they get back on their feet. The Family Promise program provides the needed tools and skills to help the families improve their situations.

How Can I Help?

Servant volunteers are vital to the Family Promise ministry, and new volunteers are needed to keep this ministry here at Faith. Hands are needed to help with the set-up and tear-down, to launder sheets/towels, and to prepare meals. We need food donations for breakfast and lunch items for the families. Friendly faces are also needed to spend time with the families in the evenings and sleep at the church as an Overnight Host.  For additional information or questions, please contact  

Sign Up to Serve

Visit our online sign-up form to choose where you would like to serve. Thank you!

Family-to-Family is a FREE seven-week course taught by NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). The class will meet weekly at Stepping Forward on Tuesdays at 6:30 – 9:00 pm from September 13 – October 25. There is an optional free dinner available before the class at 6:00 pm, and free childcare is available during the class. 

The Family-to-Family class is an evidenced-based, education program which provides support to family members and friends of individuals who are living with mental illness. Classes are taught by trained family members and graduates of the program. In addition to learning about treatment strategies, and how to more effectively communicate with loved ones, many participants also find the emotional support they receive crucial during their loved ones’ times of illness and stress.

Topics covered include:

• Explanation of major brain disorders
• The latest information about medications (including side effects and strategies for promoting medication adherence)
• Information about the most effective treatments available
• What to do in a crisis
• Handling your loved one’s hospitalization and relapse
• Problem solving and communication skills
• Advocating for your loved ones; how to work with professionals
• Taking care of yourself

In addition to our own congregation, this class is open to the community and we encourage you to promote it to your family, neighbors and friends. Registration is required … Contact  to register.

Faith Community will again play an integral part in helping families who are transitionally homeless. During the week of October 23 - 30, we will open our doors and hearts to provide dinner, fellowship, and a loving place for families to stay while they get back on their feet. The Family Promise program provides the needed tools and skills to help the families improve their situations.

How Can I Help?

Servant volunteers are vital to the Family Promise ministry, and new volunteers are needed to keep this ministry here at Faith. Hands are needed to help with the set-up and tear-down, to launder sheets/towels, and to prepare meals. We need food donations for breakfast and lunch items for the families. Friendly faces are also needed to spend time with the families in the evenings and sleep at the church as an Overnight Host.  For additional information or questions, please contact  

Sign Up to Serve

Visit our online sign-up form to choose where you would like to serve. Thank you!

Faith Community will again play an integral part in helping families who are transitionally homeless. During the week of October 23 - 30, we will open our doors and hearts to provide dinner, fellowship, and a loving place for families to stay while they get back on their feet. The Family Promise program provides the needed tools and skills to help the families improve their situations.

How Can I Help?

Servant volunteers are vital to the Family Promise ministry, and new volunteers are needed to keep this ministry here at Faith. Hands are needed to help with the set-up and tear-down, to launder sheets/towels, and to prepare meals. We need food donations for breakfast and lunch items for the families. Friendly faces are also needed to spend time with the families in the evenings and sleep at the church as an Overnight Host.  For additional information or questions, please contact  

Sign Up to Serve

Visit our online sign-up form to choose where you would like to serve. Thank you!

Faith Community will again play an integral part in helping families who are transitionally homeless. During the week of October 23 - 30, we will open our doors and hearts to provide dinner, fellowship, and a loving place for families to stay while they get back on their feet. The Family Promise program provides the needed tools and skills to help the families improve their situations.

How Can I Help?

Servant volunteers are vital to the Family Promise ministry, and new volunteers are needed to keep this ministry here at Faith. Hands are needed to help with the set-up and tear-down, to launder sheets/towels, and to prepare meals. We need food donations for breakfast and lunch items for the families. Friendly faces are also needed to spend time with the families in the evenings and sleep at the church as an Overnight Host.  For additional information or questions, please contact  

Sign Up to Serve

Visit our online sign-up form to choose where you would like to serve. Thank you!

Faith Community will again play an integral part in helping families who are transitionally homeless. During the week of October 23 - 30, we will open our doors and hearts to provide dinner, fellowship, and a loving place for families to stay while they get back on their feet. The Family Promise program provides the needed tools and skills to help the families improve their situations.

How Can I Help?

Servant volunteers are vital to the Family Promise ministry, and new volunteers are needed to keep this ministry here at Faith. Hands are needed to help with the set-up and tear-down, to launder sheets/towels, and to prepare meals. We need food donations for breakfast and lunch items for the families. Friendly faces are also needed to spend time with the families in the evenings and sleep at the church as an Overnight Host.  For additional information or questions, please contact  

Sign Up to Serve

Visit our online sign-up form to choose where you would like to serve. Thank you!

Faith Community will again play an integral part in helping families who are transitionally homeless. During the week of October 23 - 30, we will open our doors and hearts to provide dinner, fellowship, and a loving place for families to stay while they get back on their feet. The Family Promise program provides the needed tools and skills to help the families improve their situations.

How Can I Help?

Servant volunteers are vital to the Family Promise ministry, and new volunteers are needed to keep this ministry here at Faith. Hands are needed to help with the set-up and tear-down, to launder sheets/towels, and to prepare meals. We need food donations for breakfast and lunch items for the families. Friendly faces are also needed to spend time with the families in the evenings and sleep at the church as an Overnight Host.  For additional information or questions, please contact  

Sign Up to Serve

Visit our online sign-up form to choose where you would like to serve. Thank you!

Join us from September 18 to November 20 to start growing in faith and excelling in life! Every Sunday evening from 5-7 pm, Faith Community will host "RISE" … a ten-week program that includes dinner, classes, studies, and other faith-building opportunities for all age groups. This will be a time to reconnect with others, invest in your relationship with Jesus, and gain the tools and confidence to shine God’s light. 

Dinner Served from 5-5:30 pm

Children's Opportunities

Activities for FaithKidz

Leaders: Misty Oldfield & Jenn Leslie
Audience: Kids too young or not participating in Christmas musical
Room: Nursery
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 
Description: Our Children’s Ministry Team will be coordinating a spiritual enrichment class for any kids too young or not participating in the Christmas musical.

Children's Christmas Musical

Leader: Kelly Waugh
Audience: Children K-6th
Room: 201 (Choir Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Faith will be hosting a children’s musical this Christmas! Practices will be during RISE in room 201. There will be an additional dress rehearsal (date TBD) and the performances will be Sunday, Dec. 4 at 9:30 am and 11:00 am in the Christian Living Center (CLC).

The Mystery of the Manger centers around Jane Blond, an investigative reporter for The Morning Star newspaper who wants the facts…just the facts! Her questions and searching would make headline news on Christmas morning. As she observes rehearsal for the Christmas Eve pageant the children teach her through their songs that “Like the Wise Men” were searching for the truth, and that the gospel accounts of Jesus’ life are “The Gospel Truth.”

Youth Opportunities

Youth Group

Leader: Jeff Ackenback
Audience: Teens 7th-12th
Room: 203 (Youth Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Youth will be continuing as a part of our RISE program. Every Sunday night, teens from 7th-12th grade will continue to meet in the youth room for games, a message, and small groups. It’s a great time to hang out with teens at various points in their lives, but all come together to learn how to be like Jesus, to know Him more, and to make Him known.

The Cheat Code

Leader: Jenna Waugh
Audience: Teen Girls
Room: 204
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: As a girl who came through those rough rapids of the teen years, Jenna Waugh is eager to share the lessons she has learned along the way and how Jesus has guided her through those years. These lessons include navigating decision-making, friendships, school, peer pressure, social media, mental health, and much more from a Biblical perspective.

Adult Opportunities

Keeping Your Kids on God's Side

Leader: Jenn Leslie
Audience: Parents
Room: 202
Dates: October 30 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Are your kid’s faith-based questions keeping you on your toes? Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side is a study led by Jenn Leslie where parents will be discussing some of those questions about God as well as some of your own.

