Community Assessment:

Poland, Ohio

Community Health Nursing 2016

Elizabeth Svarny, Andrew Kaiser, Elizabeth
Gaudio, Greg Angelo, Nicolette Merlo, Nicole
Hetmanski, Caryln Little, Kristin Thompson
 History
Poland, Ohio was founded on July 23rd, 1796
Poland was one of the first areas of land to be charted in the Western
Reserve Area
The township was founded by Jonathan Fowler,
Fell in love with Yellow Creek, which flows through Poland
Fowler owned an inn near the river which still stands as the oldest building in
Poland
The name of Poland originated from a Polish Hero of the Revolutionary War
who was well known and considered a hero to the community
Poland originally had a larger population than Youngstown
Poland was known for it's good supply of coal, limestone, and fertile
soil
The coal and limestone are still being mined today.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the population of
Poland Ohio is 5,520 (2012)
Poland has shrunk 10.85% since 2000.
 Environment
Physical Description
Location: Mahoning County, Ohio, United States
Area: Youngstown-Boardman-Canfield, Ohio
1.649 mi
Climate: Typical humid climate of the Midwest
throughout the summertime. Winters are cold
and dry with varying amounts of snowfall and
ice. January is the coldest month with an
average high of 33 degrees. July is the warmest
month with an average high of 81 degrees.
 Environment
Terrain: Poland, Ohio is located at
41.0242 North latitude and
80.6148 West latitude. It is
- 1,043 feet above sea level.
Natural resources: forests, rich soil,
bodies of water, oil fracking
 Environment
Housing
Use of land: suburban area
Types of housing:
Median home age: 55 years
Median home cost: $132, 460
Homes owned: 83.5%
Homes vacant: 5.67%
Homes rented: 10.8%
 Environment
Biological/Chemical
Water supply: Aqua Supply
Air quality: Daily fine particulate
matter, AQI average is 74.7
(moderate)
Pollutants: Agricultural runoff into Mill
Creek Park
 Employment Levels
Index Poland Ohio United States
Income Per $28,563 $25,857 $28,051
Capita
Median $52,146 $48,246 $53,046
Household
Income
Median Income- $59,453 $61,772 $67,062
Owner
Occupied
Median Income- $35,662 $26,167 $32,771
Renter
Occupied
Median $33,125 $35,149 $35,771
Earnings-Male
Median $26,406 $23,377 $25,299
Earnings-
Female
 Top Poland Occupations
Occupation Poland Ohio
Sales and office 31.9% 25.3%
occupations
Service occupations 14.1% 17.1%
Healthcare practitioners 13.2% 6.0%
and technical
occupations
Production, 12.5% 16.0%
transportation, and
material moving
occupations
Education, legal, 10.6% 9.6%
community service, arts,
and media occupations
Management, business, 9.7% 13.2%
and financial
occupations
Natural resources, 6.0% 8.2%
construction, and
maintenance
 Manufacturing

