Young adults begin ecumenical project

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ORRVILLE, Ohio—Operation Orrville Church Visitation kicked off Nov. 11, when members of the young adult Sunday school class from OMC (Orrville Mennonite Church) visited Orrville Baptist Church for the morning young adult Sunday school time. The leader of the class, David Barber, led the group in a study of Galatians 3.

The young adults at OMC hope to meet other young adults in the Orrville area for fellowship with other members of Christ’s church in order to create a more unified Christian witness to the neighborhood. For more information, go to http://orrvillemenno.net/ya/. Other small groups may consider similar projects as a way to meet other members of Christ’s body in their community in order to grow in faith while sharing Christ’s love with their neighborhoods.—Denver Steiner

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