Events Calendar

If you are a widow, and would like to get together with other ladies who understand, please plan to meet at the Original Pancake House at Union Centre in West Chester on the third Friday of each month. We meet at 9:30 am and have a good time eating and sharing. Questions? Call Joyce Courtney at 777-3346.

All youth are invited to the WEB's community youth group lock-in, which will take place on Friday November 15/Saturday November 16.  The cost is $30, and that includes unlimited pizza from 2-4 AM (which as we all know is the best time to have pizza), unlimited laser tag, unlimited mini golf, unlimited mini bowling, unlimited go karts, unlimited augmented reality climbing wall, and some tokens on a game card for the games.  It's a great event to invite friends to, especially those who haven't been to Faith before.  Jeff will be at the WEB by 11:30 PM, and the event itself starts at midnight and ends at 7:00 AM.  If you have any questions or need help with a ride, please contact Jeff at .

All youth are invited to the WEB's community youth group lock-in, which will take place on Friday November 15/Saturday November 16.  The cost is $30, and that includes unlimited pizza from 2-4 AM (which as we all know is the best time to have pizza), unlimited laser tag, unlimited mini golf, unlimited mini bowling, unlimited go karts, unlimited augmented reality climbing wall, and some tokens on a game card for the games.  It's a great event to invite friends to, especially those who haven't been to Faith before.  Jeff will be at the WEB by 11:30 PM, and the event itself starts at midnight and ends at 7:00 AM.  If you have any questions or need help with a ride, please contact Jeff at .

It is our goal that all children grades 3 and up carry a Bible to church. These children will be gifted their "Hands On Bible" by the church in a ceremony at all four services on Sunday, November 17.

If your child is in third grade, or older and did not receive their Bible last year, please register on the "Bible Ceremony" section of our children's web page by November 10 so we can have a Bible reserved for your child.

Questions? Contact Misty at

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Our Chancel Handbell Choir has been offering worship music to our congregation for the past 30 years. To celebrate this milestone, the Handbell Choir will perform a concert on Sunday, November 17, at 4:00 pm in our Sanctuary. Come enjoy a wonderful music event!

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

All Aboard the Christmas Express! ~ Weekly rehearsal in the Music Room from 5:00-6:00 pm for our Children’s Christmas Musical: The Christmas Express.

Note: The musical will be presented to the public in our 9:30 am Contemporary worship space on Sunday, December 8. 

The BSL meeting is in room 202.

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Tai Chi was developed over 3000 years ago as a comprehensive system for well-being on all levels: physical, mental and spiritual. It uses breathing, exercise and meditation to improve health and balance. Tai Chi exercises combine balance, coordination and breathing with harmonious soft, slow flowing movements that renew and invigorate the body, mind and spirit.  Tai Chi has been shown to: 

• Increase flexibility, muscle strength, tone and balance
• Increase energy
• Improve cardio/respiratory health
• Reduce back/neck pain
• Improve sleep
• Decrease anxiety
• Reduce stress.

Every Wednesday, beginning October 16, at 2:00 pm we will have a Tai Chi class in the CLC. Cost is $5. This class is for those who are beginners as well as those who have practiced Tai Chi for many years. Tai Chi can also be done sitting in a chair.  Please dress comfortably. The class will be led by Dr. Larry Bobbert, who has 50 years' experience in helping people improve their health by performing Tai Chi.

Any questions please contact Ann at (513)257-1725 or   

"Dinner for 8" is back!  This group offers a fun way to form new relationships with our church family and provide support in our faith journeys. Eight people (couples or singles) meet for dinner either in someone’s home or at a restaurant. The dates are October 26, November 22 and January 18. As an added plus, we will offer childcare at the church!  To get a seat at the table, go to https://www.signupgenius.com/go/508044EA4AF2CA57-dinner. Questions? Contact Sandra and Charlie Weckman at   or 513-383-8593.

Join us for a fun Community Lunch on Sunday, November 24. We will share in a potluck meal, and then decorate the church for Christmas! Let’s gather in the Community Room for a meal at 12:15 pm, then disperse to spread the Christmas cheer. All are invited to attend! If you plan to come, please RSVP on our App Events by clicking “Register,” or by contacting Amy at

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

All Aboard the Christmas Express! ~ Weekly rehearsal in the Music Room from 5:00-6:00 pm for our Children’s Christmas Musical: The Christmas Express.

Note: The musical will be presented to the public in our 9:30 am Contemporary worship space on Sunday, December 8. 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

To celebrate all that we have to be thankful for, we will host our annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner on Tuesday, November 26. 

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Tai Chi was developed over 3000 years ago as a comprehensive system for well-being on all levels: physical, mental and spiritual. It uses breathing, exercise and meditation to improve health and balance. Tai Chi exercises combine balance, coordination and breathing with harmonious soft, slow flowing movements that renew and invigorate the body, mind and spirit.  Tai Chi has been shown to: 

• Increase flexibility, muscle strength, tone and balance
• Increase energy
• Improve cardio/respiratory health
• Reduce back/neck pain
• Improve sleep
• Decrease anxiety
• Reduce stress.