Manufacturing in Poland, Ohio makes up 2.50% of the

occupation industry.
Examples:
Spike Industries Inc.
Manufacturer of process heat ovens, infrared heaters, and
industrial lights.
Buckeye Trailer Fabrication
Industrial trucks and tractors
Carbon LLC
Carbon and stencil paper
Joseph J Taylor
Aircraft manufacturing
 Safety System
Fire Department
o The mission of the Poland/Western Reserve Joint Fire
District is to save lives, reduce injuries and economic loss, and
to preserve the safety and well-being of all District residents
with the most cost effective and service oriented methods
available.
o Currently there are 5 engines, 1 75ft ladder truck, 1
Tanker, 3 Squads, 2 Command Vehicles, and 1 Brush Unit. The
Poland Fire District relies solely on volunteers for medical and
fire response and employs 80 Volunteer Firefighter/EMT.
o Special equipment used by Poland Fire department
includes 2 heart monitors, Jaws of Life, Thermal imaging
cameras, and are equipped for Ice rescue/Swift water rescue/
 Safety System
Source of support
o The District responds with
automatic mutual aid to Lowellville,
New Middletown, Coitsville, Struthers,
and Springfield Township.
 Safety System
Community Education
o Teach fire prevention to elementary school
children
o Have fire station open houses where the
community can take a tour
o Read to the children at the elementary
schools to keep a good relationship with the
children
o Provide fire prevention and EMS standby at
Celebrate Poland
 Safety System
Fundraising
o Annual Spaghetti Dinner
o Mulch Day
o Boot Drive and Christmas at Our
House Shopping and Wrapping
 Safety System
Police Department
Source of support
o $1,055,523 budget approved for 2015.
o $15,000 grant to Poland Township and
Poland School District to aid funding of a
Poland Township Police Officer, or Resource
Officer, in the school district.
o $13,000 donation to fund the start up for a
police dog.
o Additional $10,000 for more police patrol.
 Safety System
Resources (Police Department)
o Currently there are 2 sergeants who
oversee the patrol division, 12 full time
sworn officers, 5 casual sworn officers, 1
police chaplain, and 1 clerical support staff.
o Average response time for information is
3 to 4 seconds.
o Silent communications between officers
and additional departments on the system.
 Social Services
o Bicycle Patrol
o A bicycle patrol was established and has done very well in getting
acquainted with the residents on a more personal level. When officers are in
residential areas, they are able to observe more and are also less conspicuous
than a marked cruiser.
o D.A.R.E
o To educate students on what drugs can do to you and ways to say no as
well as how to feel good about yourself thus keeping drug free and out of
trouble.
o Senior Watch Programs
o Check in Program
Senior citizens will decide on a day and time that they will call in or check in with the Police
Department. If a call is missed, then an officer will call hem or stop over to see if everything is
okay.
o Elderly Call Program
On designated days, and times the police department will call the clients home to check on
their welfare.
o Senior Watch Program
The Police Department would visit the client once a week or more to check on their welfare.
o House Watch Programs
o If you will be out of town for a period of time, you may request that
 Crime Statistics
o Crimes vary from Robberies to
Assaults, with Theft being the highest
committed crime.
o Chances of being a victim of a theft
is 1 in 76
o Chances of being a victim of a
violent crime is 1 in 1249
 Disaster Plan
o Coordinated with the Mahoning County District Board of
Health
o Emergency Preparedness
o Responsible for the planning and program development to
protect the public health of Mahoning County residents and
visitors from the effects of manmade and naturally-occurring
events.
o The goals of the program are to upgrade preparedness for
and response to bioterrorism, other outbreaks of infectious
disease, and other public health threats and emergencies.
o The Health department works closely with other agencies at
the local, state, and federal levels to improve their disaster
preparedness such as the Medical reserve corps.
o Further information is available at Mahoninghealth.org
 Rape Crisis Center
Rape Crisis Center
o Mahoning County
o 535 Marmion Ave
Youngstown, OH 44502
o TTY: 330-782-5664

Rape Crisis Center Services

o 24-Hour Hotline (330)-782-3936
o Victim Advocacy
o Accompaniment to Hospital for Forensic exam
o Legal Advocacy
o Accompaniment to Police Departments and Courts
o Crisis Intervention
o Information and Referrals
o Professional Counseling/Therapy
 Transportation
o State Routes
o SR 289
North half of Poland and travels into Pennsylvania
o SR 616
-Goes through the north half of the township and ends at US224
O SR 170
-Diagonal road from Northwest to Southeast in Poland
o Interstate Routes
o IR 680
-Western edge of Poland Township with access on Midlothian US224 and
Western Reserve Road.
o United States Routes
o US224
-Bisects the Township from East to West
o Averages two vehicles per household
 Public Transportation
o Fixed Route Services
o Special Service
-Transit for disabled and senior citizens who live within three quarters of a mile of the area served by
the bus routes.
o EasyGo Curb-to-Curb Service
-Will pick people up at their house and transport them where they need to go.
o Suburban Loop and Crosstown Service
-This service provides fixed routes not just within the suburban community but also between the
different communities.
o Retro/Metro
-Provides emergency and non-emergency services, but also wheelchair services. Wheelchair vans are
for people who need special assistance to medical services (doctors appointments, dialysis, etc.)
o Lane Life TRANS
-For emergency and non-emergency transportation services. They also take people to doctor
appointments and provide other health care needs.
o Life Fleet
-Provides emergency and non-emergency transportation to doctors appointment and other medical
visits.
o Angel Carriers
-Provides transportation for people who are disabled and those who cannot drive. Their services are
24/7, charges a flat rate and will transport not only to doctor/medical visits but also to family
gatherings
 Weaknesses in
Transportation
o Lack of sidewalks and curb ramps
o No designated bike paths
o US 224 access should be used with
caution due to high congestion
 Recreation
Poland Village Town Hall
o Poland Village Pavilion
o Annual summer concerts for seniors
June to August
Poland Township Park
o Soccer fields
o Picnic tables
o Playground
o Bike trails
 Recreation
Poland Celebration
o At Village Hall summer event
o Two day fun filled event
o Its a fun family-friendly celebration in honor of the
community of Poland, Ohio
o The celebration includes:
Fireworks
Bands
Craft show
Poland idol singing contest
Food vendors
Parade
Chalk it up sidewalk art
 Recreation
Poland Community Baseball Association
o Little league baseball and softball
12 years old and younger
o Tournaments
o Tee ball
o Games and practices
o Club sports
o Workers and volunteers help work with these children and help
them learn