Living Life Together

Leader: Misty Oldfield
Audience: Women
Room: 202
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: There are messy parts in all of our lives that we would rather not reveal- but what if we invited others in and experienced the beautiful acceptance and deep connection of the Christian community? All women are welcome to join Misty Oldfield to learn the benefits of living an authentic life with others in Christ and discover why God designed and delights in relationships.

Selfless

Leader: Steve Nordmark
Audience: Men
Room: Prayer Room
Dates: September 25 - October 16; and October 30
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: Balancing pride and humility. Focusing less on ourselves and more on others. This group discussion, based on a sermon series by Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life Church, challenges us to ask: “What if we set our sights higher than ourselves? What if you chose to focus less on improving yourself, and more on improving your world? How would things change if we chose to be selfless?”

Tactics

Leaders: Pastor Tim and John Northcutt
Audience: All
Room: Office Conference Room
Dates: September 18 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Understanding Your Options

Leader: Beth McHenry
Audience: Adults 40+
Room: Parlor
Dates: September 18
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

 Description: It's not too soon or too late to begin to understand your options as you age! Whether you are in your 40’s, 50's or already retired understanding how to plan for retirement, and the issues that come with aging need careful planning and you WILL want to understand your options. Each week we'll welcome a seasoned expert to come speak to us about:  

• The ABC's of Medicare- What are the costs? What does it cover? When should I sign up? Can I defer it?  
• Funeral Planning- What kind of service do I want? What are the costs? Who should I call if my loved one suddenly dies at home? Burial/Cremation? 
• Estate Planning- Do I need a will? What list should I compile to leave my loved ones?  
• Nursing Home and at Home options- What are the costs of nursing care? What happens when I run out of money? What is an at-home alternative?  

A little forethought now about how you would like things to go once you're incapacitated or gone can give you great peace of mind now, as well as spare your loved ones additional grief. At the end of our last session, you'll have a checklist you can use to gather important papers and put in the same, safe place now to make it easier for your loved ones later.

Email Beth McHenry if you intend to come or want more info! 

Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Join Pastor Tim and John Northcutt as they teach how to build a game plan for discussing your Christian convictions. The class will be held on Sundays from 5:30 - 7 pm from September 18 through November 13. Come early and enjoy dinner at RISE at 5 pm!

All men are invited to join Steve Nordmark for “Selfless,” a Sunday evening study that runs from September 25 through October 16 (plus October 30) from 5:30 – 7:00 pm in the Prayer Room. We encourage you to arrive early for dinner from 5 – 5:30 pm which will be served every week as part of Faith’s new RISE program.

“Selfless” will look at balancing pride and humility and focusing less on ourselves and more on others. This group discussion, based on a sermon series by Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life Church, challenges us to ask: “What if you set your sights higher than yourself? What if you chose to focus less on improving you, and more on improving your world? How would things change if we chose to be selfless?” For more information, contact Steve Nordmark at or visit faithcommunityumc.org. 

Are your kid’s faith-based questions keeping you on your toes? "Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side" is a study led by Jenn Leslie where parents will be discussing some of those questions about God as well as some of your own.

Join us Sunday evenings October 30 - November 13 from 5:30 - 7:00 pm in room 202 for fellowship and helpful parenting advice. We encourage you to arrive early for dinner from 5 – 5:30 pm which will be served every week as part of Faith’s new RISE program. In addition, RISE will have activities available for children from 5:30 - 7:00 pm so you can attend the class knowing your kids are in good hands. Questions? Contact Jenn Leslie at  

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

The Faith Community Knitting Group meets the first Wednesday evening of each month at 7:00 pm in the Parlor, and we would love to have you join us! If you knit or crochet or would like to learn, we are anxious to add you to our group. We're busy making prayer shawls, chemo caps, baptism blankets, and lots of baby blankets and baby hats. The baptism blankets are for those little ones here at Faith Community, and all other items are donated to the local hospitals. For more information, please contact Sharon Wright at

Our widows support group, On Our Own, is back to meeting the first Friday of every month at 9:30 am at the Original Pancake House, 9403 Civic Centre Blvd., in West Chester.  If you are widowed, whether recent or long ago, please join us for support and fellowship as we share our journey together. Contact Ann at or 513-257-1725 for more information.

A discussion group about the LGBTQ community will be meeting in the Parlor on the first Sunday of every month at 12:15 pm. This group has a pro-inclusion perspective and meets on the first Sunday of each month. Everyone is welcome to come and discuss current issues. If you have questions, please contact Matt Whitaker at

Join us from September 18 to November 20 to start growing in faith and excelling in life! Every Sunday evening from 5-7 pm, Faith Community will host "RISE" … a ten-week program that includes dinner, classes, studies, and other faith-building opportunities for all age groups. This will be a time to reconnect with others, invest in your relationship with Jesus, and gain the tools and confidence to shine God’s light. 

Dinner Served from 5-5:30 pm

Children's Opportunities

Activities for FaithKidz

Leaders: Misty Oldfield & Jenn Leslie
Audience: Kids too young or not participating in Christmas musical
Room: Nursery
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 
Description: Our Children’s Ministry Team will be coordinating a spiritual enrichment class for any kids too young or not participating in the Christmas musical.

Children's Christmas Musical

Leader: Kelly Waugh
Audience: Children K-6th
Room: 201 (Choir Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Faith will be hosting a children’s musical this Christmas! Practices will be during RISE in room 201. There will be an additional dress rehearsal (date TBD) and the performances will be Sunday, Dec. 4 at 9:30 am and 11:00 am in the Christian Living Center (CLC).

The Mystery of the Manger centers around Jane Blond, an investigative reporter for The Morning Star newspaper who wants the facts…just the facts! Her questions and searching would make headline news on Christmas morning. As she observes rehearsal for the Christmas Eve pageant the children teach her through their songs that “Like the Wise Men” were searching for the truth, and that the gospel accounts of Jesus’ life are “The Gospel Truth.”

Youth Opportunities

Youth Group

Leader: Jeff Ackenback
Audience: Teens 7th-12th
Room: 203 (Youth Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Youth will be continuing as a part of our RISE program. Every Sunday night, teens from 7th-12th grade will continue to meet in the youth room for games, a message, and small groups. It’s a great time to hang out with teens at various points in their lives, but all come together to learn how to be like Jesus, to know Him more, and to make Him known.

The Cheat Code

Leader: Jenna Waugh
Audience: Teen Girls
Room: 204
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: As a girl who came through those rough rapids of the teen years, Jenna Waugh is eager to share the lessons she has learned along the way and how Jesus has guided her through those years. These lessons include navigating decision-making, friendships, school, peer pressure, social media, mental health, and much more from a Biblical perspective.

Adult Opportunities

Keeping Your Kids on God's Side

Leader: Jenn Leslie
Audience: Parents
Room: 202
Dates: October 30 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Are your kid’s faith-based questions keeping you on your toes? Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side is a study led by Jenn Leslie where parents will be discussing some of those questions about God as well as some of your own.

Living Life Together

Leader: Misty Oldfield
Audience: Women
Room: 202
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: There are messy parts in all of our lives that we would rather not reveal- but what if we invited others in and experienced the beautiful acceptance and deep connection of the Christian community? All women are welcome to join Misty Oldfield to learn the benefits of living an authentic life with others in Christ and discover why God designed and delights in relationships.

Selfless

Leader: Steve Nordmark
Audience: Men
Room: Prayer Room
Dates: September 25 - October 16; and October 30
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: Balancing pride and humility. Focusing less on ourselves and more on others. This group discussion, based on a sermon series by Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life Church, challenges us to ask: “What if we set our sights higher than ourselves? What if you chose to focus less on improving yourself, and more on improving your world? How would things change if we chose to be selfless?”