Every Wednesday, beginning October 16, at 2:00 pm we will have a Tai Chi class in the CLC. Cost is $5. This class is for those who are beginners as well as those who have practiced Tai Chi for many years. Tai Chi can also be done sitting in a chair.  Please dress comfortably. The class will be led by Dr. Larry Bobbert, who has 50 years' experience in helping people improve their health by performing Tai Chi.

Any questions please contact Ann at (513)257-1725 or   

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

All Aboard the Christmas Express! ~ Weekly rehearsal in the Music Room from 5:00-6:00 pm for our Children’s Christmas Musical: The Christmas Express.

Note: The musical will be presented to the public in our 9:30 am Contemporary worship space on Sunday, December 8. 

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

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Pastor Tim is offering a monthly service of worship at the new Spectrum Retirement Community at 7047 Hamilton Mason Road in West Chester.  This time of worship meets the first Tuesday of every month at 1:30 pm in their Movie Theater. 

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Tai Chi was developed over 3000 years ago as a comprehensive system for well-being on all levels: physical, mental and spiritual. It uses breathing, exercise and meditation to improve health and balance. Tai Chi exercises combine balance, coordination and breathing with harmonious soft, slow flowing movements that renew and invigorate the body, mind and spirit.  Tai Chi has been shown to: 

• Increase flexibility, muscle strength, tone and balance
• Increase energy
• Improve cardio/respiratory health
• Reduce back/neck pain
• Improve sleep
• Decrease anxiety
• Reduce stress.

Every Wednesday, beginning October 16, at 2:00 pm we will have a Tai Chi class in the CLC. Cost is $5. This class is for those who are beginners as well as those who have practiced Tai Chi for many years. Tai Chi can also be done sitting in a chair.  Please dress comfortably. The class will be led by Dr. Larry Bobbert, who has 50 years' experience in helping people improve their health by performing Tai Chi.

Any questions please contact Ann at (513)257-1725 or   

Faith Community has a wonderful ministry of knitters and crocheters who use their talents to create beautiful baby hats and blankets, which are given to area hospitals by the "4 the Babies" ministry. They also provide blankets for each Faith baptism, and prayer shawls for the Faith Care Ministry. The group gathers in the Parlor on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm.  We would love to see you there! For more information, please contact Sharon Wright ( ) or Carolyn Godston ( ). 

A men's Widowers Support Group will be held the first Friday of every month, beginning November 1 at 9:00 am, at Coffee Beans and Brew, at 7051 Yankee Drive, in Liberty Township. This group is for those who have lost their spouse, whether recently or long ago. It is open to the community, and will be led by Skip Barker. Please contact Ann at with any questions. 

Every Christmas Eve the passengers of the Christmas Express make a journey to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, to celebrate the birth of Christ. The question is, who will God choose to ride the train on this special night, and what kind of adventure will unfold? Come aboard and join us on Sunday morning, December 8 at 9:30 am Contemporary worship. You'll meet Mr. Davis, his students, and a hard-working waitress named Jenny. The mood is festive until Mr. Higgingsworth, a businessman who doesn't believe, boards the train.  Only when the Christmas Express comes to a sudden stop and an unexpected stranger come aboard does Mr. Higgingsworth realize that the story of Christmas isn't only a story! 

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

We invite you to join us any second Sunday for Next Connect! This is a gathering where we 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.

Meet us in room #205 (in the hallway across from the Sanctuary double doors). Contact Lynne with any questions -  

On Sunday, December 8, Gravity/Youth Praise Team will perform at the 11:00 am Contemporary service only.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Small things done with great love can make a difference to one person and to a community. Join us in our church-wide movement #sharingthelove on Saturday, December 14 at 10:00 am. So grab your small group, some friends, or your neighbors and join in. This is a great Christmas serving opportunity to invite someone new to join you.  (Please note the date change for #sharingthelove to the second week just for the month of December). 

It's easy and fun! Meet at the church and then we will head out into the community to share acts of kindness. If you cannot join us that day, we will have a flier available with suggested activities so you can still participate whenever it's convenient for you. Note: Please check back closer to the event for a downloadable file with the list of activities.

Remember to tag your photos* on social media with #sharingthelove. Together we can make a difference in the community!

*See our list of practical tips for sharing the love and taking photos

Merry Christmas! Save the date on your calendars for Saturday, December 14.

• 1 - 4 pm at the church
• Groups of 4-5 youth (each with an adult chaperone) will set off on a gift-purchasing adventure at local stores using a limited $ budget. 
• Upon returning to the church with their creative and unique purchases, each group will wrap their gifts.
• The escapade will culminate in a rousing game of "Shifty Santa" involving gift-giving and gift-stealing.
• Holiday food and treats will also be part of the fun evening

Faith Community's Advent choir and instrumental ensemble will present our Christmas cantata "Darkness Into Light" on Sunday, December 15 at 9:30 and 11:00 am in the Sanctuary.* Through a celebration of uplifting Christmas music with scripture, narration, and beautiful carol arrangements, the cantata tells the story of how Christ came into the world and turned darkness into light. As Mary and Joseph move from a dark time, we can also move from darkness into light. Join us and be inspired this Christmas season, as we celebrate the incarnation …  the true Light of the World!