Sluggers Complex
o Indoor Baseball and Softball Facility
 Recreation
Poland Summer Camps at Poland High School
o Grades Pre K- 8
Girls and boys
o Sports offered
Basketball
Football
Soccer
Volleyball
Track and Field

Poland Swim Club

o Family, senior, couple, or single memberships offered or guest fees can be
offered
 Recreation
Reserve Run Golf Course
o Open in July 1999
o Can get lunch and dinner at their Another Round Bar and Grille
o Overlooks a lake
o Host special events
o Private event
Golf outings

Sunrise Senior Living

o Founders Paul and Terry Klaasen
o Offers assisted living, memory care, short- term stays coordination of hospice care
o Secure community
o Trained team
o Offer on-site therapy and restaurant style dining
o Activity programs
Daily exercises
Games
Live environment
Family and holiday events
Outings to shop
Church
Movies
Concerts
 Recreation
The Blackburn Home
o Retirement home
o Assisted living for elderlys who need support performing their daily activities or have
security in home-like setting
o Activities
Musical programs
Games
Trips
Exercise classes
Picnics
o This facility provides comfort and protection to all residents and an environment filled
with loving care and holistic support

Mill Creek Park

o Was established as the first park district in Ohio in 1891
o Recreational opportunities available
Hiking
Biking
 Recreation
Fitness Together
o Personal training franchise
o Fitness professionals
o Helps clients in reaching and achieving fitness goals
o Trainers specialize in
Baby- boomer/ older adult training
High- intensity interval and Tabata training
Small group or partner training
Mixed martial arts inspired workouts
Boot camps
Training for women
Youth fitness
Strength training or body weight training
o This facility also has a program called Nutrition Together
Helps with developing healthy eating habits
Nutrition counseling in light eating, grocery shopping, dining out, and changing
eating behaviors
 Health Care
Acute Care Facilities
Area Hospitals:
Forum Health Northside Hospital ~373 beds
St. Elizabeths Health center ~429 beds
St. Elizabeths Boardman Health Center ~ 300 beds
Akron Childrens Hospital Mahoning Valley ~ 35 beds

Regional Hospitals:
Sharon Regional
Akron childrens
Salem Community Hospital
Cleveland Clinic

Akron Children's Mahoning Valley
University Hospital
 Health Care
Rehabilitation Services:
Hillside (Forum Health) Rehabilitation Hospital
Ohio Sports & Spine institute Boardman
Spartan Rehabilitation
Circle Rehab Youngstown
Fogarty & Elder Youngstown
Hampton Woods Nursing Center
NovaCare Rehabilitation Boardman
Keystone Rehabilitation Systems
Beeghly Oaks Skilled Nursing & Rehab Center
Park Vista Retirement/Rehabilitation Youngstown
Austinwoods Nursing center Austintown
Home health Care Facilities
Maxim Healthcare Services Youngstown
Valley Home Health Care Youngstown
MVI (Mahoning Valley Infusion and Hospice Care) Liberty
Shepherd of The Valley Austintown
Community Home Health- Austintown
Woodlands Home Care, LLC Austintown
Cambridge Home Health Austintown
Visiting Angels Living Assistance Youngstown
Comfort Keepers- Youngstown
 Health Care
Hospice care facilities:
Hospice of the valley Mahoning County
Forum Health at Home Hospice Care Youngstown and Warren
MVI (Mahoning Valley Infusion and Hospice Care) Liberty