Tactics

Leaders: Pastor Tim and John Northcutt
Audience: All
Room: Office Conference Room
Dates: September 18 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Understanding Your Options

Leader: Beth McHenry
Audience: Adults 40+
Room: Parlor
Dates: September 18
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

 Description: It's not too soon or too late to begin to understand your options as you age! Whether you are in your 40’s, 50's or already retired understanding how to plan for retirement, and the issues that come with aging need careful planning and you WILL want to understand your options. Each week we'll welcome a seasoned expert to come speak to us about:  

• The ABC's of Medicare- What are the costs? What does it cover? When should I sign up? Can I defer it?  
• Funeral Planning- What kind of service do I want? What are the costs? Who should I call if my loved one suddenly dies at home? Burial/Cremation? 
• Estate Planning- Do I need a will? What list should I compile to leave my loved ones?  
• Nursing Home and at Home options- What are the costs of nursing care? What happens when I run out of money? What is an at-home alternative?  

A little forethought now about how you would like things to go once you're incapacitated or gone can give you great peace of mind now, as well as spare your loved ones additional grief. At the end of our last session, you'll have a checklist you can use to gather important papers and put in the same, safe place now to make it easier for your loved ones later.

Email Beth McHenry if you intend to come or want more info! 

Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Join Pastor Tim and John Northcutt as they teach how to build a game plan for discussing your Christian convictions. The class will be held on Sundays from 5:30 - 7 pm from September 18 through November 13. Come early and enjoy dinner at RISE at 5 pm!

Are your kid’s faith-based questions keeping you on your toes? "Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side" is a study led by Jenn Leslie where parents will be discussing some of those questions about God as well as some of your own.

Join us Sunday evenings October 30 - November 13 from 5:30 - 7:00 pm in room 202 for fellowship and helpful parenting advice. We encourage you to arrive early for dinner from 5 – 5:30 pm which will be served every week as part of Faith’s new RISE program. In addition, RISE will have activities available for children from 5:30 - 7:00 pm so you can attend the class knowing your kids are in good hands. Questions? Contact Jenn Leslie at  

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Are you a caregiver? If you help care for another adult, whether or not that person lives in your home, in a nursing home, or in their own home, you are a caregiver. You are a caregiver whether you devote as much as 24 hours per day or as little as 5 minutes a week to someone you care for.

Caregiving is stressful. Caregivers are more likely than their non-caregiving peers to be a risk for depression, heart disease, high blood pressure and other chronic illnesses. You are particularly at risk for caregiver burnout -- a state of mental and physical exhaustion brought on by the physical, emotional and financial stresses of providing ongoing care, usually over a long period of time. Caregiver burnout is the most cited reason for caregivers placing a loved one in a nursing home.

Caregiving for a loved one can leave you frustrated and angry at times. That’s normal -- but you don’t have to go through it alone. Research shows that having support is one of the best, most effective ways of reducing caregiver stress and frustration. A caregiver support group can be a lifeline, providing a place to share feelings, make new friends, get help navigating the health care system, and learn from and lean on others who are walking a similar path.

Please join us for our monthly Caregivers Support Group that meets on the 1st Monday of every month, from 2-3:30 pm in the Parlor. 

For questions, please contact Ann Copeland at 513-275-1725, or

Our “Time Out For Men” (TOFM) group will be starting a new DVD study on Saturday, September 24 entitled Thriving in Babylon featuring Larry Osborn. We invite any interested men in the church to join us.

Thriving in Babylon: Why Hope, Humility, and Wisdom Matter in a Godless Culture

Larry Osborne introduces us to a man forced to live in a fast-changing and godless society. This man faced fears about the future, concern for his safety, and the discouragement of a world that seemed to be falling apart at warp speed. That man was Daniel, and with the power of hope, humility, and wisdom, he not only survived, but thrived. CLICK HERE to watch a video about the study.

Upcoming Schedule

Faith Community's 3rd Grade Bible Ceremony is a special Sunday in the faith journey of our 3rd-graders. Our church gifts them with their very own children's Hands-On Bible to use in Sunday School and in their homes. Any child currently in 3rd grade is invited to receive a Bible, as well as any child in 4th - 6th grade who has never received a Bible.

Our Bible presentation will be held on Sunday, November 13. Questions? Contact [email protected] or fill out the form below to register your child to receive his or her Bible.

We invite you to join us any second Sunday of the month for Next Connect! This half-hour gathering will be offered immediately after our 9:30 am OR 11:00 am worship services.

During Next Connect, we will share what we believe at Faith Community, and how we live that out through our worship opportunities, ministries and programs.

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

• Share Faith’s Mission and Vision
• Highlight our main forms of communication for you to engage in the life of the church
• Discuss ministry opportunities for you to grow in your relationship with God and others.
• Answer any questions you may have about connecting to our Faith Community family.

Please meet Pastor Tim in the coffee area (located by the main doors) right after either worship service. We look forward to seeing you!  

Join us from September 18 to November 20 to start growing in faith and excelling in life! Every Sunday evening from 5-7 pm, Faith Community will host "RISE" … a ten-week program that includes dinner, classes, studies, and other faith-building opportunities for all age groups. This will be a time to reconnect with others, invest in your relationship with Jesus, and gain the tools and confidence to shine God’s light. 

Dinner Served from 5-5:30 pm

Children's Opportunities

Activities for FaithKidz

Leaders: Misty Oldfield & Jenn Leslie
Audience: Kids too young or not participating in Christmas musical
Room: Nursery
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 
Description: Our Children’s Ministry Team will be coordinating a spiritual enrichment class for any kids too young or not participating in the Christmas musical.

Children's Christmas Musical

Leader: Kelly Waugh
Audience: Children K-6th
Room: 201 (Choir Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Faith will be hosting a children’s musical this Christmas! Practices will be during RISE in room 201. There will be an additional dress rehearsal (date TBD) and the performances will be Sunday, Dec. 4 at 9:30 am and 11:00 am in the Christian Living Center (CLC).

The Mystery of the Manger centers around Jane Blond, an investigative reporter for The Morning Star newspaper who wants the facts…just the facts! Her questions and searching would make headline news on Christmas morning. As she observes rehearsal for the Christmas Eve pageant the children teach her through their songs that “Like the Wise Men” were searching for the truth, and that the gospel accounts of Jesus’ life are “The Gospel Truth.”

Youth Opportunities

Youth Group

Leader: Jeff Ackenback
Audience: Teens 7th-12th
Room: 203 (Youth Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Youth will be continuing as a part of our RISE program. Every Sunday night, teens from 7th-12th grade will continue to meet in the youth room for games, a message, and small groups. It’s a great time to hang out with teens at various points in their lives, but all come together to learn how to be like Jesus, to know Him more, and to make Him known.

The Cheat Code

Leader: Jenna Waugh
Audience: Teen Girls
Room: 204
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: As a girl who came through those rough rapids of the teen years, Jenna Waugh is eager to share the lessons she has learned along the way and how Jesus has guided her through those years. These lessons include navigating decision-making, friendships, school, peer pressure, social media, mental health, and much more from a Biblical perspective.

Adult Opportunities

Keeping Your Kids on God's Side

Leader: Jenn Leslie
Audience: Parents
Room: 202
Dates: October 30 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Are your kid’s faith-based questions keeping you on your toes? Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side is a study led by Jenn Leslie where parents will be discussing some of those questions about God as well as some of your own.

Living Life Together

Leader: Misty Oldfield
Audience: Women
Room: 202
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: There are messy parts in all of our lives that we would rather not reveal- but what if we invited others in and experienced the beautiful acceptance and deep connection of the Christian community? All women are welcome to join Misty Oldfield to learn the benefits of living an authentic life with others in Christ and discover why God designed and delights in relationships.