*Please note that there will be no Contemporary worship on December 15. We want everyone to be able to enjoy the cantata, including musicians from our praise team who are singing with the Advent choir. 

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

If you are a widow, and would like to get together with other ladies who understand, please plan to meet at the Original Pancake House at Union Centre in West Chester on the third Friday of each month. We meet at 9:30 am and have a good time eating and sharing. Questions? Call Joyce Courtney at 777-3346.

The PrimeTimers will be going to see the Christmas play Elf at La Comedia Dinner Theatre, 765 W. Central Ave., in Springboro on Saturday, December 21. Transportation is on your own, however carpooling is available. Cost is $40, which includes the lunch buffet and the play. Reservations and money are due by November 21. Please contact Joyce Courtney (777-3346) to purchase your ticket or for carpool information. 

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Happy New Year's Eve-Eve! 
We are still planning this event, but be sure to save the date on your calendars (Dec. 30-31)! Check back later for more details.

• 10 pm - Drop off at the church
• Air Hockey Tournament (and other fun games in the Youth Room)
• Awesome Snacks
• 6 or 7 am - Pick up at the church

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Happy New Year's Eve-Eve! 
We are still planning this event, but be sure to save the date on your calendars (Dec. 30-31)! Check back later for more details.

• 10 pm - Drop off at the church
• Air Hockey Tournament (and other fun games in the Youth Room)
• Awesome Snacks
• 6 or 7 am - Pick up at the church

Faith Community has a wonderful ministry of knitters and crocheters who use their talents to create beautiful baby hats and blankets, which are given to area hospitals by the "4 the Babies" ministry. They also provide blankets for each Faith baptism, and prayer shawls for the Faith Care Ministry. The group gathers in the Parlor on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm.  We would love to see you there! For more information, please contact Sharon Wright ( ) or Carolyn Godston ( ). 

A men's Widowers Support Group will be held the first Friday of every month, beginning November 1 at 9:00 am, at Coffee Beans and Brew, at 7051 Yankee Drive, in Liberty Township. This group is for those who have lost their spouse, whether recently or long ago. It is open to the community, and will be led by Skip Barker. Please contact Ann at with any questions. 

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

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

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Pastor Tim is offering a monthly service of worship at the new Spectrum Retirement Community at 7047 Hamilton Mason Road in West Chester.  This time of worship meets the first Tuesday of every month at 1:30 pm in their Movie Theater. 

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Faith Community will host basketball teams and cheer squads today from 8 am - 4 pm. As part of the Northern Cincinnati Upward Basketball League, Faith joins other churches in helping to promote salvation, character and self-esteem in every boy and girl (K-8th grade) who participates. If you would like to learn more, please visit our website's children's page (scroll down for the Upward section).

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

We invite you to join us any second Sunday for Next Connect! This is a gathering where we 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.

Meet us in room #205 (in the hallway across from the Sanctuary double doors). Contact Lynne with any questions -  

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

NAMI Basics is a FREE class that runs for six weeks and covers much of the same topics as our Family-to-Family program. NAMI Basics fosters learning, healing and empowerment among parents and families of children with emotional/mental/neurobiological disorders. A study published in the Journal of Child and Family Studies in August 2011 reported that the NAMI Basics program results in “significant improvement” for families when it comes to communication and coping skills.

Topics covered include:

• How to navigate the educational system and get your child the help he or she needs
• How a diagnosis is determined
• Treatment options: Therapy, medication or both?
• How to advocate for your child
• What you need to know to navigate the juvenile justice system
• Crisis prevention and relapse planning
• Communicating with your loved one
• Coping strategies; taking care of yourself

Free dinner and childcare are offered for all participants in this class. In addition to our own congregation, NAMI Basics is open to the community and we encourage you to help promote it to your family, neighbors and friends. There are several ways you can register for the classes:

• Call 513-860-8396
• Register online at www.nami-bc.org
• Send an email to

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

If you are a widow, and would like to get together with other ladies who understand, please plan to meet at the Original Pancake House at Union Centre in West Chester on the third Friday of each month. We meet at 9:30 am and have a good time eating and sharing. Questions? Call Joyce Courtney at 777-3346.

Faith Community will host basketball teams and cheer squads today from 8 am - 4 pm. As part of the Northern Cincinnati Upward Basketball League, Faith joins other churches in helping to promote salvation, character and self-esteem in every boy and girl (K-8th grade) who participates. If you would like to learn more, please visit our website's children's page (scroll down for the Upward section).