Mental Health Agencies:

Belmont pines Liberty
Glenbiegh Niles
Psycare INC. Liberty, Howland, Boardman, Warren
Northside Hospital Center fir Behavioral medicine
Center for Behavioral Health Youngstown
Horizon House Youngstown
Trumbull Memorial Hospital Center for Behavioral Medicine
Northside Hospital Center for Behavioral Medicine
Comprehensive Psychiatric Group Youngstown
 Health Care
Ambulatory Services
Urgent Care:
Austintown Urgent Care
Hometown Urgent Care
St. Elizabeths Emergency and Diagnostic Center Austintown
Austintown Medical Park

Emergency Rooms:
St. Elizabeths Health Center Youngstown, Boardman
Northside Medical Center Youngstown
Akron Childrens Hospital Mahoning Valley Pediatric Emergency - Boardman

Ambulance Services:
Rural/Metro Ambulance Service
Clemente Ambulance Service
Life Fleet
 Health Care
Occupational Health Services
Accord Occupational Health Services Poland, Girard, Warren
Panel Drug Screen and Medical exams
Work Life by Meridian
DOT/T8 Physicals, BWDC Physicals, Respiratory Fit Tests, Pulmonary
Function Tests, TB Tests, Audiograms, Vision Screens, Immunizations,
On-site Flu Shot Administration
For companies who are mandated by law, All services provided by
trained Physicians and nurses.
ValleyCare WorkMed Boardman, Austintown offers Occupational
medicine, wellness, education, prevention and safety programs.
Cardiac Screenings, Employment physicals, Fingerprinting State and
Federal, Fitness for Duty Exams, Medical Surveillance Exams, Pulmonary
function testing, Sports physicals, Urine drug screens - Department of
Transportation(DOT) and standard breath alcohol testing.
 Health Care
Health Education
The Mahoning County Board of Health provides many
health education opportunities such as:
Breastfeeding education and support
Farmers market nutrition program
Nutrition education
Humility of Mary Health Partners also provides:
Prenatal and childbirth education class
Lactation Counseling
Diabetes Education
Health Education for high school students
 Health Care
Emergency Services
Mahoning County Emergency Management and Communications Agency
When a Poland resident calls 911 from a home or cell phone they are call
the Mahoning County dispatcher. They will automatically dispatch a
police officer in that area. If there is a fire or medical emergency the call
is directly transferred to the Rural Metro services when fire and EMS will
be dispatched. The firefighters in Poland are the first responders for an
emergency.

Health Care Financing

As of May 2011 in Mahoning County:
Food Stamps: 47,253 (20% of residents)
Medicaid: 50,085 (21% of residents)
Medicare: 49,060 (21% of residents
Social Security Old Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance: $54,950
(23% of residents)
 Health Care
Worker's Compensation claims in 2013:
64 claims from 1/1/2013-12/31/2013
22 claims were lost time, meaning the Bureau of Worker's compensation paid the
injured worker's.
County's 2013 Workers compensation billing for claims year 2013 to Ohio BWC
totaled : $147,248.96
Mahoning County Employees covered under healthcare in 2013: 1,186

