All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church

Rev. Joan VanBecelaere — Reflections on Matthew Chapter 25
2025-08-10 10:30 - 12:00 (America/New_York) | All Souls UU Church, 25 Church St., Bellville, Ohio, 44813
Sunday Service — 10:30 a.m.
Leader — Margaret Lin
Speaker — Rev. Joan VanBecelaere
Title — Reflections on Matthew Chapter 25
Topic — In our current politics, one side speaks of the tens of millions who will be cut off from their health care and their food. The other side says nobody will feel the cuts as they strip away essential food and medical programs. Politicians ignore the pain of low-income US families and tell vulnerable people to fill out more forms and just work harder.
In the gospel of Matthew Chapter 25, Jesus tells a prophetic story and closes it saying ” I was hungry, I was thirsty, I was naked, I was a stranger, I was sick, I was in prison. What you do to “the least of these,” you do to me.” On Aug 10, we will unpack this gospel story and the modern meaning of “least of these.”
Bio — Rev. Joan VanBecelaere is a retired Unitarian Universalist community minister. Prior to retirement, she was the Executive Director of Unitarian Universalist Justice Ohio. She has also served as regional Lead with the Central East Region, district executive for the old Ohio Meadville District, vice president for student services at Iliff School of Theology in Denver CO. She has a long standing interest in politics and has a masters of public administration and policy analysis from CU Denver.
She is a member of the North Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Lewis Center, Ohio. She lives in Waverly, OH with her spouse, Jerry, and three lovely felines.
Join us downstairs after service for coffee and conversation.
Masks are optional in the building, and we fully support individuals’ choices regarding their use.

Christopher Reynolds — Remember There Is A Heaven, pt. 1
2025-08-17 10:30 - 12:00 | All Souls UU Church, 25 Church St., Bellville, Ohio, 44813
Sunday Service — 10:30 a.m.
Leader — Hayley Young
Speaker — Christopher Reynolds
Title — Remember There Is A Heaven, pt. 1
Topic —Join Christopher Reynolds for this invitation to renew democracy by returning to our Western roots. Plato’s Republic encourages a healthy self-esteem. In chapter 10, The Myth of Er, Socrates reminds us that human souls are immortal and we participate in the choosing of our lives.
In closing Socrates advises: “Wherefore my counsel is, that we hold fast ever to the heavenly way and follow after justice and virtue always, considering that the soul is immortal and able to endure every sort of good and every sort of evil.”
As we re-define American democracy together, our souls’ innate resilience can help us evolve from a culture that holds fast to the heavenly way into a culture that holds fast to a sacred union of Heaven and Earth – a Way of Water.
When human beings remember their Original Instructions, there is a Heaven and It is spread upon the Earth.
Bio — F. Christopher Reynolds, M.Ed,, is a singer, teacher and alchemical shaman. His mission is Home-Making — to sing about, to teach, and to heal American culture’s sacred relationships with the lands, ancestors, peoples, and stars. He is a singer-songwriter with 20 original albums.
He is the lead author on the only published papers on depth psychology, giftedness, soul, and creativity. Chris is also published in organic creativity, holistic learning and spirituality in education. He is a co-founder of archetypal ecology and No Man’s Folk.
He is a board member and ritual consultant for Warriors Journey Home and has been a ritual leader with them since 2015, including 2 pilgrimages to Vietnam. His website is: www.urrealist.com
Join us downstairs after service for coffee and conversation.
Masks are optional in the building, and we fully support individuals’ choices regarding their use.

A Course In Miracles
2025-08-20 18:30 - 20:00, 2025-09-03 18:30 - 20:00, 2025-09-17 18:30 - 20:00, 2025-10-01 18:30 - 20:00, 2025-10-15 18:30 - 20:00 | All Souls Fellowship Hall, 25 Church St, Bellville, OH, 44813, United States
Discover the transformative teachings of A Course In Miracles in our bi-monthly sessions.
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Church Basement
Unlock the power of spiritual growth and inner peace.
All are welcome!