"Dinner for 8" is back!  This group offers a fun way to form new relationships with our church family and provide support in our faith journeys. Eight people (couples or singles) meet for dinner either in someone’s home or at a restaurant. The dates are October 26, November 22 and January 18. As an added plus, we will offer childcare at the church!  To get a seat at the table, go to https://www.signupgenius.com/go/508044EA4AF2CA57-dinner. Questions? Contact Sandra and Charlie Weckman at   or 513-383-8593.

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

I had such an amazing trip to the Holy Land, I am going back! I invite you to join me as I host a trip next year. We will take in the sights of Jerusalem, experience the tranquility of the Sea of Galilee, and the birthplace of Jesus in Bethlehem. We will walk where Jesus walked, and experience the land we read about through the pages of scripture. Travel dates are January 21-30, 2020.

For costs and a complete, detailed itinerary, visit my webpage at Educational Opportunities Tours.

This trip is open to anyone, so feel free to invite friends even if they do not attend Faith Community.  I will have an informational meeting this Sunday, March 17, in the Parlor at 12:15 pm. Looking forward to seeing you there!

 In His grip,

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

NAMI Basics is a FREE class that runs for six weeks and covers much of the same topics as our Family-to-Family program. NAMI Basics fosters learning, healing and empowerment among parents and families of children with emotional/mental/neurobiological disorders. A study published in the Journal of Child and Family Studies in August 2011 reported that the NAMI Basics program results in “significant improvement” for families when it comes to communication and coping skills.

Topics covered include:

• How to navigate the educational system and get your child the help he or she needs
• How a diagnosis is determined
• Treatment options: Therapy, medication or both?
• How to advocate for your child
• What you need to know to navigate the juvenile justice system
• Crisis prevention and relapse planning
• Communicating with your loved one
• Coping strategies; taking care of yourself

Free dinner and childcare are offered for all participants in this class. In addition to our own congregation, NAMI Basics is open to the community and we encourage you to help promote it to your family, neighbors and friends. There are several ways you can register for the classes:

• Call 513-860-8396
• Register online at www.nami-bc.org
• Send an email to

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

I had such an amazing trip to the Holy Land, I am going back! I invite you to join me as I host a trip next year. We will take in the sights of Jerusalem, experience the tranquility of the Sea of Galilee, and the birthplace of Jesus in Bethlehem. We will walk where Jesus walked, and experience the land we read about through the pages of scripture. Travel dates are January 21-30, 2020.

For costs and a complete, detailed itinerary, visit my webpage at Educational Opportunities Tours.

This trip is open to anyone, so feel free to invite friends even if they do not attend Faith Community.  I will have an informational meeting this Sunday, March 17, in the Parlor at 12:15 pm. Looking forward to seeing you there!

 In His grip,

I had such an amazing trip to the Holy Land, I am going back! I invite you to join me as I host a trip next year. We will take in the sights of Jerusalem, experience the tranquility of the Sea of Galilee, and the birthplace of Jesus in Bethlehem. We will walk where Jesus walked, and experience the land we read about through the pages of scripture. Travel dates are January 21-30, 2020.

For costs and a complete, detailed itinerary, visit my webpage at Educational Opportunities Tours.

This trip is open to anyone, so feel free to invite friends even if they do not attend Faith Community.  I will have an informational meeting this Sunday, March 17, in the Parlor at 12:15 pm. Looking forward to seeing you there!

 In His grip,

I had such an amazing trip to the Holy Land, I am going back! I invite you to join me as I host a trip next year. We will take in the sights of Jerusalem, experience the tranquility of the Sea of Galilee, and the birthplace of Jesus in Bethlehem. We will walk where Jesus walked, and experience the land we read about through the pages of scripture. Travel dates are January 21-30, 2020.

For costs and a complete, detailed itinerary, visit my webpage at Educational Opportunities Tours.

This trip is open to anyone, so feel free to invite friends even if they do not attend Faith Community.  I will have an informational meeting this Sunday, March 17, in the Parlor at 12:15 pm. Looking forward to seeing you there!

 In His grip,

I had such an amazing trip to the Holy Land, I am going back! I invite you to join me as I host a trip next year. We will take in the sights of Jerusalem, experience the tranquility of the Sea of Galilee, and the birthplace of Jesus in Bethlehem. We will walk where Jesus walked, and experience the land we read about through the pages of scripture. Travel dates are January 21-30, 2020.

For costs and a complete, detailed itinerary, visit my webpage at Educational Opportunities Tours.

This trip is open to anyone, so feel free to invite friends even if they do not attend Faith Community.  I will have an informational meeting this Sunday, March 17, in the Parlor at 12:15 pm. Looking forward to seeing you there!

 In His grip,

Faith Community will host basketball teams and cheer squads today from 8 am - 4 pm. As part of the Northern Cincinnati Upward Basketball League, Faith joins other churches in helping to promote salvation, character and self-esteem in every boy and girl (K-8th grade) who participates. If you would like to learn more, please visit our website's children's page (scroll down for the Upward section).

I had such an amazing trip to the Holy Land, I am going back! I invite you to join me as I host a trip next year. We will take in the sights of Jerusalem, experience the tranquility of the Sea of Galilee, and the birthplace of Jesus in Bethlehem. We will walk where Jesus walked, and experience the land we read about through the pages of scripture. Travel dates are January 21-30, 2020.