Selfless

Leader: Steve Nordmark
Audience: Men
Room: Prayer Room
Dates: September 25 - October 16; and October 30
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: Balancing pride and humility. Focusing less on ourselves and more on others. This group discussion, based on a sermon series by Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life Church, challenges us to ask: “What if we set our sights higher than ourselves? What if you chose to focus less on improving yourself, and more on improving your world? How would things change if we chose to be selfless?”

Tactics

Leaders: Pastor Tim and John Northcutt
Audience: All
Room: Office Conference Room
Dates: September 18 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Understanding Your Options

Leader: Beth McHenry
Audience: Adults 40+
Room: Parlor
Dates: September 18
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

 Description: It's not too soon or too late to begin to understand your options as you age! Whether you are in your 40’s, 50's or already retired understanding how to plan for retirement, and the issues that come with aging need careful planning and you WILL want to understand your options. Each week we'll welcome a seasoned expert to come speak to us about:  

• The ABC's of Medicare- What are the costs? What does it cover? When should I sign up? Can I defer it?  
• Funeral Planning- What kind of service do I want? What are the costs? Who should I call if my loved one suddenly dies at home? Burial/Cremation? 
• Estate Planning- Do I need a will? What list should I compile to leave my loved ones?  
• Nursing Home and at Home options- What are the costs of nursing care? What happens when I run out of money? What is an at-home alternative?  

A little forethought now about how you would like things to go once you're incapacitated or gone can give you great peace of mind now, as well as spare your loved ones additional grief. At the end of our last session, you'll have a checklist you can use to gather important papers and put in the same, safe place now to make it easier for your loved ones later.

Email Beth McHenry if you intend to come or want more info! 

Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Join Pastor Tim and John Northcutt as they teach how to build a game plan for discussing your Christian convictions. The class will be held on Sundays from 5:30 - 7 pm from September 18 through November 13. Come early and enjoy dinner at RISE at 5 pm!

Are your kid’s faith-based questions keeping you on your toes? "Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side" is a study led by Jenn Leslie where parents will be discussing some of those questions about God as well as some of your own.

Join us Sunday evenings October 30 - November 13 from 5:30 - 7:00 pm in room 202 for fellowship and helpful parenting advice. We encourage you to arrive early for dinner from 5 – 5:30 pm which will be served every week as part of Faith’s new RISE program. In addition, RISE will have activities available for children from 5:30 - 7:00 pm so you can attend the class knowing your kids are in good hands. Questions? Contact Jenn Leslie at  

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Join us from September 18 to November 20 to start growing in faith and excelling in life! Every Sunday evening from 5-7 pm, Faith Community will host "RISE" … a ten-week program that includes dinner, classes, studies, and other faith-building opportunities for all age groups. This will be a time to reconnect with others, invest in your relationship with Jesus, and gain the tools and confidence to shine God’s light. 

Dinner Served from 5-5:30 pm

Children's Opportunities

Activities for FaithKidz

Leaders: Misty Oldfield & Jenn Leslie
Audience: Kids too young or not participating in Christmas musical
Room: Nursery
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 
Description: Our Children’s Ministry Team will be coordinating a spiritual enrichment class for any kids too young or not participating in the Christmas musical.

Children's Christmas Musical

Leader: Kelly Waugh
Audience: Children K-6th
Room: 201 (Choir Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Faith will be hosting a children’s musical this Christmas! Practices will be during RISE in room 201. There will be an additional dress rehearsal (date TBD) and the performances will be Sunday, Dec. 4 at 9:30 am and 11:00 am in the Christian Living Center (CLC).

The Mystery of the Manger centers around Jane Blond, an investigative reporter for The Morning Star newspaper who wants the facts…just the facts! Her questions and searching would make headline news on Christmas morning. As she observes rehearsal for the Christmas Eve pageant the children teach her through their songs that “Like the Wise Men” were searching for the truth, and that the gospel accounts of Jesus’ life are “The Gospel Truth.”

Youth Opportunities

Youth Group

Leader: Jeff Ackenback
Audience: Teens 7th-12th
Room: 203 (Youth Room)
Dates: Entire Duration of RISE
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Youth will be continuing as a part of our RISE program. Every Sunday night, teens from 7th-12th grade will continue to meet in the youth room for games, a message, and small groups. It’s a great time to hang out with teens at various points in their lives, but all come together to learn how to be like Jesus, to know Him more, and to make Him known.

The Cheat Code

Leader: Jenna Waugh
Audience: Teen Girls
Room: 204
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: As a girl who came through those rough rapids of the teen years, Jenna Waugh is eager to share the lessons she has learned along the way and how Jesus has guided her through those years. These lessons include navigating decision-making, friendships, school, peer pressure, social media, mental health, and much more from a Biblical perspective.

Adult Opportunities

Keeping Your Kids on God's Side

Leader: Jenn Leslie
Audience: Parents
Room: 202
Dates: October 30 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Are your kid’s faith-based questions keeping you on your toes? Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side is a study led by Jenn Leslie where parents will be discussing some of those questions about God as well as some of your own.

Living Life Together

Leader: Misty Oldfield
Audience: Women
Room: 202
Dates: September 18 - October 16
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: There are messy parts in all of our lives that we would rather not reveal- but what if we invited others in and experienced the beautiful acceptance and deep connection of the Christian community? All women are welcome to join Misty Oldfield to learn the benefits of living an authentic life with others in Christ and discover why God designed and delights in relationships.

Selfless

Leader: Steve Nordmark
Audience: Men
Room: Prayer Room
Dates: September 25 - October 16; and October 30
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Description: Balancing pride and humility. Focusing less on ourselves and more on others. This group discussion, based on a sermon series by Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life Church, challenges us to ask: “What if we set our sights higher than ourselves? What if you chose to focus less on improving yourself, and more on improving your world? How would things change if we chose to be selfless?”

Tactics

Leaders: Pastor Tim and John Northcutt
Audience: All
Room: Office Conference Room
Dates: September 18 - November 13
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm 

Description: Would you like to maneuver comfortably and graciously through challenging discussions about Jesus? Would you like more confidence talking to family members, friends, or others about their faith life? Then this class is for you!

Understanding Your Options

Leader: Beth McHenry
Audience: Adults 40+
Room: Parlor
Dates: September 18
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

 Description: It's not too soon or too late to begin to understand your options as you age! Whether you are in your 40’s, 50's or already retired understanding how to plan for retirement, and the issues that come with aging need careful planning and you WILL want to understand your options. Each week we'll welcome a seasoned expert to come speak to us about:  

• The ABC's of Medicare- What are the costs? What does it cover? When should I sign up? Can I defer it?  
• Funeral Planning- What kind of service do I want? What are the costs? Who should I call if my loved one suddenly dies at home? Burial/Cremation? 
• Estate Planning- Do I need a will? What list should I compile to leave my loved ones?  
• Nursing Home and at Home options- What are the costs of nursing care? What happens when I run out of money? What is an at-home alternative?  

A little forethought now about how you would like things to go once you're incapacitated or gone can give you great peace of mind now, as well as spare your loved ones additional grief. At the end of our last session, you'll have a checklist you can use to gather important papers and put in the same, safe place now to make it easier for your loved ones later.

Email Beth McHenry if you intend to come or want more info! 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Cancer. The word strikes fear in our hearts. Do you or someone you love have cancer? Our Cancer Support Group meets every third Monday of each month, and is led by a cancer survivor. It is for those diagnosed with cancer and their family/friends and focuses on practical help, cancer information, and connecting with God during this difficult time.

We also invite cancer survivors to attend to share your story with those just beginning the journey through this dark valley. Make your cancer experience count by using your experience to help others find hope. Masks are encouraged to help protect each other. Please contact Ann Copeland at for more information or with questions. 

The BSL meeting is in room 106 Conference Room (in the Church Office area) from 7:00 - 9:00 pm.