Brian Moore — Living With Constancy
2025-08-24 10:30 - 12:00 | OH
Sunday Service — 10:30 a.m.
Leader — Reed Richmond
Speaker — Brian Moore
Title — Living With Constancy
Topic — The value of being supremely conscious of the constant cycle of all. Rather than viewing change as a disruptive, unwanted occurrence, you can choose to view the variances in your world as valuable influences in the cycle of a Tao-centered existence
Bio — Brian serves as the Chairman of the Pulpit and Worship Committee at All Souls. Celebrating over 30 years of marriage to Jacqueline and embracing life in his 60s, they share their home with 2 cats, 2 dogs, and a vibrant aquarium and pond boasting over 35 fish. Proud parents of two grown children and grandparents to three grandchildren, they find joy in family and music, performing together in the group Tao Bridge. As the dedicated proprietors of Mid-Ohio Supply Co. for four decades, they embody commitment and entrepreneurial spirit. Outside of work, Brian’s passions include gardening, yard work, and culinary adventures. He also nurtures Sacred Stones Mystical Farm as its curator. Since joining All Souls in 2005, Brian finds fulfillment in his Unitarian Universalist faith and cherishes the opportunity to serve the church community.
Join us downstairs after service for coffee and conversation.
Masks are optional in the building, and we fully support individuals’ choices regarding their use.

Questions for Your Answers
2025-08-27 10:00 - 11:30, 2025-09-24 10:00 - 11:30 | Bob Evans @ Hanley Rd., 30 W. Hanley Rd., Mansfield, OH, 44903, United States
Come and be part of our monthly gathering, starting at 10 a.m.
Location: Bob Evans on Hanley Road in Mansfield.
Join us for discussions on life, faith, and any topics close to your heart.

Annual Pet Blessing
2025-08-31 10:30 - 12:00 | Sacred Stones Mystical Farm, 3072 State Route 430, Mansfield, OH, 44903, United States
Sunday Service — 10:30 a.m.
Leader — Jacqueline Moore
Speaker — Missy Houghton, Richland County Dog Warden
Title — What does the Dog Warden do for our community?
Bio — Missy started working for the Richland County Dog Warden’s Office in October of 2019 and became the Dog Warden in April of 2021. Prior to her employment with the county, she spent 13 years as the Director and Humane Agent of the Humane Society of Richland County. In 2019, she received the Hometown Hero Award from the Lake Erie Heartland American Red Cross for her work in animal welfare. Missy has spoken on several animal welfare topics to the state legislature.
Missy is a Richland County native, where she lives with her three dogs (Marvel, Larry, and Virgil) and her six cats (Barbosa, Vandy, Vendetta, Rampage, Mayhem, and Trashcan).
This service is off site. Join us at Sacred Stones Mystical Farm and after service for potluck. Address is listed below.

Potluck
2025-08-31 12:00 - 14:00 | Sacred Stones Mystical Farm, 3072 State Route 430, Mansfield, OH, 44903, United States
Join us after the service for a delicious and heartwarming potluck meal! This is a wonderful opportunity to share your favorite dishes, enjoy great company, and connect with our All Souls community.
Bring your appetite, your favorite dish, and your joyful spirit—we can’t wait to see you there!
Let’s celebrate fellowship together!
When: After the pet blessing service
Where: Sacred Stones Mystical Farm
Hope to see you Sunday!

Wine with Friends
2025-09-04 19:00 - 21:00, 2025-10-02 19:00 - 21:00 | All Souls Fellowship Hall, 25 Church St, Bellville, OH, 44813, United States
Gather with fellow church members and invite a friend to join us for an enjoyable evening filled with wine and engaging conversations.
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Church Basement
Please contribute by bringing a bottle of wine to share or a delightful side dish. A suggested donation of $5 is appreciated.
For additional details, feel free to reach out to Carla Miller.

Love On A Mission Gala
2025-09-06 17:30 - 22:00 | Mid Ohio Conference Center, 890 West 4th Street, Mansfield, OH, 44903, United States
Love on a Mission Gala
“10 Years, One Mission”
Saturday, September 6, 2025
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Mid-Ohio Conference Center

Join us as we celebrate a decade of community, courage, and connection.
Love on a Mission proudly invites you to our 10th Anniversary Gala, a powerful evening honoring the impact, growth, and resilience of our LGBTQIA+ youth and the families who stand beside them. For ten years, we’ve been building bridges in Richland County and beyond—offering safe spaces, uplifting voices, and creating a future rooted in love and belonging.