For costs and a complete, detailed itinerary, visit my webpage at Educational Opportunities Tours.

This trip is open to anyone, so feel free to invite friends even if they do not attend Faith Community.  I will have an informational meeting this Sunday, March 17, in the Parlor at 12:15 pm. Looking forward to seeing you there!

 In His grip,

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

I had such an amazing trip to the Holy Land, I am going back! I invite you to join me as I host a trip next year. We will take in the sights of Jerusalem, experience the tranquility of the Sea of Galilee, and the birthplace of Jesus in Bethlehem. We will walk where Jesus walked, and experience the land we read about through the pages of scripture. Travel dates are January 21-30, 2020.

For costs and a complete, detailed itinerary, visit my webpage at Educational Opportunities Tours.

This trip is open to anyone, so feel free to invite friends even if they do not attend Faith Community.  I will have an informational meeting this Sunday, March 17, in the Parlor at 12:15 pm. Looking forward to seeing you there!

 In His grip,

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

I had such an amazing trip to the Holy Land, I am going back! I invite you to join me as I host a trip next year. We will take in the sights of Jerusalem, experience the tranquility of the Sea of Galilee, and the birthplace of Jesus in Bethlehem. We will walk where Jesus walked, and experience the land we read about through the pages of scripture. Travel dates are January 21-30, 2020.

For costs and a complete, detailed itinerary, visit my webpage at Educational Opportunities Tours.

This trip is open to anyone, so feel free to invite friends even if they do not attend Faith Community.  I will have an informational meeting this Sunday, March 17, in the Parlor at 12:15 pm. Looking forward to seeing you there!

 In His grip,

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

NAMI Basics is a FREE class that runs for six weeks and covers much of the same topics as our Family-to-Family program. NAMI Basics fosters learning, healing and empowerment among parents and families of children with emotional/mental/neurobiological disorders. A study published in the Journal of Child and Family Studies in August 2011 reported that the NAMI Basics program results in “significant improvement” for families when it comes to communication and coping skills.

Topics covered include:

• How to navigate the educational system and get your child the help he or she needs
• How a diagnosis is determined
• Treatment options: Therapy, medication or both?
• How to advocate for your child
• What you need to know to navigate the juvenile justice system
• Crisis prevention and relapse planning
• Communicating with your loved one
• Coping strategies; taking care of yourself

Free dinner and childcare are offered for all participants in this class. In addition to our own congregation, NAMI Basics is open to the community and we encourage you to help promote it to your family, neighbors and friends. There are several ways you can register for the classes:

• Call 513-860-8396
• Register online at www.nami-bc.org
• Send an email to

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

I had such an amazing trip to the Holy Land, I am going back! I invite you to join me as I host a trip next year. We will take in the sights of Jerusalem, experience the tranquility of the Sea of Galilee, and the birthplace of Jesus in Bethlehem. We will walk where Jesus walked, and experience the land we read about through the pages of scripture. Travel dates are January 21-30, 2020.

For costs and a complete, detailed itinerary, visit my webpage at Educational Opportunities Tours.

This trip is open to anyone, so feel free to invite friends even if they do not attend Faith Community.  I will have an informational meeting this Sunday, March 17, in the Parlor at 12:15 pm. Looking forward to seeing you there!

 In His grip,

I had such an amazing trip to the Holy Land, I am going back! I invite you to join me as I host a trip next year. We will take in the sights of Jerusalem, experience the tranquility of the Sea of Galilee, and the birthplace of Jesus in Bethlehem. We will walk where Jesus walked, and experience the land we read about through the pages of scripture. Travel dates are January 21-30, 2020.

For costs and a complete, detailed itinerary, visit my webpage at Educational Opportunities Tours.

This trip is open to anyone, so feel free to invite friends even if they do not attend Faith Community.  I will have an informational meeting this Sunday, March 17, in the Parlor at 12:15 pm. Looking forward to seeing you there!

 In His grip,

Faith Community will host basketball teams and cheer squads today from 8 am - 4 pm. As part of the Northern Cincinnati Upward Basketball League, Faith joins other churches in helping to promote salvation, character and self-esteem in every boy and girl (K-8th grade) who participates. If you would like to learn more, please visit our website's children's page (scroll down for the Upward section).

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

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

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Pastor Tim is offering a monthly service of worship at the new Spectrum Retirement Community at 7047 Hamilton Mason Road in West Chester.  This time of worship meets the first Tuesday of every month at 1:30 pm in their Movie Theater. 

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

NAMI Basics is a FREE class that runs for six weeks and covers much of the same topics as our Family-to-Family program. NAMI Basics fosters learning, healing and empowerment among parents and families of children with emotional/mental/neurobiological disorders. A study published in the Journal of Child and Family Studies in August 2011 reported that the NAMI Basics program results in “significant improvement” for families when it comes to communication and coping skills.