Health Care workforce

Health diagnosing and treating practitioners and other technical occupations
120 residences (27.5% males 72.5% females)
Health technologists and technicians
33 residences (36.4% males 63.6% female)
Healthcare support occupations
26 residences (100% female)
Healthcare and social assistance
266 residences (25.2% male 74.8% female)
 Education
Child Day Care Centers
Although there are no places that provide child daycare services in Poland, there are many in surrounding areas that
are easily accessible to those who live in Poland. These child care centers are in the same zip code as Poland, Ohio
or are from the immediate surrounding areas. Here are a few examples of Child Day Care and Preschool Centers near
Poland, Ohio:
Poland-Boardman Child Care Center
Licensed Child Care Center in Youngstown, Ohio
Provide services for toddler, preschooler, and school aged children
Little Learners Academy LLC
Located in Heritage Presbyterian Church of Youngstown, Ohio
Children 3-5 years of age
Licensed by the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services
Goddard School
Licensed by the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services
Children 6 weeks through the preschool age
Offers half day and full day programs
Wee Care Day Care & Learning Centre
Located in Boardman, Ohio
Accepts infants to school aged children.
Applewood Academy, LLC
Licensed Child Care Center in Struthers Ohio
Pre-schooler and school aged children
Kiddie Day Care & Preschool Inc.
Located in Boardman, Ohio
Offers a Christian based learning program
All staff is certified in C.P.R, first aid, child abuse, and communicable diseases
Holy Family School
Preschool located in Poland, Ohio
Offers a Catholic learning environment
 Education
Public schools: Poland Local School District
Located at 3199 Dobbins Rd, Poland OH 44514
Phone: 330-757-7018
Website: http://www.polandbulldogs.com/
Current Superintendent: Mr. David Janofa
Setting: Large suburb
District: Total schools = 6
Student body makeup in the high school
53%-male
47%- female
3%- minority
American Indian/Alaskan Native: 0.4%
Asian: 0.4%
Black: 0.4%
Hawaiian Native/Pacific Islander: 0%
Hispanic: 1%
White: 97%
Two or more races: 1%
Grades 9-12: total enrollment 733
Economically disadvantaged 19%
Free lunch program: 12%
 Education (Poland Local School District
contd)
Lunches and Nutrition
Poland Local Schools has a Food Service Director, Barbara Walko
On the Nutrition Services link on their website, Poland Schools provides breakfast
and lunch menus for their Elementary School, Middle McKinley School, and Poland
High School.
Boardman Board of Education
Consisting of 7 members the board of education has open meetings on the third
Monday of every month.
Members are as followed:
David Janofa, Richard Beau Weaver, Jim Lavorini, Dr. Larry Dinopoulos, Robert Shovlin, Elinor S.
Zedaker, and Donald Stanovcak
Transportation at Poland Local School District
Transportation Director: Bill Amero
Rules and Regulations include:
Waiting at the bus stop at least 5 minutes prior to expected bus arrival time
No using cell phones
No eating, drinking or chewing gum on the bus
No standing
Continued disorderly conduct can result in losing the bus riding privilege
 Education
Colleges and Technical Schools near Poland, Ohio
Youngstown State University
1 University Plaza, Youngstown, OH 44505
Located 15 minutes (10.3 miles) from Poland High School
ITT Technical Institute Youngstown Campus
1030 N Meridian Rd, Youngstown OH 44509
Located 21 minutes (12.8 miles) from Poland High School
Adult Career Center Mahoning County CTC
7300 N Palmyra Rd, Canfield, OH 44406
Located 28 minutes (14.5 miles) from Poland High School

Libraries
The Public Library of Youngstown & Mahoning County
311 S Main St, Poland, OH 44514
330-744-8636
Opened on December 3, 2001
The Poland library has a list of upcoming events including yoga classes, Baby Brilliant classes, and art camps.
Poland Librarys mission:
The Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County connects people and communities to reliable resources that inspire
learning and foster enrichment.
http://www.libraryvisit.org/
 Communication
Radio
o Local Stations
o WYSU, 88.5 FM- Poland, Ohio (Public Radio)
o WNCD, 93.3 FM- Poland, Ohio (Rock)
WAKZ, 95.9 FM- Poland, Ohio (Top 40 Hits)

Television
o Local Public Station- Channel 27
o Reports local weather, news, events and any information vital to the community.
o Recognizes achievements of local students and advertises local advertisements.

Newspapers
o The Vindicator
o Daily Legal News
o Town Crier

Telephones and Contact

o Poland Township Government- (330)-757-0733
o Poland Library- (330)-757- 1852
o Poland Post Office- (330)-757-8616
Board of Health- (330)-270- 2855
Government and Leadership
Government Structure
Consists of three Trustees and a Township Clerk. They
are elected to a four-year term. The terms are staggered
so that each year only two officials are up for election.
The Board of Trustees is responsible for the overall
governing of the Township. They decide Township policy
and are responsible for Township expenditure and hiring of
Township employees.
They are limited to specific duties which are delegated
by state law.
o Townships do not have the authority to pass laws, only
resolutions. Township Officials act as community
spokespersons.
Government and Leadership
Sources of Revenue
Miscellaneous: General Revenue - $297,000
Interest Earnings: $40,000
State Intergovernmental:
General Support - $543,000
Highways: $116,000
All Other: $49,000
Property Tax
o $390,000
Government and Leadership
Elected Officials
Township Trustees: Eric Ungaro, Joanne Wollet, and Robert Lidle, Jr
o Township Clerk: Jim Scharville
Offices:
o Poland Township Board of Trustees located at 3339 Dobbins Road,
Poland.
o Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m.
Board of Health
o Poland Township does not have its own Board of Health. They fall
under the Mahoning County Board of Health, which is located at 50
Westchester Drive, Youngstown.
Political Affiliations
o Based on 2012 Presidential Election
Democrat: 63%, Republican: 35%, Other 2%
 People
Population Density: 2,497 (100% urban, 0% rural). Population change since 2000: -12.9%.