Enjoy an evening of celebration!
This is our biggest fundraising event of the year, and your presence helps fuel our mission for the year ahead—from youth programs and family support groups to advocacy, education, and community outreach. Every ticket, every bid, every gift makes a difference.

Whether you’ve walked with us since the beginning or are new to our mission, this night is for you. Let’s reflect on what we’ve achieved—and look ahead to what’s still possible.

Together, we are LOAM.
Together, we are 10 Years, One Mission.

Please see Jen Gibson for more information and tickets
Proceeds raised from this event will continue to help LOAM provide a safe place for the LGBTQ+ youth in our community.
Love on a Mission is a non-profit organization that is creating a safe place for LGBTQ+ youth in our community to feel unconditionally loved and accepted for being their authentic selves. We are currently meeting weekly to offer support, advocacy and education. Our goal is to have our own facility and also have available an emergency bed shelter for those that find themselves homeless after coming out to their families.

Rev. Dr. Elaine Strawn — What Would Joanna Macy Do?
2025-09-07 10:30 - 12:00 | All Souls UU Church, 25 Church St., Bellville, Ohio, 44813
Sunday Service — 10:30 a.m.
Leader — Jen Gibson
Speaker — Rev. Dr. Elaine Strawn
Title — What Would Joanna Macy Do?
Topic — We have lost a great leader in the recent death of Joanna Macy. But she might query: “What have you lost? You still have your love of nature and humanity. You still have your calling.” The woman who pointed us to Active Hope (no matter the circumstances) invited us to identify the love and commitment within us to heal the world. There will be time in the service for you to share the names of folks who have inspired such Hope and Compassion within you.
Bio — Rev. Dr. Elaine served as the settled minister in the UU Fellowship of Wayne County in Wooster for 23 years before semi-retiring. She now co-chairs the regional Commissioned Lay Ministry Council and offers Spiritual Direction to a wide variety of people. Walking, gardening and tai chi keep her grounded and inspired.
Join us downstairs after service for coffee and conversation.
Masks are optional in the building, and we fully support individuals’ choices regarding their use.

175th Bellville Street Fair
2025-09-10 - 2025-09-13 | Bellville Merchant Tent, Bellville, OH, United States
More information to come

Christopher Reynolds — Remember There Is A Heaven, pt. 2: The Message of Johnny Appleseed and Swedenborg
2025-09-14 10:30 - 12:00 | All Souls UU Church, 25 Church St., Bellville, Ohio, 44813
Sunday Service — 10:30 a.m.
Leader — Brian Moore
Speaker — Christopher Reynolds
Title — Remember There Is A Heaven, pt. 2: The Message of Johnny Appleseed and Swedenborg
Topic — John Chapman was inspired by Emmanuel Swedenborg’s teaching that, “God is pure love. Whether we worship God or the Great Spirit, whether we live in a log cabin, a wigwam, or an igloo, we are children of the same Creator. Everyone who is born has an equal chance of going to heaven. We go there every time we think of a noble thought, and we stay there when it becomes our nature to love others more than ourselves.” Join Christopher Reynolds as we return to the Tree.
There will be a Hungry Ghost ceremony at Sacred Stones Mystical farm for continuing the healing from the war violence that was part of our bio region’s history
Bio — F. Christopher Reynolds, M.Ed., is a singer, teacher and alchemical shaman. His mission is Home-Making — to sing about, to teach, and to heal American culture’s sacred relationships with the lands, ancestors, peoples, and stars. He is a singer-songwriter with 20 original albums. He is the lead author on the only published papers on depth psychology, giftedness, soul, and creativity. Chris is also published in organic creativity, holistic learning and spirituality in education. He is a co-founder of archetypal ecology and No Man’s Folk. He is a board member and ritual consultant for Warriors Journey Home and has been a ritual leader with them since 2015, including 2 pilgrimages to Vietnam. His website is: www.urrealist.com
Join us downstairs after service for coffee and conversation.
Masks are optional in the building, and we fully support individuals’ choices regarding their use.

