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

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

NOTE: Yoga class will NOT meet on the Fourth of July.
We will resume again the following week on Monday, July 11, 2022.

Christian Yoga meets at Faith Community every Monday from 1-2 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC). This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

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

NOTE: Our regular Caregiver Support Group usually meets the first Monday of the month. However, due to the Fourth of July holiday, we will NOT meet on July 4. Instead, our meeting will be held the next day on Tuesday, July 5 at our normal time (2:00 pm) in the Parlor.

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. If you care for another adult in any way, you are invited to join us. 

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

NOTE: Our regular Caregiver Support Group usually meets the first Monday of the month. However, due to the Fourth of July holiday, we will NOT meet on July 4. Instead, our meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 5 at our normal time (2:00 pm) in the Parlor.

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. If you care for another adult in any way, you are invited to join us. 

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

All Vacation Bible School (VBS) families are invited to join us for a Movie Night on Saturday, July 9 at 6:00 pm in the Christian Living Center. Parents and siblings are welcome too!

Use your VBS Chick-fil-A gift card to grab some dinner, and bring a picnic blanket or sleeping bag to sit on. We will sing some of our VBS songs, play some games, win some prizes, and watch Dreamwork's excellent family movie, “Joseph: King of Dreams.” This will wrap up the entire story of VBS and God's great plan for Joseph's life! Popcorn and water bottles will be provided. See you then!

Questions? Please email Kelly at

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

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

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

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

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

Join us every Monday from 1 pm - 2 pm in the Christian Living Center (CLC) for Christian Yoga. This class incorporates scripture, prayer and praise into the exercise routine and helps draw the participant into a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Gentle movement exercises will consist of standing and chair exercises; floor exercises with mat are optional. Yoga has been shown to improve overall health, decrease stress/anxiety, and reduce pain to help you get in shape and glorify God through Mind, Body and Spirit!

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

All Youth are invited to meet at Kings Island for a day of fun and fellowship on Monday, July 18. We will meet at the park at 10 am. If you need help buying a ticket or want to purchase one through Jeff beforehand, please send a note to

Questions? Contact Jeff at  

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

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

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

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

All PrimeTimers and their friends are invited to meet at the amphitheater in Keehner Park on Saturday, August 20 at 7:00 pm to listen to the Missing Pieces Band play your favorite songs. Bring your lawn chair and your dinner. Drinks will be furnished. Come and enjoy a wonderful evening together. Contact Ann Copeland with any questions. 

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

The PrimeTimers are sponsoring a delightful day on the river! Enjoy a wonderful all-you-can-eat buffet lunch and an afternoon of cruising down the Ohio River with Faith Community friends on Wednesday, September 14. We will leave the church in an air-conditioned bus at 10:30 am to board the BB riverboat for a wonderful afternoon of food and fellowship. Tickets are $50, which includes transportation, the boat ride and an all-you-can-eat buffet. We will return to the church around 3:00 pm. Money is due by Monday, August 15. Tickets are limited, so please call the church office to secure your seat today. Contact Ann Copeland at with any questions.

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

The REAL THING Event

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

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

Purchase Tickets

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

The REAL Thing Speakers

J. Warner Wallace - Keynote Speaker

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

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

Timothy McGrew

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

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

Tom Gilson

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

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

Bob Perry

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

The REAL THING Event

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

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

Purchase Tickets

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

The REAL Thing Speakers

J. Warner Wallace - Keynote Speaker

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

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

Timothy McGrew

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

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

Tom Gilson

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

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

Bob Perry

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

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

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

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

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

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

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

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

Our goal in this brief gathering is to:

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

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

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

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or

Have you lost a loved one and are struggling to find peace and hope in the midst of loss?  When grief comes into our lives, it can be difficult to navigate the emotional storm of intense feelings.  It can feel very lonely. Our "Journey through Grief” Support Group is a structured care group designed to help those grieving the loss of a loved one to find hope, peace, and comfort. It can help us gain strength as we walk together side by side with those sharing a similar loss. 

Our Grief Support Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:30 pm in the Prayer Room. Please join us for this opportunity to find comfort, hope and healing. For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Ann at 513-257-1725 or