Summertime is swing time!! Join us @ 10am Sunday mornings at Forest Hill Presbyterian Church….and let the Spirit move you! Click to hear member Clayton Minder belting out our boogie-woogie Gloria.
Don’t Judge Us By Our Steeple!
- How do I get to Forest Hill?
- What can I expect on my first visit?
- What about my kids?
- About our mission
- Meet our pastors
This might look like your parent’s Presbyterian church - but inside it’s a whole different story.
Inside is an intentionally inclusive, progressive, Christ-centered, active community welcoming both seekers and believers.
Inside are open and affirming people who welcome and accept others no matter what: seekers and believers, liberals and conservatives, children, teens and families of every size, shape, type and color. People committed to spiritual growth, social justice, and learning and sharing the good news of Jesus Christ.
What’s in it for you?
A place to belong, to serve, and to grow all wrapped up in a welcoming family full of fellowship, worship, education, community outreach, and more:
- Prayer groups and Bible studies that approach the bible thoughtfully not literally;
- Sermons with questions as well as answers;
- Music that stirs and delights;
- Youth groups for teens full of faith and fun; and
- Church School events that kids beg to attend
Whether you’re emergent, evangelical, or just eager to explore, you’ll be welcomed and accepted. Whoever you are, wherever you are on your spiritual journey.
Everyone is welcome at Forest Hill. No matter what age, race, ethnicity, gender,
sexual orientation, mental or physical ability,
marital status, economic status, differences of thought or belief,
or any other form of diversity you may exhibit…
all God’s children got a place in this choir!* 
*Click the headphones to hear the Forest Hill Presbyterian Church
Descant Choir and Rev. John Lentz singing “All God’s Critters Got a Place in this Choir!”
Upcoming Events
2011 Pilgrimage Reservations Due ~ JULY 31, 2010
The next Forest Hill Pilgrimage will travel to Turkey and Greece the week of March 25 - April 3, 2011. Reserve your spots NOW (by JULY 31) to join Clover Beal, John Lentz, Ph.D. in New Testament scriptures, and Timothy Beal, Ph.D. in Hebrew scriptures, read more »
NOAH’s Meet the Candidates Night ~ Tues. Aug. 3 @ 7pm
NOAH presents Candidates Night Tues. Aug. 3, 7-9pm at Forest Hill. County Executive and District 10 county council candidates will each have 2-4 minutes to share their platforms, followed by a meet and greet. Light refreshments, open to the public, media welcome.
The GROUP and PACESETTERS: Lake County Captains game ~ Sat. Aug. 14 @ 7pm
Join The Group (60s-70s) & Pacesetters (40s-60s) at the Lake County Captains game vs. the Dayton Dragons Sat. Aug. 14, 7pm (post-game fireworks.) E-mail Jane/Chuck Ishler or call 216.382.7590 for reservations. $9/person due by Sun. July 25.
Summer BOOK Lunch: The Unlikely Disciple ~ Sun. Aug. 29
All interested readers are encouraged to read Kevin Roose’s book “The Unlikely Disciple: A Sinner’s Semester at America’s Holiest University” for our Summer Brown Bag Book Lunch. Join Rev. Clover Beal & Tom Zych after worship on Sun. Aug. 29 read more »
GUESS WHO’S COMING TO DINNER ~ Saturday, Oct. 2
It’s BACK! The Pacesetters are planning the return of Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner, Sat. Oct. 2. This get-to-know-you dinner involves mystery hosts serving mystery guests. Step 1: recruit dinner hosts. If you are interested in hosting or want more info, email Mary McMillan. And watch for Step 2: Reservations!
SUMMER SCHEDULE June 7 - Sept 6 ~ 10:00 am Worship
Summer schedule runs from Sun. June 6 - Sept. 5. Worship when it’s cooler @ 10 am. Summer Pathways meets May 30, June 6 & 20, July 11 & 25, August 8 & 22 and the Summer Choir sings every Sunday in June and July. Details below. read more »
Pacesetters Wooster Football Saturday ~ Sept. 18 @1pm
The Pacesetters (45 to 65-ish) invite you to help them fill the College of Wooster football stadium on Saturday, Sept. 18. Cheer on the Fighting Scots (especially #83 Dana Obery) as they take on the Oberlin Yeomen. Then gather for a meal at a local read more »