Family Spirits Celebration Potluck and Hungry Ghost Ceremony
2025-09-14 13:00 - 16:00 | Sacred Stones Mystical Farm, 3072 State Route 430, Mansfield, OH, 44903, United States
Come after the service to Sacred Stones Mystical Farm for a Family Spirits Celebration Potluck and Hungry Ghosts Ceremony.
Family Spirits Celebration Potluck and Hungry Ghost Ceremony
Sunday, September 14, 2025
Sacred Stone Mystical Farm
1-4 pm
Potluck starts at 1pm and Hungry Ghost Ceremony starts at 2pm

For the potluck, bring food that a loving person who you would like to honor loved to eat, a story, song, dance connected to that person. You are encouraged to honor a deceased person in your life who has continued to care for you and’/your family from the other side through After Death Communication (ADC). Our feast is to show gratitude and to care for that reality of enduring love in our lives. Love does not die. After death, our relationships change shape and continue to evolve.

The potluck will be followed by a Hungry Ghost Ceremony for all people, all times, all places. In the film, The Sixth Sense, the character played by Bruce Willis is a typical Hungry Ghost. He is a person who does not know he is dead. Persons who die violently, suddenly, or young sometimes get confused and caught in a chronic loop of suffering. The Hungry Ghost or Wandering Soul
Ceremony originates with the Buddhist tradition. We join with the intention of waking them up from their confusion, helping them remember who they are and inviting them to move to a better place. Chris Reynolds will share the Hungry Ghost Ceremony used by Warriors Journey Home in their peace and reconciliation pilgrimages to Vietnam and in the Witness Tree liturgy.

Fall Highway Clean Up
2025-09-20 09:00 - 14:00 | All Souls UU Church, 25 Church St., Bellville, Ohio, 44813
🌿 Join Us for Our Bi-Annual Highway Clean-Up! 🌿
Let’s come together to keep our community beautiful and care for the environment. Your help makes a big difference!
🗓 Date: Saturday, September 20th
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM
📍 Location: Meet at All Souls UU Church, and we’ll travel to our section of St Rt 13, south of Bellville. Safety gear, supplies, and instructions will be provided.

A sign-up sheet will be available at the church, or you can email Jen at allsoulsohio@gmail.com to sign up.
Let’s roll up our sleeves and show some love to our roadways! 🌍💚
🌧 Rain Date: Not currently scheduled

Wendy Bartlett — Autumn Equinox: A Time for Balance and Gratitude
2025-09-21 10:30 - 12:00 | Meadow Rise Farm, 6991 Renie Road, Bellville, 44813, United States
Sunday Service — 10:30 a.m.
Off Site Service – Address and Information below
Leader — Hayley Young
Speaker — Wendy Bartlett
Title — Autumn Equinox: A Time for Balance and Gratitude
Topic — The autumn equinox is a time to honor life’s balance: joys and sorrows, growth and stasis, as well as our connections to our ancestors who have walked this path before us. Join Hayley Young and Wendy Bartlett for a morning of ritual, celebration, and remembrance.
🕯️ About the Service
Join us for a special off-site Autumn Equinox service led by Wendy Bartlett, as we reflect on the balance of the changing seasons and honor the gifts of community and abundance.
As part of the service, all are invited to participate in a Ritual of Gratitude by bringing a small seasonal item to contribute to a communal “cornucopia” display. We’ll gather these offerings—placed on a table or quilt—to symbolize our shared celebration of the season and what we’re thankful for.
You are welcome to bring:
🍎 Apples • 🍅 Tomatoes • 🎃 Pumpkins • 🌻 Flowers🍁 Leaves • 🌽 Decorative corn • 🌾 Gourds • Stones—or any other meaningful item that reflects your gratitude or connection to fall.
If you don’t have something to bring, extra apples will be available so everyone can take part.
Offerings will be placed during the ritual early in the service. Ushers can assist if you’d prefer to remain seated.
Bio — Wendy Bartlett is a Quaker who was raised in–and rejoices in– Unitarian Universalist spaces. She graduated with a Master of Divinity degree from the Unitarian Universalist House of Studies at MTSO. Wendy lives in Fairlawn, Ohio with her grown-up son and her grandcat, Lucy Victoria.
This service will be off-site at Meadow Rise Farm. Address is listed below.
📍 Off-site at the home of members Joan & Reed RichmondAddress for GPS:1009 Bangorville Rd., Bellville, OH 44813(This is not their home address but will guide you directly to the gated lot.)
📍 Parking & Accessibility

Use 1009 Bangorville Rd. in your GPS to reach the correct entrance.
Park along the Bangorville Road side of the property near the gated lot (directly across from the trailer at that address).
Weather permitting, please park in rows on the grass inside the gate.
The walk to the house is about 500 feet and slightly uphill. If you need assistance, a golf cart will be available.