Our “Time Out For Men” (TOFM) group will be starting a new DVD study on Saturday, September 24 entitled Thriving in Babylon featuring Larry Osborn. We invite any interested men in the church to join us.

Thriving in Babylon: Why Hope, Humility, and Wisdom Matter in a Godless Culture

Larry Osborne introduces us to a man forced to live in a fast-changing and godless society. This man faced fears about the future, concern for his safety, and the discouragement of a world that seemed to be falling apart at warp speed. That man was Daniel, and with the power of hope, humility, and wisdom, he not only survived, but thrived. CLICK HERE to watch a video about the study.

Upcoming Schedule

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Our widows support group, On Our Own, is back to meeting the first Friday of every month at 9:30 am at the Original Pancake House, 9403 Civic Centre Blvd., in West Chester.  If you are widowed, whether recent or long ago, please join us for support and fellowship as we share our journey together. Contact Ann at or 513-257-1725 for more information.

Join us on Sunday, December 4 in the Christian Living Center at 9:30 and 11:00 am for our Children's Christmas Musical, "The Mystery of the Manger." FaithKidz ages K-6th grade will present this progam with actors, choirs and solos as they search for the meaning of Christmas.

"The Mystery of the Manger" centers around Jane Blond, an investigative reporter for The Morning Star newspaper who want the facts…just the facts!  Her questions and searching would make headline news on Christmas morning.  As she observes rehearsal for the Christmas Eve pageant the children teach her through their songs that “Like the Wisemen,” we’re searching for the truth, and that the gospel accounts of Jesus’ life are “The Gospel Truth.”

A discussion group about the LGBTQ community will be meeting in the Parlor on the first Sunday of every month at 12:15 pm. This group has a pro-inclusion perspective and meets on the first Sunday of each month. Everyone is welcome to come and discuss current issues. If you have questions, please contact Matt Whitaker at

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Are you a caregiver? If you help care for another adult, whether or not that person lives in your home, in a nursing home, or in their own home, you are a caregiver. You are a caregiver whether you devote as much as 24 hours per day or as little as 5 minutes a week to someone you care for.

Caregiving is stressful. Caregivers are more likely than their non-caregiving peers to be a risk for depression, heart disease, high blood pressure and other chronic illnesses. You are particularly at risk for caregiver burnout -- a state of mental and physical exhaustion brought on by the physical, emotional and financial stresses of providing ongoing care, usually over a long period of time. Caregiver burnout is the most cited reason for caregivers placing a loved one in a nursing home.

Caregiving for a loved one can leave you frustrated and angry at times. That’s normal -- but you don’t have to go through it alone. Research shows that having support is one of the best, most effective ways of reducing caregiver stress and frustration. A caregiver support group can be a lifeline, providing a place to share feelings, make new friends, get help navigating the health care system, and learn from and lean on others who are walking a similar path.

Please join us for our monthly Caregivers Support Group that meets on the 1st Monday of every month, from 2-3:30 pm in the Parlor. 

For questions, please contact Ann Copeland at 513-275-1725, or

The Faith Community Knitting Group meets the first Wednesday evening of each month at 7:00 pm in the Parlor, and we would love to have you join us! If you knit or crochet or would like to learn, we are anxious to add you to our group. We're busy making prayer shawls, chemo caps, baptism blankets, and lots of baby blankets and baby hats. The baptism blankets are for those little ones here at Faith Community, and all other items are donated to the local hospitals. For more information, please contact Sharon Wright at

Offering Hope and Love

This holiday season as we celebrate the birth of Jesus, we look to be a beacon of hope and love to local families. For many, this festive season of giving and celebrating is also a time of financial stress. To help alleviate this strain, Faith Community will offer a Christmas Toy Shop for local families. Designed to give parents the opportunity to provide Christmas for their family, the Christmas Toy Shop allows parents to select and purchase a $40-valued gift for each of their children at a greatly reduced price of $5.

Gifts with Dignity

By offering the gifts at a reduced price, we are giving parents the dignity to purchase and select the gifts for their children. This event began in response to parents watching their children receive good-intentioned gifts selected by strangers that the parents wished they were able to purchase. Thus, dignity is restored to them as they are able to purchase the gifts for their children.

This Christmas Toy Shop is only made possible through your generous donations. We are hoping to help 350 families with gifts this year!

How can I help?

• Shop from Home - You can click on our Amazon Wish List, or Target Registry, make your selections, and the toys will be delivered directly to the church.
• Shop Locally - You can also purchase toys at your favorite local store. For your convenience, we have compiled a list of the most requested toys  (list coming soon) … have fun shopping!
• Purchase Gift Cards - You can purchase and mail (or drop off) gift cards to the church and we will do the shopping. Please be sure to include “Brandon Fine” on the envelope, and our elves will take care of the rest.

Timing

All toys, gift cards, and gift wrap must be delivered or dropped off at the church by Sunday, November 27. Please stop by M-Th between 9 am - 4 pm and leave your items in the church office.

Note: If you would like to make special arrangements for drop-off, contact Kim Hollon at

How will it work for the families?

We will fill the Christmas Toy Shop with age-appropriate, unwrapped $40-valued gifts, with the target age range of 2 to 14. On the day of the event, Saturday, December 10, registered parents will arrive to shop during their designated time slot. The cost to the parents is $5 per gift with a maximum of $15 per family. 

Thank you!

We are looking forward to helping local families provide a special Christmas for their children. Thank you Faith Community for your generosity this holiday season!

We invite you to join us any second Sunday of the month for Next Connect! This half-hour gathering will be offered immediately after our 9:30 am OR 11:00 am worship services.

During Next Connect, we will share what we believe at Faith Community, and how we live that out through our worship opportunities, ministries and programs.

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

• Share Faith’s Mission and Vision
• Highlight our main forms of communication for you to engage in the life of the church
• Discuss ministry opportunities for you to grow in your relationship with God and others.
• Answer any questions you may have about connecting to our Faith Community family.

Please meet Pastor Tim in the coffee area (located by the main doors) right after either worship service. We look forward to seeing you!  

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Cancer. The word strikes fear in our hearts. Do you or someone you love have cancer? Our Cancer Support Group meets every third Monday of each month, and is led by a cancer survivor. It is for those diagnosed with cancer and their family/friends and focuses on practical help, cancer information, and connecting with God during this difficult time.

We also invite cancer survivors to attend to share your story with those just beginning the journey through this dark valley. Make your cancer experience count by using your experience to help others find hope. Masks are encouraged to help protect each other. Please contact Ann Copeland at for more information or with questions. 

The BSL meeting is in room 106 Conference Room (in the Church Office area) from 7:00 - 9:00 pm.

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

A discussion group about the LGBTQ community will be meeting in the Parlor on the first Sunday of every month at 12:15 pm. This group has a pro-inclusion perspective and meets on the first Sunday of each month. Everyone is welcome to come and discuss current issues. If you have questions, please contact Matt Whitaker at

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Are you a caregiver? If you help care for another adult, whether or not that person lives in your home, in a nursing home, or in their own home, you are a caregiver. You are a caregiver whether you devote as much as 24 hours per day or as little as 5 minutes a week to someone you care for.

Caregiving is stressful. Caregivers are more likely than their non-caregiving peers to be a risk for depression, heart disease, high blood pressure and other chronic illnesses. You are particularly at risk for caregiver burnout -- a state of mental and physical exhaustion brought on by the physical, emotional and financial stresses of providing ongoing care, usually over a long period of time. Caregiver burnout is the most cited reason for caregivers placing a loved one in a nursing home.

Caregiving for a loved one can leave you frustrated and angry at times. That’s normal -- but you don’t have to go through it alone. Research shows that having support is one of the best, most effective ways of reducing caregiver stress and frustration. A caregiver support group can be a lifeline, providing a place to share feelings, make new friends, get help navigating the health care system, and learn from and lean on others who are walking a similar path.

