Community Services/Non-Profits in Berea, OH

“I’ve been attending Renew for a little while now, and it has truly become a place of encouragement, growth, and community for me. From the warm welcome I felt on my very first visit to the meaningful worship and teaching, every aspect of this church reflects a genuine love for God and people.

The leaders and congregation are approachable, caring, and invested in helping each person grow in their faith. I’ve especially appreciated the opportunities to connect with others through small groups, events, and service. Every time I attend, I leave feeling inspired, supported, and reminded that God is working in and through all of us.

If you’re looking for a church that combines strong biblical teaching with authentic community, I wholeheartedly recommend Renew!”

“Visited Sunday for the first time. Was Very impressed with the services available for all types of visitors, especially the sensory station and the adult changing area. I have never been to a festival that was so accommodating.Also, your selection of artists was wonderful.”

“I was at this place when it was called berea childrens home in berea ohio from 1999 to 2001 it wasn't easy but I know it could have been worse , I got to do alot of things ropes course, Cleveland Indians games , mallys chocolate factory, I was hard head kid but Mr Johnson helped me in bf cottage Mrs Jennifer Yates in lang and Mrs India Ashley , all I can say is now that I'm 33 looking back I realize they were trying to help me , I learned a lot , I can't speak on how it is now I just know how it was then bf was phase 1 and lang was phase 2 then there ml and crossman for older boys Walker was the girls rtc was lockdown and step was I believe special needs i may be wrong”

“I drove on the Ohio Thruway 2 days ago for the second time. These are the things I liked about it:

1. Consistently 3 lanes--no lanes suddenly ending or starting. It was nice not to have to weave in and out of traffic.

2. No unnecessary signage, plenty of trees lining the highway, thus fewer distractions.

3. Police on watch throughout. Safety vans attended disabled vehicles.

4. Not having to stop at a tollbooth with EZ pass.

5. Roads were plowed and clear.

I can't comment on the problems other people have had with EZ pass, but overall the thruway in Ohio seemed very well managed to me.”