🪑 What to Bring

A chair for seating during the service
Appropriate clothing for the weather, as this is an outdoor service
Your offering for the Ritual of Gratitude (optional)

🚫 Please note: There will be no Children’s Religious Education during this off-site service.
All are welcome in this moment of reflection, connection, and community.
Join us after service for coffee and conversation.

Board Meeting
2025-09-28 09:00 - 10:00 | All Souls Fellowship Hall, 25 Church St, Bellville, OH, 44813, United States
All Souls Board Meeting
Date: Sunday, September 28, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM
Location: All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church
Join us for the upcoming All Souls Board Meeting. All board members are encouraged to attend as we discuss important church matters and plans for the future.
If you have items to add to the agenda, please submit them to Secretary Joan Richmond prior to the meeting.
Thank you for your dedication to our community!

Rev. William Humphrey — All Good Things...
2025-09-28 10:30 - 12:00 | All Souls UU Church, 25 Church St., Bellville, Ohio, 44813
Sunday Service — 10:30 a.m.
Leader —Cindy Petri
Speaker — Rev. William Humphrey
Title — All Good Things…
Bio — Serving as our parish minister, Rev. William Humphrey was ordained with us and has served since 2015. Rev. Will is also the settled minister of East Shore UU in Kirtland, Ohio. Rev. Will is active throughout the state with anti-racism work and collaborates with the Heritage Universalist groups, including the Universalist Convocation. Rev. Will is also involved with the Central East Region’s Summer Institute, serving on the ministry/chaplain team for the past three years.
Passionate about liberation theological perspectives and eco-feminism, Rev. Will advocates for LGBTQ+ rights, anti-racism, and economic justice, affirming the worth and dignity of each person while fighting for justice, equity, and compassion in human relations. Rev. Will believes that “the foundation of our faith, as Unitarian Universalists, is the Love that we live in our interactions and our daily Social Justice work.”
Join us downstairs after service for our monthly potluck.
Masks are optional in the building, and we fully support individuals’ choices regarding their use.

Potluck
2025-09-28 12:00 - 14:00 | All Souls Fellowship Hall, 25 Church St, Bellville, OH, 44813, United States
Join us after the service for a delicious and heartwarming potluck meal! This is a wonderful opportunity to share your favorite dishes, enjoy great company, and connect with our All Souls community.
Bring your appetite, your favorite dish, and your joyful spirit—we can’t wait to see you there!
Let’s celebrate fellowship together!
When: After the service
Where: All Souls UU Church
Hope to see you Sunday!

Cookie Connections
2025-09-30 17:00 - 19:00 | All Souls Fellowship Hall, 25 Church St, Bellville, OH, 44813, United States
Date: Tuesday, September 30, 2025Time: 5:00–7:00 p.m.Location: Fellowship Hall
Join us for Cookie Connections — a family-friendly evening of baking and community. This month we’ll make Chocolate Chip Cookies and Oatmeal Scotchies (butterscotch chip oatmeal cookies). Ingredients will be provided; please sign up on the clipboard so we know how much to bring.
All ages are welcome, and friends are encouraged to join! Our goal is to make this a recurring monthly gathering on the last Tuesday of each month, giving families a fun and delicious way to connect.

Wendy Bartlett - Dark and Stormy: Unitarian Theology and Ghost Stories
2025-10-05 10:30 - 12:00 | All Souls UU Church, 25 Church St., Bellville, Ohio, 44813
Sunday Service — 10:30 a.m.
Leader — Margaret Lin
Speaker — Wendy Bartlett
Title — Dark and Stormy: Unitarian Theology and Ghost Stories
Topic — Thank goodness it’s October, and we can finally talk about ghost stories! Rev. Dr. Susan Ritchie has written a fascinating book about how Unitarian theology found its way into “gothic and ghostly literature,” and we’re there for it! Wendy will share some of the insights that Rev. Ritchie reveals (like that alliteration?) and she promises us a shiver or two along the way…..
Bio — Wendy Bartlett is a Quaker who was raised in, and rejoices in, Unitarian Universalist spaces. Wendy graduated from the Unitarian Universalist House of Studies with a Master of Divinity degree in 2021. She is involved with social justice issues including anti-racism and LGBTQ concerns. She lives with her grown-up son and a grandcat in Fairlawn, Ohio.
Join us downstairs after service for coffee and conversation.
Masks are optional in the building, and we fully support individuals’ choices regarding their use.