Topics covered include:

• How to navigate the educational system and get your child the help he or she needs
• How a diagnosis is determined
• Treatment options: Therapy, medication or both?
• How to advocate for your child
• What you need to know to navigate the juvenile justice system
• Crisis prevention and relapse planning
• Communicating with your loved one
• Coping strategies; taking care of yourself

Free dinner and childcare are offered for all participants in this class. In addition to our own congregation, NAMI Basics is open to the community and we encourage you to help promote it to your family, neighbors and friends. There are several ways you can register for the classes:

• Call 513-860-8396
• Register online at www.nami-bc.org
• Send an email to

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Faith Community has a wonderful ministry of knitters and crocheters who use their talents to create beautiful baby hats and blankets, which are given to area hospitals by the "4 the Babies" ministry. They also provide blankets for each Faith baptism, and prayer shawls for the Faith Care Ministry. The group gathers in the Parlor on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm.  We would love to see you there! For more information, please contact Sharon Wright ( ) or Carolyn Godston ( ). 

A men's Widowers Support Group will be held the first Friday of every month, beginning November 1 at 9:00 am, at Coffee Beans and Brew, at 7051 Yankee Drive, in Liberty Township. This group is for those who have lost their spouse, whether recently or long ago. It is open to the community, and will be led by Skip Barker. Please contact Ann at with any questions. 

Faith Community will host basketball teams and cheer squads today from 8 am - 4 pm. As part of the Northern Cincinnati Upward Basketball League, Faith joins other churches in helping to promote salvation, character and self-esteem in every boy and girl (K-8th grade) who participates. If you would like to learn more, please visit our website's children's page (scroll down for the Upward section).

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

We invite you to join us any second Sunday for Next Connect! This is a gathering where we 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.

Meet us in room #205 (in the hallway across from the Sanctuary double doors). Contact Lynne with any questions -  

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

NAMI Basics is a FREE class that runs for six weeks and covers much of the same topics as our Family-to-Family program. NAMI Basics fosters learning, healing and empowerment among parents and families of children with emotional/mental/neurobiological disorders. A study published in the Journal of Child and Family Studies in August 2011 reported that the NAMI Basics program results in “significant improvement” for families when it comes to communication and coping skills.

Topics covered include:

• How to navigate the educational system and get your child the help he or she needs
• How a diagnosis is determined
• Treatment options: Therapy, medication or both?
• How to advocate for your child
• What you need to know to navigate the juvenile justice system
• Crisis prevention and relapse planning
• Communicating with your loved one
• Coping strategies; taking care of yourself

Free dinner and childcare are offered for all participants in this class. In addition to our own congregation, NAMI Basics is open to the community and we encourage you to help promote it to your family, neighbors and friends. There are several ways you can register for the classes:

• Call 513-860-8396
• Register online at www.nami-bc.org
• Send an email to

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Faith Community will host basketball teams and cheer squads today from 8 am - 4 pm. As part of the Northern Cincinnati Upward Basketball League, Faith joins other churches in helping to promote salvation, character and self-esteem in every boy and girl (K-8th grade) who participates. If you would like to learn more, please visit our website's children's page (scroll down for the Upward section).

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

NAMI Basics is a FREE class that runs for six weeks and covers much of the same topics as our Family-to-Family program. NAMI Basics fosters learning, healing and empowerment among parents and families of children with emotional/mental/neurobiological disorders. A study published in the Journal of Child and Family Studies in August 2011 reported that the NAMI Basics program results in “significant improvement” for families when it comes to communication and coping skills.

Topics covered include:

• How to navigate the educational system and get your child the help he or she needs
• How a diagnosis is determined
• Treatment options: Therapy, medication or both?
• How to advocate for your child
• What you need to know to navigate the juvenile justice system
• Crisis prevention and relapse planning
• Communicating with your loved one
• Coping strategies; taking care of yourself

Free dinner and childcare are offered for all participants in this class. In addition to our own congregation, NAMI Basics is open to the community and we encourage you to help promote it to your family, neighbors and friends. There are several ways you can register for the classes:

• Call 513-860-8396
• Register online at www.nami-bc.org
• Send an email to

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

If you are a widow, and would like to get together with other ladies who understand, please plan to meet at the Original Pancake House at Union Centre in West Chester on the third Friday of each month. We meet at 9:30 am and have a good time eating and sharing. Questions? Call Joyce Courtney at 777-3346.

Faith Community will host basketball teams and cheer squads today from 8 am - 4 pm. As part of the Northern Cincinnati Upward Basketball League, Faith joins other churches in helping to promote salvation, character and self-esteem in every boy and girl (K-8th grade) who participates. If you would like to learn more, please visit our website's children's page (scroll down for the Upward section).

Small things done with great love can make a difference to one person and to a community. Join us in our church-wide movement #sharingthelove on the third Saturday of every EVEN month: February, April, June, August, October and December.

