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Variety of performances are free and open to public during Music on Market.
Bishop is an award winning Southern Gospel singer, songwriter an producer and he is coming to the Trinity United Methodist Church.
With help from Durniat Strength, Evelyn Manzella looks forward to setting new powerlifting goals.
Margi Oller, national director/representative of the Catholic Daughters of the Americas, attends 29th Biennial Convention of the Idaho State Court.
The Wooster Church of the Nazarene will be hosting the sale. This sale offers shoppers the luxury of only having to go to one place and the fact that it is completely devoted to children's items is a bonus.
Bob Mortimer, who lost three limbs, will speak at the Orrville Christian Church April 12.
Take a trip back in time when the Millersburg Church of God Women's Ministry hosts an overnight fundraising bus trip to the Creation Museum near Cincinnati.
Shreve United Methodist Church will host this performance. Dr. Any Yekel will be directing the Chancel Choir as the perform selections from Handel's Messiah.
Chippewa Church of the Brethren will host Louis Powers, an Orrville native who overcame a 14-year drug addiction.
St. James Episcopal Church announced the 35th spring season of Brown Bag concerts and they have quite a line up for the series this year.
Orrville Community Good Friday Service will be held March 29.
Mosaic Connection is pleased to announce the return of Journey of the Cross, a seasonal exhibit that allows visitors to symbolically walk in the footsteps of Jesus during the last week of his life.
Troy Zinck traveled to Egypt for mission work, hoping to make a positive impact on the youth there through soccer and physical education. What he got was a whole lot more, as the teacher became the pupil. His faith grew in ways he never imagined as he lived through two years of volatility in the...
Camp Buckeye will share its message of transforming young lives as they host internationally known speaker Don Bartlette, who will share his life story, Macaroni at Midnight at the Amish Country Theater on Saturday, March 23 at 7 p.m. Bartlette's story conveys the transforming power of love and...
For the past five years, Lasting Flame Marriage Seminar has provided couples with ways to enhance their relationship. With all of the demands on the marriage today, including bills, raising children, work and all kinds of other stresses, sometimes it is easy to lose sight of your best friend: Your...
The Wooster Hope Center (WHC) continues to promote community partnerships and collaboration. As a result, the WHC is offering workshops for community members and continues to offer social service fairs at the food distributions. The ultimate goal is self-sufficiency and independence for those it...
Board of managers meeting held Jan. 28.
This is actually two sales in one as some items are offered for silent auction while others are available for the bid auction only.
Board of managers meeting held Jan. 28.
Benefit auction at Wooster Church of the Nazarene.
New Leaf Ministry is a program in Wooster that offers housing and support for men who have completed a drug and alcohol program or been sober for a year, have financial issues or are coping with relationship problems. The house is for men over 21 years of age who are committed to change and ready...
Women's Retreat at Parkview Christian Church scheduled for Feb. 23.
United Dayspring Mennonite Church celebrates 25 years.
The Orrville Lions Club will now accept donations of hearing aids at all the current Lions eyeglasses donation sites.
Women's Retreat at Parkview Christian Church scheduled for Feb. 23.
Panhandling has become a concern in Wooster for at least a year. The panhandlers who have been approached have been from other counties and have declined opportunities for services. Joe Rubino, of Parkview Christian Church, offers the most effective advice for responding to the panhandling.
The Wayne County Choral Union has experienced a flurry of activity this holiday season. The singing group will wrap up with a Christmas concert on Dec. 18, at Wooster First Presbyterian Church. The chorus features 63 members and will celebrate its tenth anniversary this spring.
A blanket can be an incredibly comforting thing to a child, and in times of trouble, disaster or illness, a blanket can almost take on a life of its own, much like the blanket of Linus Van Pelt of Peanuts fame. Here in Holmes, Wayne and Tuscarawas counties, Project Linus is providing these...
The Wooster Hope Center (WHC) is collaborating with eight different churches to provide the Community Thanksgiving Dinner on Nov. 17. There will be enough food for up to 500 meals and anyone interested in a free dinner is invited. The event is an opportunity for the WHC to give thanks to the...
DayBreak Community Church is hosting a Trunk-or-Treat Fall Festival on Sunday, Oct. 28. The event will include free games, prizes, candy, food and a bounce house for children. The bigger component is the community involvement and the opportunity for fellowship.
Kidron's Missions at the Airport began because of the Stoltzfus family's passion for supporting the work of Bible translation and jungle aviation services. Now, it has returned, thanks to the steadfast commitment of a third-generation pilot who shared his family's vision.
Join a fitness class for women where you can find friendship, accountability and support.
First Baptist Church has weathered fire, wind, and hard times to get to the two century mark. The congregation celebrated 200 years on Sunday, August 26 with special music and words of congratulations from many community members.
The Wooster Hope Center hosted a movie under the stars on Friday, August 17 at the OARDC Amphitheater. Featuring the movie E.T., the event drew a large crowd of families. Area churches also held food sales to raise money for the backpack of food program.
Rock the Planet Youth Ministries of Church of the Saviour took its love of God to Thailand July 15-27 to deliver the gospel. The tour also included work with the leprosy colony, which is an ostracized population in Thailand. The group delivered messages via dramas, dances, testimonies and preaching.
Successful community collaboration plans third annual clothing giveaway.
The Wooster Hope Center (WHC) is offering a backpack of food program in collaboration with area organizations and churches. A bag of food will be provided every other weekend for 150 students at two elementary schools. The WHC is also offering a movie under the stars for free, fun quality time for...
Habitat for Humanity begins construction on another home.
State of Ohio Regent Margi Oller and State First Vice Regent Diana Boldman join CDA state officers from across the country at national convention in Omaha, Neb.
A Mennonite businessman from Kidron was shot and killed while working in rural Afghanistan July 23. Al Geiser, 65, was working on a hydroelectric project at the time.
Buck Ludowese was recently presented a plaque for his service to the Meals Together program at Wooster United Methodist Church.
Kids enjoy a week of creating great works of art, music and experiencing fellowship at the Mosaic Kids Connection Art Camp. The art camp was hosted July 16-20 to introduce various art forms to kids.
Shop for school clothes at this upcoming sale at the Wooster Church of the Nazarene.
People to People Ministries will host a Back to School Project, offering clothes and school supplies, at the Wooster Church of the Nazarene on Oak Hill Road.
Missionary Michael Howard will speak on Friday evening, June 29, at 7 p.m., at Freedom Fellowship Church, 6209 South Carr Road, near Apple Creek.
Quilters from around 20 area Amish and Mennonite churches gathered at Lehman's June 3-10 to stitch together a Lone Star quilt. The quilt is destined for the Ohio Mennonite Relief Sale, an annual benefit auction that supports the global relief work of Mennonite Central Committee. This year's auction...
On Saturday, June 23, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Wooster Church of the Nazarene will host a church yard sale to raise money for outreach ministries. The event will feature a variety of items at fair prices and will take place rain or shine.
The Wooster Hope Center will collaborate with the Ohio Benefit Bank (OBB), Feed HIS Family Ministry, Inc. and Grace Brethren Church at the next food distribution. Community members can expect opportunities to apply for wrap-around services while receiving food.
Dick Farrell appreciates suggestions from his readers for future topics...
Dick Farrell says times have certainly changed, including the job market,...