Adult Religious Exploration – Book Discussion
2025-10-07 17:00 - 20:00 | All Souls Fellowship Hall, 25 Church St, Bellville, OH, 44813, United States
Date: Tuesday, October 7, 2025Time: 5:00 p.m.Location: Fellowship Hall
Join us for our next Adult Religious Exploration gathering as we discuss Stolen Focus: Why You Can’t Pay Attention — and How to Think Deeply Again by Johann Hari. Together, we’ll explore how our modern world is fragmenting attention and how we can reclaim focus and presence in our daily lives.
“Just Appetizers” Potluck – Bring your favorite appetizer to share!
Come ready to share your thoughts — or simply listen and reflect. We ask that you have finished the book if you are participating in this discussion.

Fall Clean Up 2025
2025-10-11 | All Souls UU Church, 25 Church St., Bellville, Ohio, 44813
🍂 All Souls Fall Clean-Up – Let’s Prepare for the Season! 🍂
Join us as we refresh and tidy up All Souls, both inside and out, to get ready for the changing season!

🛠 Flexible Scheduling: We’ll be working throughout the day, so you can find a time that fits your schedule.
🍁 Indoor & Outdoor Tasks: There’s plenty to do, from clearing leaves and sprucing up the grounds to organizing and cleaning inside.
🌦 Weather Plan: Outdoor work will have a rain date if needed, scheduled on October 18, 2025.
🍽️ Lunch Provided – Refuel with a meal and connect with fellow volunteers.

📋 Sign up at church or contact Rob Gibson for more details.
Let’s come together to care for our space and enjoy the crisp fall air! 🍂✨

Dr. Paul Robinson - What Is Becoming of America and Christianity?
2025-10-12 10:30 - 12:00 | All Souls UU Church, 25 Church St., Bellville, Ohio, 44813
Sunday Service — 10:30 a.m.
Leader — Reed Richmond
Speaker — Dr. Paul Robinson
Title — What Is Becoming of America and Christianity?
Topic — America is looking more like Turkey and Hungary than the America our Founders pledged their personal fortunes and very lives to create. It is not the America so many individuals and families have made the ultimate sacrifice to protect and preserve. We watch as America drifts closer not only toward an autocratic state but a theocratic one as well. The line between church and state is disappearing. Even Christianity as practiced by so many is not the Matthew 5 and 25 that Jesus spoke about. Project 2025 has replaced Matthew 5/25 as the holy book in many Christian circles. Is there a way to reverse these disturbing trends or must we just let the so-called patriots and so-called Christians continue to corrupt that which is sacred? Let’s explore WWJS and WWJD.
Bio — At 83 Paul Robinson is continuing to wake up. He has been a student of life since beginning to wake up at the age of 17 when he started college. Being warned by his fundamentalist preacher not to listen to the more liberal college professors, he was compelled to listen and to examine his beliefs. He has learned to listen to all points of view while sifting through them for the ones that are life affirming and rational. He loves all humanity and all life forms (except mosquitoes). He enjoyed a career in teaching and psychology for over fifty years. He continues to read and write and speak to groups. He grew up in rural Southeast Ohio in a family of ten children, a family poor in material possessions but rich in love. He was blessed with a loving mother who along with the help of loving older brothers and sisters raised her children as a single parent at the death of his father when he was three. He loves sharing ideas with people and being challenged by their perspectives. He is enjoying meeting new people in this church where he feels right at home.
Join us downstairs after service for coffee and conversation.
Masks are optional in the building, and we fully support individuals’ choices regarding their use.

Family Outing – Sterkel Park
2025-10-18 13:00 - 14:30 | Sterkel Park, 790 Hollywood Ln, Mansfield, OH, 44907, United States
Join us on Saturday, October 18 at 1:00 p.m. for a relaxed afternoon at Sterkel Park — a chance to connect, play, and enjoy the fall colors. We’ll provide drinks (water and juice boxes) and some snacks, but everyone is welcome to bring something to share.
Friends are welcome too!
