submitted by Sister Susan Bateman The Wooster Ward Young Women recently spent an evening learning how to do String Art.  The project they made was a temple.  The outline was marked on the wood, then nails were pounded in with a lot of noise and effort.  White yarn was wound around the nails in any … More Ward Window: Wooster

The New Bishopric Bishop Scott Miller was born and raised in Stow and was baptized into the Tallmadge Ward 22 years ago. He and his wife Katie met at Zion’s Camp in Kirtland and have been married for 16 years. They have five children: Michaela, Ryan, Macey, Kyle, and Molly. He enjoys being outside, biking, … More Ward Window: Tallmadge

submitted by Brother Brandt Stiggins The Medina Ward is trying to take a proactive approach to their missionary work. In Ward Council, members discussed the need to have events to invite their friends to. The Council decided to host a ward Volleyball Night every Friday and the ward is loving it. Every Friday ward members … More Ward Window: Medina

submitted by Sister Susan Lorge In the past couple of months, the Massillon Relief Society has held a few outstanding events. In September we had a “Back to School” night where Sisters attended classes on Writing (where we wrote our testimonies in Books of Mormon), a History Class on Family History, a class in Health, … More Ward Window: Massillon

submitted by Brother Greg Von Forell Starting at the end of summer through the end of the year, the Canton Ward wanted to focus on one of the twelve points that the Stake has asked us to keep in mind when doing missionary work. It specifically mentions that “we can invite non-members, (as well as … More Ward Window: Canton

submitted by Brother Barnett While many refer to the end of July and beginning of August as the “Dog Days of Summer” it has been anything but slow in the Ashland Ward. Ward members were busy with a Baptism, a couple of great social events, and, as always, taking advantage of opportunities to serve in … More Ward Window: Ashland

Mitzvah Day 2018 submitted by Sister Vanné Callahan The Akron Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has been involved with Mitzvah Day for the past three years. Sponsored by Temple Israel of Akron, Mitzvah Day is a day of service. Mitzvah means “commandment” or “a good deed done from religious duty.” … More Ward Window: Akron

submitted by Bishop Nathan Hill The Annual Wooster Ward Talent Show was held Saturday, June 16. A wonderful brunch was served before the talent show began. Talents on display around the room included drawing, painting, needlework, quilting, and a collectible train set, as well as the cooking and baking of the food served. The talent … More Ward Window: Wooster

submitted by Bishop Trevar Withers On December 7, 2017, the Wadsworth RS served with the Wadsworth community at The Giving Doll. We chose December 7th because the Light The World inspirational quote for that day was “Suffer the little children to come unto me.” The Giving Doll has given 41,347 dolls since their inception in … More Ward Window: Wadsworth

By Bishop Kumen Call It’s been a busy start to 2018 in the Tallmadge ward. Highlighted by our first quarter ward temple trip, a ward challenge to memorize “The Living Christ”, combining with the Pilgrim United Church of Christ to serve dinner to those in need, and the great blessing of sustaining our new Prophet, … More Ward Window: Tallmadge