Maggie's Place Service Project

The Bartlett's 40 Days of CommUNITY small group served at Maggie’s Place, a home in the Parma area for expectant mothers who are homeless or in need of a safe haven to carry their babies to term.  They participated in a monthly work day and did some yard clean up for them.  They also toured the facility, met some of the staff and were blessed to have served them. They are hoping to return again in 2011 to serve.

Maggie's Place/Zechariah House

Rototilling the garden

Raking up the leaves

40 Days Of Community Outreach - Anderson Small Group

What could be a better use and more fun on a Saturday than this:  a small group having a fantastic time doing yard work, some handyman repairs, and talking with an individual who recently had surgery for cancer and just started chemotherapy.  That's what our small group was able to do on a brisk October Saturday.  The woman we helped was a co-worker of one of the people in or small group.  It was one of those days that this is what God got us up to do today!  Thank God for the opportunity to be His hands and feet!

 Jeff at the ladder, Tommy picking up the piles and Harold works the mower.

 Kristin poses with the rake.  Funny thing is she never really used it.  She was serving inside on this mission trip.

 Even Tim and Michael were able to clear the calendar to serve with our small group.

 Some morning fuel to keep us moving!  Yeah for muffins!

Well, can you believe Tommy now has a new nick name - "leaf boy"



5th Quarter Outreach Party

What an evening of fun at our annual 5th Quarter Outreach Party after the Parma/Valley Forge football game.

We enjoyed tons of pizza and friends, video games, pizza, basketball, friends, volleyball, pool, friends, air-hockey, music, 4-square, and much more. There was plenty of fun for everyone. Come join One Eighty One Student Ministries on Sunday mornings and Wednesday Evenings.

Pizza & Friends

Go Parma!

More pizza & friends

Even more pizza & friends

Something fun for everyone

Open gym all night

Enjoying the Wii and PlayStation

40 Days of Community - Bednarski Small Group

Participants of our small group were at Medwish International on Saturday, sorting medical supplies. MedWish International is a non-profit organization committed to the recovery and recycling of donated medical supplies that area health care providers must discard.

Toni, Brian and Marilyn, Amy and Elizabeth

Outreach Pastor Candidating September 25-26

Jeff was raised in a wonderful Christian home just outside of Grand Rapids, Michigan. He graduated from Hope College with a degree in Business Administration and spent some time working in the business world. He has worked in commercial banking, real estate acquisition, and also owned a company that ran after school golf programs and summer camps for children. He and his wife Mollie have been married for three years and are expecting their first child in January.

In 2004 Jeff felt God calling him into full-time ministry and he enrolled at Moody Theological Seminary where he earned a Masters of Divinity. He has been serving with Oak Pointe Church in Michigan since 2007 and he is currently the Director of Missions and Outreach. He has a huge passion for the local church and loves seeing the body of Christ discipled and trained to reach out both locally and globally. He says, “When people give themselves away in love and service to others for the glory of God, the body of Christ grows and the church fulfills its role of making disciples.” “Jesus said, ‘I will build my church.’ The fact that we are able to be a part of that is humbling, yet incredibly exciting.”
Golf is by far Jeff’s biggest hobby, but he also enjoys just about any outdoor activity. He also loves traveling, reading, playing his oft-neglected guitar, and working on projects around the house. He is an avid Michigan State Spartan fan, so he dislikes the Wolverines just as much as everyone in Ohio. Jeff and Mollie love serving the Lord and desire to be in the center of His will for their lives.

Pack the House 2010

How many friends can we pack in the One Eighty One Youth Center?

I can only think of one good way to find out!

All you can eat pizza, open gym, games, video games, and much more!

School Year Kickoff Cookout

What a great way to kick off the school year! An evening for the whole family. 250+ parents and teens came out for a cookout, games, and an overview of the upcoming school year. God has big plans for our One Eighty One Youth Ministry in the 2o10-2011 school year!