Please join us for our monthly Caregivers Support Group that meets on the 1st Monday of every month, from 2-3:30 pm in the Parlor. 

For questions, please contact Ann Copeland at 513-275-1725, or

The Faith Community Knitting Group meets the first Wednesday evening of each month at 7:00 pm in the Parlor, and we would love to have you join us! If you knit or crochet or would like to learn, we are anxious to add you to our group. We're busy making prayer shawls, chemo caps, baptism blankets, and lots of baby blankets and baby hats. The baptism blankets are for those little ones here at Faith Community, and all other items are donated to the local hospitals. For more information, please contact Sharon Wright at

Our widows support group, On Our Own, is back to meeting the first Friday of every month at 9:30 am at the Original Pancake House, 9403 Civic Centre Blvd., in West Chester.  If you are widowed, whether recent or long ago, please join us for support and fellowship as we share our journey together. Contact Ann at or 513-257-1725 for more information.

We invite you to join us any second Sunday of the month for Next Connect! This half-hour gathering will be offered immediately after our 9:30 am OR 11:00 am worship services.

During Next Connect, we will share what we believe at Faith Community, and how we live that out through our worship opportunities, ministries and programs.

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

• Share Faith’s Mission and Vision
• Highlight our main forms of communication for you to engage in the life of the church
• Discuss ministry opportunities for you to grow in your relationship with God and others.
• Answer any questions you may have about connecting to our Faith Community family.

Please meet Pastor Tim in the coffee area (located by the main doors) right after either worship service. We look forward to seeing you!  

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Cancer. The word strikes fear in our hearts. Do you or someone you love have cancer? Our Cancer Support Group meets every third Monday of each month, and is led by a cancer survivor. It is for those diagnosed with cancer and their family/friends and focuses on practical help, cancer information, and connecting with God during this difficult time.

We also invite cancer survivors to attend to share your story with those just beginning the journey through this dark valley. Make your cancer experience count by using your experience to help others find hope. Masks are encouraged to help protect each other. Please contact Ann Copeland at for more information or with questions. 

The BSL meeting is in room 106 Conference Room (in the Church Office area) from 7:00 - 9:00 pm.

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

The Faith Community Knitting Group meets the first Wednesday evening of each month at 7:00 pm in the Parlor, and we would love to have you join us! If you knit or crochet or would like to learn, we are anxious to add you to our group. We're busy making prayer shawls, chemo caps, baptism blankets, and lots of baby blankets and baby hats. The baptism blankets are for those little ones here at Faith Community, and all other items are donated to the local hospitals. For more information, please contact Sharon Wright at

Our widows support group, On Our Own, is back to meeting the first Friday of every month at 9:30 am at the Original Pancake House, 9403 Civic Centre Blvd., in West Chester.  If you are widowed, whether recent or long ago, please join us for support and fellowship as we share our journey together. Contact Ann at or 513-257-1725 for more information.

A discussion group about the LGBTQ community will be meeting in the Parlor on the first Sunday of every month at 12:15 pm. This group has a pro-inclusion perspective and meets on the first Sunday of each month. Everyone is welcome to come and discuss current issues. If you have questions, please contact Matt Whitaker at

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Are you a caregiver? If you help care for another adult, whether or not that person lives in your home, in a nursing home, or in their own home, you are a caregiver. You are a caregiver whether you devote as much as 24 hours per day or as little as 5 minutes a week to someone you care for.

Caregiving is stressful. Caregivers are more likely than their non-caregiving peers to be a risk for depression, heart disease, high blood pressure and other chronic illnesses. You are particularly at risk for caregiver burnout -- a state of mental and physical exhaustion brought on by the physical, emotional and financial stresses of providing ongoing care, usually over a long period of time. Caregiver burnout is the most cited reason for caregivers placing a loved one in a nursing home.

Caregiving for a loved one can leave you frustrated and angry at times. That’s normal -- but you don’t have to go through it alone. Research shows that having support is one of the best, most effective ways of reducing caregiver stress and frustration. A caregiver support group can be a lifeline, providing a place to share feelings, make new friends, get help navigating the health care system, and learn from and lean on others who are walking a similar path.

Please join us for our monthly Caregivers Support Group that meets on the 1st Monday of every month, from 2-3:30 pm in the Parlor. 

For questions, please contact Ann Copeland at 513-275-1725, or

We invite you to join us any second Sunday of the month for Next Connect! This half-hour gathering will be offered immediately after our 9:30 am OR 11:00 am worship services.

During Next Connect, we will share what we believe at Faith Community, and how we live that out through our worship opportunities, ministries and programs.

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

• Share Faith’s Mission and Vision
• Highlight our main forms of communication for you to engage in the life of the church
• Discuss ministry opportunities for you to grow in your relationship with God and others.
• Answer any questions you may have about connecting to our Faith Community family.

Please meet Pastor Tim in the coffee area (located by the main doors) right after either worship service. We look forward to seeing you!  

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Cancer. The word strikes fear in our hearts. Do you or someone you love have cancer? Our Cancer Support Group meets every third Monday of each month, and is led by a cancer survivor. It is for those diagnosed with cancer and their family/friends and focuses on practical help, cancer information, and connecting with God during this difficult time.

We also invite cancer survivors to attend to share your story with those just beginning the journey through this dark valley. Make your cancer experience count by using your experience to help others find hope. Masks are encouraged to help protect each other. Please contact Ann Copeland at for more information or with questions. 

The BSL meeting is in room 106 Conference Room (in the Church Office area) from 7:00 - 9:00 pm.

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

The Faith Community Knitting Group meets the first Wednesday evening of each month at 7:00 pm in the Parlor, and we would love to have you join us! If you knit or crochet or would like to learn, we are anxious to add you to our group. We're busy making prayer shawls, chemo caps, baptism blankets, and lots of baby blankets and baby hats. The baptism blankets are for those little ones here at Faith Community, and all other items are donated to the local hospitals. For more information, please contact Sharon Wright at

Our widows support group, On Our Own, is back to meeting the first Friday of every month at 9:30 am at the Original Pancake House, 9403 Civic Centre Blvd., in West Chester.  If you are widowed, whether recent or long ago, please join us for support and fellowship as we share our journey together. Contact Ann at or 513-257-1725 for more information.

A discussion group about the LGBTQ community will be meeting in the Parlor on the first Sunday of every month at 12:15 pm. This group has a pro-inclusion perspective and meets on the first Sunday of each month. Everyone is welcome to come and discuss current issues. If you have questions, please contact Matt Whitaker at

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Are you a caregiver? If you help care for another adult, whether or not that person lives in your home, in a nursing home, or in their own home, you are a caregiver. You are a caregiver whether you devote as much as 24 hours per day or as little as 5 minutes a week to someone you care for.

Caregiving is stressful. Caregivers are more likely than their non-caregiving peers to be a risk for depression, heart disease, high blood pressure and other chronic illnesses. You are particularly at risk for caregiver burnout -- a state of mental and physical exhaustion brought on by the physical, emotional and financial stresses of providing ongoing care, usually over a long period of time. Caregiver burnout is the most cited reason for caregivers placing a loved one in a nursing home.

Caregiving for a loved one can leave you frustrated and angry at times. That’s normal -- but you don’t have to go through it alone. Research shows that having support is one of the best, most effective ways of reducing caregiver stress and frustration. A caregiver support group can be a lifeline, providing a place to share feelings, make new friends, get help navigating the health care system, and learn from and lean on others who are walking a similar path.

Please join us for our monthly Caregivers Support Group that meets on the 1st Monday of every month, from 2-3:30 pm in the Parlor. 

For questions, please contact Ann Copeland at 513-275-1725, or

We invite you to join us any second Sunday of the month for Next Connect! This half-hour gathering will be offered immediately after our 9:30 am OR 11:00 am worship services.