It's easy and fun! Meet at the church and then we will head out into the community to share acts of kindness. Serving opportunities for all ages will be provided with different time slots during the day. If you cannot join us that day, we will have a flier available with suggested activities so you can still participate whenever it's convenient for you. Note: Please check back closer to the event for a downloadable file with the list of activities.

Remember to tag your photos* on social media with #sharingthelove. Together we can make a difference in the community!

*See our list of practical tips for sharing the love and taking photos

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

All families of Upward basketball players and cheerleaders are invited to the Upward Family Celebration held at Princeton Pike Church of God. The evening will include entertainment and each child will receive a special gift.

Time TBD

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Faith Community will host basketball teams and cheer squads today from 8 am - 4 pm. As part of the Northern Cincinnati Upward Basketball League, Faith joins other churches in helping to promote salvation, character and self-esteem in every boy and girl (K-8th grade) who participates. If you would like to learn more, please visit our website's children's page (scroll down for the Upward section).

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

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

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Pastor Tim is offering a monthly service of worship at the new Spectrum Retirement Community at 7047 Hamilton Mason Road in West Chester.  This time of worship meets the first Tuesday of every month at 1:30 pm in their Movie Theater. 

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Faith Community has a wonderful ministry of knitters and crocheters who use their talents to create beautiful baby hats and blankets, which are given to area hospitals by the "4 the Babies" ministry. They also provide blankets for each Faith baptism, and prayer shawls for the Faith Care Ministry. The group gathers in the Parlor on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm.  We would love to see you there! For more information, please contact Sharon Wright ( ) or Carolyn Godston ( ). 

A men's Widowers Support Group will be held the first Friday of every month, beginning November 1 at 9:00 am, at Coffee Beans and Brew, at 7051 Yankee Drive, in Liberty Township. This group is for those who have lost their spouse, whether recently or long ago. It is open to the community, and will be led by Skip Barker. Please contact Ann at with any questions. 

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

We invite you to join us any second Sunday for Next Connect! This is a gathering where we 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.

Meet us in room #205 (in the hallway across from the Sanctuary double doors). Contact Lynne with any questions -  

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

If you are a widow, and would like to get together with other ladies who understand, please plan to meet at the Original Pancake House at Union Centre in West Chester on the third Friday of each month. We meet at 9:30 am and have a good time eating and sharing. Questions? Call Joyce Courtney at 777-3346.

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Faith Community has a wonderful ministry of knitters and crocheters who use their talents to create beautiful baby hats and blankets, which are given to area hospitals by the "4 the Babies" ministry. They also provide blankets for each Faith baptism, and prayer shawls for the Faith Care Ministry. The group gathers in the Parlor on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm.  We would love to see you there! For more information, please contact Sharon Wright ( ) or Carolyn Godston ( ). 

A men's Widowers Support Group will be held the first Friday of every month, beginning November 1 at 9:00 am, at Coffee Beans and Brew, at 7051 Yankee Drive, in Liberty Township. This group is for those who have lost their spouse, whether recently or long ago. It is open to the community, and will be led by Skip Barker. Please contact Ann at with any questions. 

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

We invite you to join us on Sunday, April 5 for our Next Connect Gathering! NOTE: Normally we gather on the second Sunday of each month, but will meet on the first Sunday in April due to Easter.

Next Connect is a gathering where we 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.

Meet us in room #205 (in the hallway across from the Sanctuary double doors). Contact Lynne with any questions -  

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

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

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Pastor Tim is offering a monthly service of worship at the new Spectrum Retirement Community at 7047 Hamilton Mason Road in West Chester.  This time of worship meets the first Tuesday of every month at 1:30 pm in their Movie Theater. 

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

If you are a widow, and would like to get together with other ladies who understand, please plan to meet at the Original Pancake House at Union Centre in West Chester on the third Friday of each month. We meet at 9:30 am and have a good time eating and sharing. Questions? Call Joyce Courtney at 777-3346.

Small things done with great love can make a difference to one person and to a community. Join us in our church-wide movement #sharingthelove on the third Saturday of every EVEN month: February, April, June, August, October and December.

It's easy and fun! Meet at the church and then we will head out into the community to share acts of kindness. Serving opportunities for all ages will be provided with different time slots during the day. If you cannot join us that day, we will have a flier available with suggested activities so you can still participate whenever it's convenient for you. Note: Please check back closer to the event for a downloadable file with the list of activities.

Remember to tag your photos* on social media with #sharingthelove. Together we can make a difference in the community!

*See our list of practical tips for sharing the love and taking photos

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

A men's Widowers Support Group will be held the first Friday of every month, beginning November 1 at 9:00 am, at Coffee Beans and Brew, at 7051 Yankee Drive, in Liberty Township. This group is for those who have lost their spouse, whether recently or long ago. It is open to the community, and will be led by Skip Barker. Please contact Ann at with any questions. 

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

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

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Pastor Tim is offering a monthly service of worship at the new Spectrum Retirement Community at 7047 Hamilton Mason Road in West Chester.  This time of worship meets the first Tuesday of every month at 1:30 pm in their Movie Theater. 

