“The Bible in a Year” will meet  on 2nd – 5th Sundays whenever Church RE-OPENS
Primary Class Children Pre-K through 3rd graders Leaders Molly Blevins and Darlene Ross Substitute Leaders are Teresa Gorsuch,
Ken Bartlett and Kaitlin White.  

Intermediate Class

4th through 6th graders Leaders Pam Sheets and Sue Milem.

Children will leave the Worship Service in the sanctuary following the Message to Young Christians and attend Sunday School  in the two different  classrooms.
On Communion Sundays the children will remain in the Worship Service with their parents so they may partake of communion.
 
Nursery During Worship Volunteers provide nursery care for preschoolers during Worship Service so parents may worship in peace.  If you are willing to assist with this program, please call Molly Blevins, 740-225-2640.  Nursery not provided for Outdoor Worship!
 
 
Meet at 1:00 on Tuesdays
via Zoom 
Link is sent via newsletter email
on Mondays
 
 
For Children’s Children
Writers Group
via Zoom
10 a.m. on Tuesdays
to join, call Polly 740-965-3582

Youth Class

Grades 7 through 12

 on Sundays when Church Reopens

Leader  Rev. Annie Melick

Youths will follow the Teen Compass curriculum that deals with faith and wellness. The monthly topics to be covered are: Spirituality, Stress, Resilience, Relationships, Rest and Play, Handling Emotions, Organization, School and Work, and Care for the Body.

 Allson Skinner is leading the group.
 
Christian Education Committee

Sunday School and Bible school curriculum are under the leader-ship of the Christian Education Committee.

Christian Education Committee is chaired by Pam Sheets with Sue Milem as Responsible Elder.  
 
 
 
Condit’s Virtual
2020
 


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Enoch Watson Condit 1830-1898

Enoch was the son of Joseph Smith and Asenath Condit.  He came New Jersey to Delaware County with his parents, brothers and sisters in 1835.  His father died a few weeks after moving here from New Jersey and one week after joining this church.
Enoch married Adeline Dawson in 1865.  They had no children when she died in 1868.
 
In 1876 Enoch married Mary E. Adams and had three children by her: Clara M.(1877-1954), Edgar M.P.(1878-1946) and Grace E.(1882-1970).  They lived on what is now known as Locust Lane where Enoch farmed.  He was elected an elder of the church in 1856.  Enoch died in 1898 and Mary in 1925.  All are buried in Trenton Cemetery.