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Tag: Epiphany UMC

  • Community Prayer Gathering on Saturday for Caroline Boldizsar and family

    Community Prayer Gathering on Saturday for Caroline Boldizsar and family

    Miami Township, Ohio – Laurie Brinkman the Administrative Assistant at Epiphany United Methodist Church writes:

    In moments like these, it is hard to know what to do or how to be the church. Right now is a reminder that prayer and community are powerful. While we discern what other steps we can take to assist the Boldizsar family, please join us in this simple yet impactful step of community prayer!
    We will meet this coming Saturday, September 23rd at the Epiphany UMC gazebo at 7 PM. We will sing and pray together and we will also reflect.
    If you are asking what you can do — Start here, and join us for community prayer.
    For updates or questions about how you can give to the Boldizsar family, please contact info@epiphanyumc.org.
    Please mail any gift cards or well wishes to:

    Epiphany UMC

    6635 Loveland-Miamiville Rd

    Loveland, OH 45140

  • An Evening with OJPC: For residents that lack essential support as they navigate the complexities of criminal legal system

    An Evening with OJPC: For residents that lack essential support as they navigate the complexities of criminal legal system

    Wednesday, October 26

    Prince of Peace Lutheran Church

    101 S Lebanon Road, Loveland OH

    Doors open at 6:45 PM

    Event begins at 7 PM.

    Reception begins at 8 PM

    Loveland, Ohio – Epiphany UMC and Prince of Peace Lutheran Church are sponsoring “An Evening with OJPC” on Wednesday, October 26 at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church.

    The evening is for local residents to “come to learn about and support” the Ohio Justice and Policy Center, a nonprofit law firm that works to create “fair, intelligent, redemptive criminal justice systems”. They provide direct legal assistance to clients, advocate for better policies and laws, and conduct community education.

    David Singleton

    David Singleton, Executive Director, and others will be speaking on the latest services, programs and resources available for people who lack essential support as they navigate the complexities of our criminal legal system.

    Registration is not required, but RSVPs are welcome: office@popluther.org.

    The Ohio Justice & Policy Center is a non-profit law firm, with offices in Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio, that fights for those lacking support within the criminal legal system. We demand equal justice and fair treatment for all people at every stage of incarceration— because a person deserves dignity after their conviction, and resources for people in Ohio as they navigate the complex and often expensive criminal justice system.