During Next Connect, we will share what we believe at Faith Community, and how we live that out through our worship opportunities, ministries and programs.

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

• Share Faith’s Mission and Vision
• Highlight our main forms of communication for you to engage in the life of the church
• Discuss ministry opportunities for you to grow in your relationship with God and others.
• Answer any questions you may have about connecting to our Faith Community family.

Please meet Pastor Tim in the coffee area (located by the main doors) right after either worship service. We look forward to seeing you!  

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Cancer. The word strikes fear in our hearts. Do you or someone you love have cancer? Our Cancer Support Group meets every third Monday of each month, and is led by a cancer survivor. It is for those diagnosed with cancer and their family/friends and focuses on practical help, cancer information, and connecting with God during this difficult time.

We also invite cancer survivors to attend to share your story with those just beginning the journey through this dark valley. Make your cancer experience count by using your experience to help others find hope. Masks are encouraged to help protect each other. Please contact Ann Copeland at for more information or with questions. 

The BSL meeting is in room 106 Conference Room (in the Church Office area) from 7:00 - 9:00 pm.

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Are you a caregiver? If you help care for another adult, whether or not that person lives in your home, in a nursing home, or in their own home, you are a caregiver. You are a caregiver whether you devote as much as 24 hours per day or as little as 5 minutes a week to someone you care for.

Caregiving is stressful. Caregivers are more likely than their non-caregiving peers to be a risk for depression, heart disease, high blood pressure and other chronic illnesses. You are particularly at risk for caregiver burnout -- a state of mental and physical exhaustion brought on by the physical, emotional and financial stresses of providing ongoing care, usually over a long period of time. Caregiver burnout is the most cited reason for caregivers placing a loved one in a nursing home.

Caregiving for a loved one can leave you frustrated and angry at times. That’s normal -- but you don’t have to go through it alone. Research shows that having support is one of the best, most effective ways of reducing caregiver stress and frustration. A caregiver support group can be a lifeline, providing a place to share feelings, make new friends, get help navigating the health care system, and learn from and lean on others who are walking a similar path.

Please join us for our monthly Caregivers Support Group that meets on the 1st Monday of every month, from 2-3:30 pm in the Parlor. 

For questions, please contact Ann Copeland at 513-275-1725, or

We invite you to join us any second Sunday of the month for Next Connect! This half-hour gathering will be offered immediately after our 9:30 am OR 11:00 am worship services.

During Next Connect, we will share what we believe at Faith Community, and how we live that out through our worship opportunities, ministries and programs.

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

• Share Faith’s Mission and Vision
• Highlight our main forms of communication for you to engage in the life of the church
• Discuss ministry opportunities for you to grow in your relationship with God and others.
• Answer any questions you may have about connecting to our Faith Community family.

Please meet Pastor Tim in the coffee area (located by the main doors) right after either worship service. We look forward to seeing you!  

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Cancer. The word strikes fear in our hearts. Do you or someone you love have cancer? Our Cancer Support Group meets every third Monday of each month, and is led by a cancer survivor. It is for those diagnosed with cancer and their family/friends and focuses on practical help, cancer information, and connecting with God during this difficult time.

We also invite cancer survivors to attend to share your story with those just beginning the journey through this dark valley. Make your cancer experience count by using your experience to help others find hope. Masks are encouraged to help protect each other. Please contact Ann Copeland at for more information or with questions. 

The BSL meeting is in room 106 Conference Room (in the Church Office area) from 7:00 - 9:00 pm.

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Are you a caregiver? If you help care for another adult, whether or not that person lives in your home, in a nursing home, or in their own home, you are a caregiver. You are a caregiver whether you devote as much as 24 hours per day or as little as 5 minutes a week to someone you care for.

Caregiving is stressful. Caregivers are more likely than their non-caregiving peers to be a risk for depression, heart disease, high blood pressure and other chronic illnesses. You are particularly at risk for caregiver burnout -- a state of mental and physical exhaustion brought on by the physical, emotional and financial stresses of providing ongoing care, usually over a long period of time. Caregiver burnout is the most cited reason for caregivers placing a loved one in a nursing home.

Caregiving for a loved one can leave you frustrated and angry at times. That’s normal -- but you don’t have to go through it alone. Research shows that having support is one of the best, most effective ways of reducing caregiver stress and frustration. A caregiver support group can be a lifeline, providing a place to share feelings, make new friends, get help navigating the health care system, and learn from and lean on others who are walking a similar path.

Please join us for our monthly Caregivers Support Group that meets on the 1st Monday of every month, from 2-3:30 pm in the Parlor. 

For questions, please contact Ann Copeland at 513-275-1725, or

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

We invite you to join us any second Sunday of the month for Next Connect! This half-hour gathering will be offered immediately after our 9:30 am OR 11:00 am worship services.

During Next Connect, we will share what we believe at Faith Community, and how we live that out through our worship opportunities, ministries and programs.

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

• Share Faith’s Mission and Vision
• Highlight our main forms of communication for you to engage in the life of the church
• Discuss ministry opportunities for you to grow in your relationship with God and others.
• Answer any questions you may have about connecting to our Faith Community family.

Please meet Pastor Tim in the coffee area (located by the main doors) right after either worship service. We look forward to seeing you!  

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Cancer. The word strikes fear in our hearts. Do you or someone you love have cancer? Our Cancer Support Group meets every third Monday of each month, and is led by a cancer survivor. It is for those diagnosed with cancer and their family/friends and focuses on practical help, cancer information, and connecting with God during this difficult time.

We also invite cancer survivors to attend to share your story with those just beginning the journey through this dark valley. Make your cancer experience count by using your experience to help others find hope. Masks are encouraged to help protect each other. Please contact Ann Copeland at for more information or with questions. 

The BSL meeting is in room 106 Conference Room (in the Church Office area) from 7:00 - 9:00 pm.

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Are you a caregiver? If you help care for another adult, whether or not that person lives in your home, in a nursing home, or in their own home, you are a caregiver. You are a caregiver whether you devote as much as 24 hours per day or as little as 5 minutes a week to someone you care for.

Caregiving is stressful. Caregivers are more likely than their non-caregiving peers to be a risk for depression, heart disease, high blood pressure and other chronic illnesses. You are particularly at risk for caregiver burnout -- a state of mental and physical exhaustion brought on by the physical, emotional and financial stresses of providing ongoing care, usually over a long period of time. Caregiver burnout is the most cited reason for caregivers placing a loved one in a nursing home.

Caregiving for a loved one can leave you frustrated and angry at times. That’s normal -- but you don’t have to go through it alone. Research shows that having support is one of the best, most effective ways of reducing caregiver stress and frustration. A caregiver support group can be a lifeline, providing a place to share feelings, make new friends, get help navigating the health care system, and learn from and lean on others who are walking a similar path.

Please join us for our monthly Caregivers Support Group that meets on the 1st Monday of every month, from 2-3:30 pm in the Parlor. 

For questions, please contact Ann Copeland at 513-275-1725, or

We invite you to join us any second Sunday of the month for Next Connect! This half-hour gathering will be offered immediately after our 9:30 am OR 11:00 am worship services.

During Next Connect, we will share what we believe at Faith Community, and how we live that out through our worship opportunities, ministries and programs.

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

• Share Faith’s Mission and Vision
• Highlight our main forms of communication for you to engage in the life of the church
• Discuss ministry opportunities for you to grow in your relationship with God and others.
• Answer any questions you may have about connecting to our Faith Community family.

Please meet Pastor Tim in the coffee area (located by the main doors) right after either worship service. We look forward to seeing you!  

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Cancer. The word strikes fear in our hearts. Do you or someone you love have cancer? Our Cancer Support Group meets every third Monday of each month, and is led by a cancer survivor. It is for those diagnosed with cancer and their family/friends and focuses on practical help, cancer information, and connecting with God during this difficult time.

