Chapel Hill United Methodist Church

The Berean Baptist Church, based in Mansfield, Ohio, offers a range of ministries for men, women, children, youth and seniors. The adult ministries include home fellowships, women s ministry, men s fellowship, adult Christian education, mothers of preschoolers, scripture fellowships and Bible studies. Berean s mission ministry includes both support for missionaries and sending people on short-term mission trips to Dominican Republic and Ukraine. These short-term trips also include construction projects, English camps, children's adventure camps, youth camps and adult ministry. The worship ministry offers services in a variety of methods that include music, prayer, scripture, preaching, drama and testimonies.

Little Washington Congregational Church, nestled in Mansfield, OH, offers traditional Sunday morning services at 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., with Sunday school and childcare services available. For youth in grades 6th-12th, there is a dynamic youth group meeting following the 9:30 a.m. service from 10:45 am-11:15 am. As a warm and welcoming church, Little Washington embraces Congregationalist traditions, rooted in Protestant beliefs and traditional worship practices. The church upholds the Bible as the Word of God and reveres the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in their worship services. In addition to regular services, the church hosts various events such as Men's Breakfasts, Women's Bible Studies, Wednesday Bible Study, and Choir Practices throughout the month. Led by Senior Pastor Mike Ziadeh, a devoted minister with a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and a Master's degree in Theological Studies, the church community is dedicated to spreading love and faith both locally and globally. Generated from the website content

Resurrection Parish at 2600 Lexington Avenue, OH 44904 LexingtonUS - Learn more About Us Learn more About Us Resurrection Parish began as a "Mission Church of St. Peter's" in 1969. Fr. Robert Weithman was the first priest assigned to the Lexington church. The temporary place of Sunday worship was the auditorium of Lexington Junior High, and weekday masses were held in private homes. Groundbreaking ceremonies were held on June 9, 1970 on land donated by Ruby Campbell. 600 people attended the first Mass in the building which was held at 8: 00 pm, December 24, 1970. The Stations of the Cross were labors of love fashioned by parishioners. Each hooked station measures 40" X 50", each with a wooden cross at the corner made by Joe Behr, our first deacon, and each bears the name of the woman who hooked it. Fr. Weithman lead the parish until July 1981 when Fr. Lawrence Scharf became the new pastor. During his time, the Parish Hall was built with classrooms on the lower floor to provide more space for education and fellowship. The Hall was dedicated in February, 1988. Fr. Scharf was transferred in 1993 and Fr. Stanley Szybka became the pastor of Resurrection. He served Resurrection for 12 years until Fr. Nelson Beaver became pastor in 2005.