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Faith Community has a wonderful ministry of knitters and crocheters who use their talents to create beautiful baby hats and blankets, which are given to area hospitals by the "4 the Babies" ministry. They also provide blankets for each Faith baptism, and prayer shawls for the Faith Care Ministry. The group gathers in the Parlor on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm.  We would love to see you there! For more information, please contact Sharon Wright ( ) or Carolyn Godston ( ). 

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

We invite you to join us any second Sunday for Next Connect! This is a gathering where we 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.

Meet us in room #205 (in the hallway across from the Sanctuary double doors). Contact Lynne with any questions -  

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

If you are a widow, and would like to get together with other ladies who understand, please plan to meet at the Original Pancake House at Union Centre in West Chester on the third Friday of each month. We meet at 9:30 am and have a good time eating and sharing. Questions? Call Joyce Courtney at 777-3346.

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

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

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Pastor Tim is offering a monthly service of worship at the new Spectrum Retirement Community at 7047 Hamilton Mason Road in West Chester.  This time of worship meets the first Tuesday of every month at 1:30 pm in their Movie Theater. 

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

A men's Widowers Support Group will be held the first Friday of every month, beginning November 1 at 9:00 am, at Coffee Beans and Brew, at 7051 Yankee Drive, in Liberty Township. This group is for those who have lost their spouse, whether recently or long ago. It is open to the community, and will be led by Skip Barker. Please contact Ann at with any questions. 

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

We invite you to join us any second Sunday for Next Connect! This is a gathering where we 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.

Meet us in room #205 (in the hallway across from the Sanctuary double doors). Contact Lynne with any questions -  

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

If you are a widow, and would like to get together with other ladies who understand, please plan to meet at the Original Pancake House at Union Centre in West Chester on the third Friday of each month. We meet at 9:30 am and have a good time eating and sharing. Questions? Call Joyce Courtney at 777-3346.

Small things done with great love can make a difference to one person and to a community. Join us in our church-wide movement #sharingthelove on the third Saturday of every EVEN month: February, April, June, August, October and December.

It's easy and fun! Meet at the church and then we will head out into the community to share acts of kindness. Serving opportunities for all ages will be provided with different time slots during the day. If you cannot join us that day, we will have a flier available with suggested activities so you can still participate whenever it's convenient for you. Note: Please check back closer to the event for a downloadable file with the list of activities.

Remember to tag your photos* on social media with #sharingthelove. Together we can make a difference in the community!

*See our list of practical tips for sharing the love and taking photos

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

A men's Widowers Support Group will be held the first Friday of every month, beginning November 1 at 9:00 am, at Coffee Beans and Brew, at 7051 Yankee Drive, in Liberty Township. This group is for those who have lost their spouse, whether recently or long ago. It is open to the community, and will be led by Skip Barker. Please contact Ann at with any questions. 

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun! 

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

Boy Scout Troop 990 - Weekly Meeting

Pastor Tim is offering a monthly service of worship at the new Spectrum Retirement Community at 7047 Hamilton Mason Road in West Chester.  This time of worship meets the first Tuesday of every month at 1:30 pm in their Movie Theater. 

Stepping Forward is held weekly on Tuesday nights. This program helps equip low-income families with the skills and knowledge they need to move their lives forward. The Stepping Forward program includes:

• Community Dinner with Praise music and prayer from 6 to 7 pm
• Children’s Programming from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Referrals to other needed services from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Life Skills Classes for adults from 7 to 8 pm
• Faith Food Pantry will be open from 6:30 to 8 pm
• Prayer Room will be open from 6 to 8 pm

Your help is needed to make this program a success!
If you or a local community group that you are part of, may be interested in serving at Stepping Forward, please contact

All students grades 7-12 are invited to this community event. Weekly we will be partnering with Stepping Forward to CONNECT students to our church and the youth ministry. Elevate will serve two different grade ranges in one time slot. 6-12 grades all meet in the Youth Room after dinner.

Being a parent is one of life’s great blessings, but it can be difficult, draining and sometimes overwhelming. To offer support, hope and strength for single parents, Faith offers a Single Parenting care group every Tuesday from 7 - 8 pm (with optional free dinner from 6-7 pm). The group will address a variety of relevant weekly topics including self-care, boundaries, finances and much more. Come at 6 pm to enjoy dinner with your kid(s) and then drop them off at 7 pm in one of our free childcare, homework help, or youth rooms. Then you can head off to enjoy time with other single parents during the group from 7-8 pm.

Youth Sunday School meets from 9:30 - 10:30 am in the Youth Room.

We invite you to join us any second Sunday for Next Connect! This is a gathering where we 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.

Meet us in room #205 (in the hallway across from the Sanctuary double doors). Contact Lynne with any questions -  

Students who are in grades 7–12 are invited to join us for Youth Group on Sunday nights from 5 - 7 pm. The evening will include dinner, games, music, hanging out with friends, and a message from God's word. Plus, there are small groups with caring and qualified adult leaders where students can connect and grow deeper in their faith. Bring a friend and join us for the fun!