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Esther Flores, the founder of opening 1DivineLine2Health, was seeking a letter of support from the Greater Hilltop Area Commission for her new planned drop-in center at 2633 Sullivant Ave. By Dedra Cordle The request was discussed at the April Staff Writer 2 commissioners meeting, held at the Lauren Easley loves her local library. Hilltop Library. “We always come here,” said the The center would be a safe house and Galloway resident. provide food and shelter for women in At least once a week, she and her 2- need, whether they are homeless, drug year-old son, Milo will go to the addicts, victims of human trafficking or Westland Area Library in order to drop prostitutes. off the dozen or so books they had See CENTER page 2 checked out and then scour the shelves for more. “We like to refresh our supply,” said Easley. Inside But if there was one complaint she had about the library, it was its lack of a Page 6 designated space for children. “They didn’t have much of anything,” she said. “The area really consisted of books, one table and a few chairs.” When she heard last year that an expansion project for the youth services department was forthcoming, she was ecstatic. She even made a mental note to come out for the grand unveiling, when - ever that may be. When it finally occurred on March 23, six months after Pets of the Week ...... 6 the construction process began, she and The Reel Deal ...... 6 Milo were one of the first visitors. Like so many others who came out to the West Broad business event, she was not at all prepared for Commissioners approve plan for busi - what the finished product looked like. ness to relocate to Target store Page 3 “It’s unbelievable,” Easley said. See LIBRARY page 2 Hilltop Market Study City’s analysis says there is plenty of opportunity for growth Page 5

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“My main concern is that there is an ele - Others in the room began speaking “More addicts will be coming into our to do it,” said commissioner Zerqa Abid. “I mentary school about 100 yards to the about their objections to the house moving neighborhood because it is free here,” said think nothing can work in any community east,” said Jay McCallister, commission into their neighborhood. Marilyn Wilson, a resident who lives near unless both neighbors and the service chairman. “I’m not sure about the location. Flores explained that the drop-in center the proposed site. providers are on the same page.” Also, to the west, everything is residential.” would only be open 40 hours per week and “It seems like I am always here to advo - The commission went on to vote down that those in need could only stay at the cate against people coming into our neigh - the request of support with 13 against and center for up to a year if necessary. borhood and deciding what we need in our one abstaining, but the conversation was “I know that people are afraid, but what neighborhood. Nobody has asked the not done. r 24 Hou about the women that are pregnant and neighbors. None of us have been asked “I would really love to work with all of rvice Se have no access to recovery,” said Flores. what our opinion is of this place,” said Lisa you to set up a couple meetings so that we “This is what we’re all about. If you want to Boggs, a Hilltop community resident and can talk about this issue and come up with make a difference, sometimes we have to activist. “There’s already a safehouse over a solution that is collaborative and figure look at the situation and not treat them there and it’s increased the prostitution in this out together,” said commissioner Nikol Franklin like garbage.” our area.” Madison. “I would love to take this on as The house is not a rehabilitation center, The commissioners expressed concern my project for the rest of the year to work Heating and Refrigeration, Inc. but the facility would partner with groups about how the drop-in center would be with the residents and the work that Ms. who will help those in need. However, it is operated. Flores is doing so that we can solve this OH License #20692 up to each individual if they participate. “We do need to know more plans. We issue together.” SPRING IS HERE! need a clear understanding of what your All parties agreed. Contact us NOW for your air conditioner tune up. program is going to do and how is it going $100 OFF a new system replacement! (614) 836-9119 community events Free Estimates for Replacement Equipment Free produce at St. Agnes Touch-a-Truck Free fresh produce will be distributed The Prairie Township Community $ 00 $ 00 99 10 OFF on April 26 beginning at 3 p.m. at St. Center will host a Touch-a-Truck event Contract or Agnes Catholic Church, 2364 West Mound from 12 to 2 p.m. May 18 at 5955 West A/C Checkup Service Call St. Patrons are asked to please bring a Broad St. For more information, contact Exp. 5-31-19 photo I.D. and proof of a current address in the community center at 614-907-7990 or www.franklinheating.com Franklin County. The produce will be dis - visit www.prairietownship.org. tributed on a first come, first served basis as supplies last. LIBRARY Continued from page 1