Population Composition
Age:
o Median resident age: 45.5 years
o Ohio median age: 39.3 years
Sex:
o Males: 1,300 (52.1%)
o Females: 1,197 (47.9%)

Race
White Alone: 97.7%
Hispanic: 1.1%
2+ Races: 0.7%
Asian Alone 0.4%
Black Alone 0.08%

Ethnicity
o Italian (19.1%)
o German (18.7%)
o Irish (13.4%)
o English (10.8%)
o Slovak (5.0%)
o Polish (4.0%)
 People
Population Characteristics
Education Level
o Less than high school: 5%
o At least high school degree: 94.1%
o Less than 1 year of college: 4.6%
o Associates Degree: 7.8%
o Bachelors Degree or higher: 41.3%
o Graduate or professional degree: 16.4%

Population Characteristics, contd

Socioeconomic Status / Income
o Estimated median household income in 2013: $56,860
o Number of residents living in poverty: 6.6%
Level of Employment (5% unemployment)
o Sales and related occupations (13%)
o Production occupations (13%)
o Management occupations (9%)
o Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations (8%)
o Office and administrative support occupations (7%)
o Transportation occupations (6%)
o Education, training, and library occupations (5%)
 People
Mortality Characteristics
Crude death rate: 3,013 per year
Infant mortality rate: 6.94%
Leading causes of death:
o Diseases of the heart (#1)
o Cancer (#2)
o Stroke (#3)
o Chronic lower respiratory diseases (#4)
o Diabetes mellitus (#5)

Morbidity characteristics
Specific Diseases * based on countywide statistics
o Heart attack 5.5%
o Cancer 1,600 cases
o Stroke 2.7%
o Diabetes mellitus 10.7%
Other significant morbidity related complications:
o Overweight people 35.8%
Obesity rate 28.1%
o People not drinking any alcohol 7.6%
o Low-income preschool obesity rate 13.2%
 Religion
Religion Adherent

None 102,010

Catholic 71,180

Evangelical Protestant 27,561

Mainline Protestant 22,947

Black Protestant 9,651

Orthodox 4,037

Other 1,437
 Religion
Prominent Churches in Poland
Holy Family Parish (2731 Center Rd., Poland)
o Catholic Church
o Religious Leader: Msgr. William Connell
o Mass times: Saturday at 4:00 p.m.; Sunday at 7:30
a.m., 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., and 12:30 p.m.; Monday Friday
at 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m.
o Connection to Community
Poland Pantry food staples and dry goods donated to
Poland Food Pantry for distribution to needy families
St. Vincent DePaul Society Monetary donation and
volunteer opportunities to help the less fortunate in
Mahoning County
 Religion
Prominent Churches in Poland contd
Parish Health/Parish Nurse
Health Services Ministry leader provides CPR and defibrillator training to all parishioners.
Poland Presbyterian Church (2 Poland Manor, Poland)
o Presbyterian / Mainline Protestant Church
o Religious Leader: Rev. Dr. Brent Eelman
o Service times: Sunday at 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
o Connection to Community
Provide financial and volunteer support to Habitat for Humanity, Beatitude House, Meals on
Wheels, and Hospice of the Valley
o Parish Health/Parish Nurse
-Not at this church
Poland Village Baptist Church (79 Hill Dr., Poland)
o Baptist / Evangelical Protestant
o Religious Leader: Senior Pastor Brian Ethridge
o Worship Times: Sunday School: 10:00 a.m., Regular Worship: 11:00 a.m.
o Connection to Community
Provide financial and volunteer support to the Rescue Mission on the Mahoning Valley.
Mission trips across the world, including Brazil.