Several people have reached out about the Year End Reports for 2022. Usually, churches have received the forms needed to complete these reports by the end of December. This year, we are awaiting updates that are being done to the system and there is a delay in the reports being sent out. The issue is being worked on, and the paperwork for the reports will be sent as soon as the system is ready. Thank you for your patience!

A 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey at 4:17 am on February 6, the most powerful earthquake recorded since 1939. In the hours that followed, at least 78 aftershocks were reported, followed by a second earthquake of 7.5 magnitude. The earthquake and aftershocks also impacted northwest Syria, where 4.1 million people depend on humanitarian assistance. The death toll continues to rise and the humanitarian response is struggling to ramp up to meet the... continue reading

You are invited to be a part of a West Ohio Conference Volunteers in Mission Team to the North Katanga Annual Conference in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The mission experience will include a team of 8-10 persons who will work with the leaders of the North Katanga Annual Conference to develop a training experience for the youth and young adults in the congregations surrounding the village of Kamina. In addition to the training, the team will have the oppor... continue reading

“Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.” (Matthew 5:5)   Meek does not mean weak.   Now that we have that out of the way, what is meant by “blessed are the meek?”   If what comes to mind when you hear the word meek is weak, harmless, or spiritless, it’s time to reconsider. If what you think of is someone who is a “doormat,” quiet, timid, or does not want to offend anyone, let’s reframe it in the biblical understanding of meek.   Contin... continue reading