After rounding the corner near the Barnhart. main entrance, the patrons came across a Having worked at the library for nearly piece of chalk art from youth services two decades, Barnhart has seen the librarian Jessica Smith that depicts a growth of the patronage and been a wit - scene from Frances Hodgson Burnett’s ness to the need for the expansion of all classic children’s novel, “The Secret departments, particularly for youth servic - Garden.” As both book and expansion proj - es. ect share a theme of exploration and dis - “It’s been pretty cramped for a long covery, a “cement path” woven into the car - time,” she said. pet leads visitors to an archway filled with Barnhart said she was excited when the stuffed animals that welcome them to the expansion project began, but didn’t realize sensory room. There, the space is filled just how much space would be added. with books, puzzles, reading nooks, multi - “I knew it was around 3,600 square feet ple tables, computers and furniture. of new additions, but seeing it firsthand is Upon leaving the sensory room, the something else,” she said. “It’s a little over - path takes visitors to the youth services whelming, having all of this space.” program area that will primarily be used Still, she knows it will be put to good to host public reading events and activi - use. ties, such as the popular Storytime series “We have so many programming plans that is held throughout the year. for the future,” she said. “And now we’ll “With all of this new space, people won’t actually have the space for it.” have to sit on other people when they Judging by the comments from the chil - Just Enrolling K-8K-8 attend these events,” said Jane Barnhart, dren and adults alike, they too plan to take Ask about our early entrance kindergartenkindergarten programprogram the youth services team lead. “Children advantage of the expansion. and parents can be together as they take “I like it a lot,” said Cadence Williams, Tuition is FREE!FREE! part whereas it used to be children in one a kindergartner at Darby Woods ENROLLINGENROLLING NOW for NOW for 2019-20202018-2019 schoolschool year!year! room, parents in another.” Elementary. “I like the play area. I like to Hurry, spots fill upup quickly!quickly! Adjacent but separate to the program read too.” area is a section for teens where they can “We will definitely be coming back,” browse books on the tree shelf, use special - said Hilliard resident Jessica Linley, who ized tables to access the Internet or just came to the dedication with her 5-year-old take a few moments to chill out. son Isaac. “It’s such a lovely place to be.” “It’s just a neat space for teens,” said www.columbusmessenger.com April 7, 2019 - WESTSIDE MESSENGER - PAGE 3 Government Focus Commissioners approve plans for vacant Target site

By Josh Jordan store at 3720 West Broad Street. ers and the community showed concern that no trucks would be allowed to park on Staff Writer “What we’re looking to do is bring our about the amount of trucks coming and site, even with the large parking lot out entire operation over from Fisher Road and going from the facility, but Solstice Sleep front. This is a continued policy from their At the April 2 meeting, the Greater also build a small retail outlet store in the has a plan for that. current facility. Hilltop Area Commission made its unani - front portion of the building,” said Evan “All of our trucks will be heading west With 20 to 40 trucks expected daily, mous decision to fill a void in the West Fercasso who was representing Solstice on West Broad Street. If they’re going out these policies were welcomed by the com - Broad landscape. Sleep. “We would be adding around 10 the opposite direction, they’re going out to mission and was followed by the unani - Solstice Sleep is a mattress manufactur - loading docks to the back of the building to Wilson Road,” said Fercasso. mous decision to approve the variances ing company currently located off of Fisher accommodate our inbound and outgoing This plan means that all truck traffic required for Solstice Sleep to purchase the Road. Now they have the commissions sup - freight.” would only take right turns into and out of property. port to buy and renovate the old Target Initial questions from the commission - the lot in front of Target. Fercasso also said Westland Area Commission shows support for Blauser Farm plan

