Give Thanks for 2nd Sunday Cinema

The Thanksgiving edition of 2nd Sunday Cinema will center on food, family, love, and cultural challenges when we view the 2014 film The 100 Foot Journey. Journey over to Schoenbrunn Community Moravian Church to view this charming film and let it inspire the faith conversation afterwards. The discussion is always warm and kind. Please join us! We will gather at 6:00 p.m. this coming Sunday, Nobember 12. Please use the lower parking lot and the door to Fellowship Hall. 

Dinner On the Run

If you'd like a home cooked meal without actually having to do the work at the end of a long day...

If you'd like the ease of fast food but the goodness of something made by scratch...

If you've got a taste for ham loaf, potatoes, green beans and dessert...

If you'd like to have it all packed up for you and ready-to-take home...

Then stop by...

Dinner On the Run

First Moravian Church of Uhrichsville

315 N. Water Street

Thursday, November 2

(and every 1st Thursday of the Month)

4 - 6 p.m. 

We recommend you call ahead to reserve your dinners! 

                                                                      740-922-0886

It's A Great Time to Try a New Class!

As part of the Monday with the Ministers series, a new, 3-week class begins TONIGHT. Meeting at Schoenbrunn Community Moravian Church (2200 East High Avenue in New Philadelphia), The Rev. John Wallace will offer  "Brush Strokes of Faith" from 6:30-7:45 p.m.

Pastor John says, "Here is a way to explore your faith and become aware of how the visual arts enrich and enhance our overall faith experience. We will start by viewing classic masterworks by many great artists. Then we will see how these images probe our faith and challenge our soul."

Included in the presentations will be the work of John Valentine Haidt, a Moravian painter and keeper of Moravian art and history.

You may attend any or all of the "Brushstrokes of Faith" sessions being offered tonight, October 30, November 6 and/or November 13. There is no cost to participate, and all are welcomed.

Speaking of the visual arts, there is still time to register for the next "Spiritual Splatter" session with our resident artist, Sheila Davis. Sheila will help participants create a painting appropriate for November and its attention to giving God thanks for countless blessings.


This "Spiritual Splatter" session will be offered on Thursday, November 16 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Fry's Valley Moravian Church (for GPS help, enter 594 Fry's Valley Road SW, New Philadelphia). $25. Registration is required by November 10.

To enroll in any Shared Ministry Opportunities, please contact our Registrar, Sigrid Miller:

Call       740-254-4232
Text       330-663-1558
Email    snookchuck1@gmail.com
Mail      PO Box 643  Gnadenhutten, OH 44663

Opportunities to Support One Another's Projects

Here are a few upcoming fundraisers that might peak your interest. If you were going to be shopping or dining out anyway, please consider bolstering these projects:

Deliciousness!

On November 4, the Gnadenhutten Moravian Church (John Heckewelder Memorial) will host a Turkey Dinner from 4:00 - 6:30 p.m.  $10. Dine in or carry out. Reserve your meals by calling the church office at 740-254-4374.

Beginning at 9:00 a.m. and continuing throughout the day, you may also browse the Christmas Bazaar featuring crafts, baked goods, homemade candies and Moravian merchandise.

The church is located at 133 S. Walnut Street, just beyond the 4-way stop in the center of Gnadenhutten.

That's My Pan!

Now through November 10, the Fry's Valley Moravian Church is conducting an online fundraiser to support the congregation's ongoing ministries. If you might be thinking about giving customized, personalized gifts for upcoming occasions (Christmas? Birthdays? Weddings?), perhaps you'd find something fitting at

http://www.thatsmypan.biz/FROH10314/home.php 

Any purchases made through this link will be credited to FVMC. Select from kitchenware, grilling utensils, stainless steel water bottles, mugs...and much more. 

Turkey and All the Trimmings

The First Moravian Church of Uhrichsville invites you to experience the traditional, comforting flavors of autumn! From that first taste of succulent turkey to that last bite of delicious pie, you'll enjoy the food and fellowship!

Annual Turkey Dinner

Thursday, October 19

4:00 - 6:30 p.m.

Dine In or Carry Out

$10

Tickets will be available at the door, but if you want to guarantee your reservation, please call the church office and leave a message. 740-922-0886.

First Moravian Church is located at 315 N. Water Street in the heart of downtown Uhrichsville.

Fall Hayride, Pumpkin Carving, and Bonfire for All

It will be a classic autumn evening in the country when friends and families gather for a terrific time around the campfire. There will be pumpkins for carving, hot dogs for roasting, and songs for singing. Climb aboard a hay wagon and tour the beautiful farmland. The tree-topped hillsides should be bursting with fall colors.

Join in the fun!

Saturday, October 14
5:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Fry's Valley Moravian Church
594 Fry's Valley Road SW
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
(Off SR 416 near US 36)

Sponsored by the Ohio Moravian Ministries Commission and hosted by its Forever Family group, this annual event is perfect for families with children, and fun for folks of all ages. There is no cost to attend. ALL are welcomed!

Ohio Moravians Excited to Host a Weekend Full of Activities

This weekend, hundreds of visiting Moravian youth and youth supporters from 12 Eastern District congregations will travel to Tuscarawas County for a Youth Ministries Weekend. An annual tradition for many of the participants, this is the first time Ohio Moravians will join in the fun! Your enthusiastic attendance is encouraged for several of the weekend's events.

Past Quiz Bowls have been colorful events!

Saturday, October 7

Quiz Bowl 

12:45 p.m.
Buckeye Career Center Cafeteria
545 University Dr. NE, New Philadelphia

The competition will be as thick as the fellowship when 12 teams of young people vie for trophies and bragging rights in this annual contest! Our Tuscaraswas County Moravian Churches have assembled a team of enthusiastic young people. Come out to cheer on Charlotte Menapace, Chloe Martin, Jacob Cannon, Jase Green and dedicated alternates Gina Green and Molly Morris as they demonstrate their knowledge of scripture and Moravian Church practices.

They'll be challenged by young people from the following congregations: United (NY), Grace (Queens), Faith (Washington, D.C.), John Hus (Brooklyn), Egg Harbor (New Jersey), New Dawn (Toronto), Lititz (Pennyslvania), Vanderbilt (Staten Island), Tremont Terrace (The Bronx), First (NY) and Fellowship (Brooklyn).

Sunday, October 8
Worship as One

10:00 a.m.
Dover High School Auditorium
520 N. Walnut Street, Dover

ALL of our Tuscarawas County Moravian Churches will gather with ALL of our visiting Moravian brothers and sisters for a glorious hour of worship. Familiar hymns, heartfelt prayers and joyful praise will unite us as young people from across the Eastern District lead the service. Pastor John Wallace will delight us all with a children's message, and Pastor Chris Johnson will offer the morning sermon. Brother Randy Gibbs will accompany the service, and we'll have a short, sweet theatrical presentation from some of our T-County youth:  Hunter Armstrong, Jacob Cannon, Hannah Levengood, and Jayden Stearns.

(There will be NO worship offered in our individual church buildings on this day.)

Please enter the Dover High School through the front doors. Please park on the street or in the nearby parking lots of the Dover Moravian Church. Worshipers with limited mobility may be dropped off in front of the school where assistance (including a wheel chair) will be available.

Sunday, October 8
Talent Show

2:00 p.m.
Dover High School Auditorium
520 N. Walnut Street, Dover


Everyone is invited to the joyful conclusion of this Youth Ministries Weekend when young people from across the Eastern District demonstrate and celebrate their artistic talents. Through dance, music, and theatrics, young Moravians will provide a remarkable afternoon of entertainment. Look for performances by local youth as well as those who have traveled a great distance.