We also invite cancer survivors to attend to share your story with those just beginning the journey through this dark valley. Make your cancer experience count by using your experience to help others find hope. Masks are encouraged to help protect each other. Please contact Ann Copeland at for more information or with questions. 

The BSL meeting is in room 106 Conference Room (in the Church Office area) from 7:00 - 9:00 pm.

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Are you a caregiver? If you help care for another adult, whether or not that person lives in your home, in a nursing home, or in their own home, you are a caregiver. You are a caregiver whether you devote as much as 24 hours per day or as little as 5 minutes a week to someone you care for.

Caregiving is stressful. Caregivers are more likely than their non-caregiving peers to be a risk for depression, heart disease, high blood pressure and other chronic illnesses. You are particularly at risk for caregiver burnout -- a state of mental and physical exhaustion brought on by the physical, emotional and financial stresses of providing ongoing care, usually over a long period of time. Caregiver burnout is the most cited reason for caregivers placing a loved one in a nursing home.

Caregiving for a loved one can leave you frustrated and angry at times. That’s normal -- but you don’t have to go through it alone. Research shows that having support is one of the best, most effective ways of reducing caregiver stress and frustration. A caregiver support group can be a lifeline, providing a place to share feelings, make new friends, get help navigating the health care system, and learn from and lean on others who are walking a similar path.

Please join us for our monthly Caregivers Support Group that meets on the 1st Monday of every month, from 2-3:30 pm in the Parlor. 

For questions, please contact Ann Copeland at 513-275-1725, or

We invite you to join us any second Sunday of the month for Next Connect! This half-hour gathering will be offered immediately after our 9:30 am OR 11:00 am worship services.

During Next Connect, we will share what we believe at Faith Community, and how we live that out through our worship opportunities, ministries and programs.

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

• Share Faith’s Mission and Vision
• Highlight our main forms of communication for you to engage in the life of the church
• Discuss ministry opportunities for you to grow in your relationship with God and others.
• Answer any questions you may have about connecting to our Faith Community family.

Please meet Pastor Tim in the coffee area (located by the main doors) right after either worship service. We look forward to seeing you!  

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Cancer. The word strikes fear in our hearts. Do you or someone you love have cancer? Our Cancer Support Group meets every third Monday of each month, and is led by a cancer survivor. It is for those diagnosed with cancer and their family/friends and focuses on practical help, cancer information, and connecting with God during this difficult time.

We also invite cancer survivors to attend to share your story with those just beginning the journey through this dark valley. Make your cancer experience count by using your experience to help others find hope. Masks are encouraged to help protect each other. Please contact Ann Copeland at for more information or with questions. 

The BSL meeting is in room 106 Conference Room (in the Church Office area) from 7:00 - 9:00 pm.

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Are you a caregiver? If you help care for another adult, whether or not that person lives in your home, in a nursing home, or in their own home, you are a caregiver. You are a caregiver whether you devote as much as 24 hours per day or as little as 5 minutes a week to someone you care for.

Caregiving is stressful. Caregivers are more likely than their non-caregiving peers to be a risk for depression, heart disease, high blood pressure and other chronic illnesses. You are particularly at risk for caregiver burnout -- a state of mental and physical exhaustion brought on by the physical, emotional and financial stresses of providing ongoing care, usually over a long period of time. Caregiver burnout is the most cited reason for caregivers placing a loved one in a nursing home.

Caregiving for a loved one can leave you frustrated and angry at times. That’s normal -- but you don’t have to go through it alone. Research shows that having support is one of the best, most effective ways of reducing caregiver stress and frustration. A caregiver support group can be a lifeline, providing a place to share feelings, make new friends, get help navigating the health care system, and learn from and lean on others who are walking a similar path.

Please join us for our monthly Caregivers Support Group that meets on the 1st Monday of every month, from 2-3:30 pm in the Parlor. 

For questions, please contact Ann Copeland at 513-275-1725, or

We invite you to join us any second Sunday of the month for Next Connect! This half-hour gathering will be offered immediately after our 9:30 am OR 11:00 am worship services.

During Next Connect, we will share what we believe at Faith Community, and how we live that out through our worship opportunities, ministries and programs.

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

• Share Faith’s Mission and Vision
• Highlight our main forms of communication for you to engage in the life of the church
• Discuss ministry opportunities for you to grow in your relationship with God and others.
• Answer any questions you may have about connecting to our Faith Community family.

Please meet Pastor Tim in the coffee area (located by the main doors) right after either worship service. We look forward to seeing you!  

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Cancer. The word strikes fear in our hearts. Do you or someone you love have cancer? Our Cancer Support Group meets every third Monday of each month, and is led by a cancer survivor. It is for those diagnosed with cancer and their family/friends and focuses on practical help, cancer information, and connecting with God during this difficult time.

We also invite cancer survivors to attend to share your story with those just beginning the journey through this dark valley. Make your cancer experience count by using your experience to help others find hope. Masks are encouraged to help protect each other. Please contact Ann Copeland at for more information or with questions. 

The BSL meeting is in room 106 Conference Room (in the Church Office area) from 7:00 - 9:00 pm.

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Are you a caregiver? If you help care for another adult, whether or not that person lives in your home, in a nursing home, or in their own home, you are a caregiver. You are a caregiver whether you devote as much as 24 hours per day or as little as 5 minutes a week to someone you care for.

Caregiving is stressful. Caregivers are more likely than their non-caregiving peers to be a risk for depression, heart disease, high blood pressure and other chronic illnesses. You are particularly at risk for caregiver burnout -- a state of mental and physical exhaustion brought on by the physical, emotional and financial stresses of providing ongoing care, usually over a long period of time. Caregiver burnout is the most cited reason for caregivers placing a loved one in a nursing home.

Caregiving for a loved one can leave you frustrated and angry at times. That’s normal -- but you don’t have to go through it alone. Research shows that having support is one of the best, most effective ways of reducing caregiver stress and frustration. A caregiver support group can be a lifeline, providing a place to share feelings, make new friends, get help navigating the health care system, and learn from and lean on others who are walking a similar path.

Please join us for our monthly Caregivers Support Group that meets on the 1st Monday of every month, from 2-3:30 pm in the Parlor. 

For questions, please contact Ann Copeland at 513-275-1725, or

We invite you to join us any second Sunday of the month for Next Connect! This half-hour gathering will be offered immediately after our 9:30 am OR 11:00 am worship services.

During Next Connect, we will share what we believe at Faith Community, and how we live that out through our worship opportunities, ministries and programs.

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

• Share Faith’s Mission and Vision
• Highlight our main forms of communication for you to engage in the life of the church
• Discuss ministry opportunities for you to grow in your relationship with God and others.
• Answer any questions you may have about connecting to our Faith Community family.

Please meet Pastor Tim in the coffee area (located by the main doors) right after either worship service. We look forward to seeing you!  

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725. 

Cancer. The word strikes fear in our hearts. Do you or someone you love have cancer? Our Cancer Support Group meets every third Monday of each month, and is led by a cancer survivor. It is for those diagnosed with cancer and their family/friends and focuses on practical help, cancer information, and connecting with God during this difficult time.

We also invite cancer survivors to attend to share your story with those just beginning the journey through this dark valley. Make your cancer experience count by using your experience to help others find hope. Masks are encouraged to help protect each other. Please contact Ann Copeland at for more information or with questions. 

The BSL meeting is in room 106 Conference Room (in the Church Office area) from 7:00 - 9:00 pm.

Note: Our original Yoga instructor is back from surgery rehab, so we will be going back to our regular meeting time of 12 noon - 1 pm!

Join us every Monday from 12 noon - 1 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

This will be a combined floor/chair exercise class so you can do yoga exercises on your own yoga mat or in a chair (available). Cost is $5 per class. Masks are optional for this class. For more information, please contact Ann at or 513-257-1725.