By Sandi Latimer Cahill said when she returned to Columbus in 2014 The Blauser proposal came up after a request to rezone Staff Writer after a 17-year absence from her native Westside, she was the corner of Hall and Galloway roads to allow for the con - told that the Westside should not expect nice homes in the struction of up to 138 housing units and a variance for an The Westland Area Commission approved a modified area. improved access road. Both issues were approved on a version of the rezoning request for Blauser Farm on the far The Blauser property lies west of the Prairie Township voice vote and sent to the city. west side. Community Center and abuts the Summerlyn single-fam - A 7-5 vote at the March 20 meeting drew applause from ily housing development. about 100 Summerlyn residents and sent the proposed “We’ve been working with the city on this since plans to the city. It will first go to the development com - 2000,” said applicant Jeff Brown of Smith and Hale mission for consideration. in his summation of the current plans. Join the Catholic Parishes This vote, which came after more than 90 minutes of Those plans call for as many as 451 housing units of the Hilltop on a Journey presentations and discussion, supports all the proposed on 29 acres near Summerlyn. Two areas are to be zoning of a portion of the 200-acres of land except for rezoned for limited residential and apartments. through Holy Week and Easter allowing apartments to be built. The apartment issue was “I don’t need anyone from apartments looking forefront in Summerlyn residents’ testimony at the meet - down on me,” said Cahill, who lives in the southwest St. Agnes St. Mary Magdalene St. Aloysius ing and a zoning committee meeting a week earlier where corner of Summerlyn, adjacent to an area where about 125 people crowded into a classroom in the apartments are planned. Holy Thursday - 7:00 pm - St. Aloysius Osteopathic Heritage Center of Doctors Hospital. She was also concerned about the proposed walk - Good Friday - 2:00pm - St Aloysius “Apartment (dwellers) are not always that great about ing trail that would bring pedestrian traffic into maintaining the area around them,” said Janet Cahill, Summerlyn. 7:00pm - St. Mary Magdalene president of the Summerlyn Homeowners Association, “Why can’t you make that a circular trail?” 7:00pm - St Agnes (Spanish) “Apartments lower the value of single-family housing.” An area along West Broad Street would be zoned Annie Mitchell agreed. commercial planned development for businesses Holy Saturday - Easter Vigil “I’ve worked at Doctors Hospital and I’ve seen what such as restaurants, office space and retail, Brown 8:30pm - St Mary Mary Magdalene apartments have done around Lincoln Village North.” said. 8:30pm - St. Agnes (Spanish) community events EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES

Immunizations in Prairie Township Columbus, beginning at 10:30 a.m. To assist in regis - 9:00am - St Mary Magdalene tration, bring a photo ID and your current address in 11:00am - St Agnes (Spanish) Franklin County Public Health will offer adult and Franklin County. You are asked to also bring heavy- childhood immunizations Thursday April 18 at the 12:00 - St. Aloysius duty bags, boxes or carts to carry the bulk produce Prairie Township Fire Department, 123 Inah Ave. home. For more information, contact the church at Most insurance plans accepted. Discounted services 614-279-3115 or www.central - are available for those with no insurance. To schedule baptistcolumbus.org. an appointment, call (614) 525-3719 or visit www.myfcph.org. Spring into Service at Prairie Township Community Cleanup West High School Prairie Township will host its annual community To celebrate Global Youth spring cleanup from May 2-4 and May 9-11 at 6725 Service Day, IKIC AmeriCorps Alkire Road. The Thursday and Friday events will be will host a Spring into Service held from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and the Saturday events event on April 12 at West High will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cleanup is for School. Volunteers are needed township residents only, no businesses. Hazardous to clean-up the high school waste and yard waste will not be accepted. For more grounds, plant flowers and information, contact the township at 617-878-3317. mulch the flower beds. Volunteers can pick from shifts Fresh produce to be distributed of 8 to 10 a.m., 10 a.m. to noon and 12 to 2 p.m. West High Free fresh fruit and vegetables will be distributed School is located at 179 South on April 13 to qualified, low-income Franklin County Powell Ave. in Columbus. To residents. The fresh produce will be available at sign up, go Central Baptist Church, 1955 Frank Road in tinyurl.com/WestGYSD. PAGE 4 - WESTSIDE MESSENGER - April 7, 2019 www.columbusmessenger.com In Education A national honor

By Dedra Cordle said. Staff Writer Working with Clarissa Furlong, her sophomore AP biology teacher and key club The disappointment Aisho Ali felt was a adviser, they discussed how to make the shared experience with her family. student with a long history of volunteerism For months, the tight-knit group had stand out in a field of equally accomplished provided encouragement as the senior at students. In the end, Furlong encouraged Franklin Heights High School went after a Ali to share her passion with the advisory number of scholarship opportunities and board. then support after she received word she “I told Aisho to let them know what was had not been selected for any of them. in her heart,” she said. “It was really kind of hard to see,” said And to Furlong, it is a heart filled with Ali’s older sister, Maryam Bafadal. wonder, compassion and determination. To keep the valedictorian from becoming “She has been making a difference in too despondent, they told her to keep apply - her community and her school for years, ing for scholarships and reminded her that but I think she’s going to make a huge dif - it would work out in the end. ference in the entire world.” “We had confidence that it would be Having sent in her essay about the OK,” said Bafadal. importance of community and being a posi - During the final round of searching, Ali tive change, Ali and her family waited for Messenger photo by Dedra Cordle came upon a scholarship from the National word. And waited. And waited some more. Honor Society that provided a chance for Then one morning, Bafadal received a call Aisho Ali, a senior at Franklin Heights High School, received a $25,000 National Honor its chapter members to receive up to from Shelly Mann, the NHS co-adviser at Society scholarship during a surprise ceremony on March 22. Her selection from the $25,000 for future studies should they Franklin Heights, who told her that her NHS parent organization, the National Association of Secondary School Principals, become finalists. With the deadline to sister was the recipient of the $25,000 marks the first time a student in the South-Western City School District has received apply looming, Ali knew she had to take a scholarship. the award. Pictured with Ali (second from left) is principal Tim Donahue, Dr. Beverly chance. “I was half asleep when I answered, but Hutton and Dr. Christine Handy, the deputy executive director of program services and “I figured I had nothing to lose,” she then I was wide awake, my heart beating the president, respectively, of the NASSP. so fast,” said Bafadal. our chapter had sought out this scholarship Knowing that a surprise ceremony with or if they were really here for me.” a delegation from the National Association She said she couldn’t believe that it was of Secondary School Principals, the parent her they were there for. organization of NHS, was forthcoming, “It’s having trouble sinking into my Bafadal was sworn to secrecy. brain,” she said. “This means so much to “I had to tell the rest of my family, of me and my family. I don’t want them to course, but we promised not to make any have to worry about coming up with the mention to Aisho,” she said. money to pay for school or the prospect of It was a promise that was hard to keep debt, mine or theirs, so this is a real bless - for the family that is used to sharing every - ing.” thing with each other. Handy said Ali was chosen for the “I was scared I would tell,” said her $25,000 scholarship out of 11,000 appli - mother, Fatma Bafadal. cants and 600 finalists because she best Complicating issues was Ali’s planned represents the four pillars of the NHS — absence the day of the ceremony as she was scholarship, leadership, service and char - set to interview with advisers with the acter. early assurance program at Ohio State “She stood out as a person who exempli - University’s College of Pharmacy. Though fied all of those traits and more,” said the meeting was postponed, Ali thought Handy, referring to Ali’s work fighting the she might take the day off. teen opioid epidemic with the Ohio “We told her she had to go to school,” Attorney General’s Teen Ambassador said Maryam Bafadal. Board, her co-founding of the school’s “I was very confused as to why they kept UNICEF chapter (with Maryam), her aca - telling me I had to go,” said Ali. “I don’t demics and her future pursuits. “We know make it a habit to miss school so I was very she will go far in life.” puzzled by their behavior.” Having been accepted to Ohio State, Ali Though suspicious, Ali didn’t think plans to enroll in the college of pharmacy Messenger photo by Dedra Cordle much of it when an announcement went where she intends to continue her work in over the public address system stating that the fight against opioid abuse. Falcons perform in spring musical all NHS chapter members should report to “I don’t know what I’m going to do exact - the auditorium. Nor did she give it further ly but it has always been my goal to help After months of rehearsals, costume fittings and finding the perfect shade of thought when a section was filled with peo - other people,” she said. “I think we need to green, the theater department at Franklin Heights High School is ready to present ple in business attire. Then, as Dr. treat others well and try our best to be a “Shrek the Musical” to the masses. Shown here (from left to right) are principal Christine Handy, the president of the positive change.” actors Jacob Harding (Lord Farquaad), Tara Schwartz (Fiona), Austin Eldridge (the NASSP spoke of a student and an essay Furlong said she has no doubt Ali will Bishop), Tyler Slussar (Shrek) and J’Von Jones (Donkey) during a marriage scene. that “exemplified all that is great” about continue to do just that. “Shrek the Musical” will be held at the school, located at 1001 Demorest Road, on the NHS, a shock of sorts overcame her. “If she has her mind set on something, it April 12 at 7 p.m. and April 13 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tickets are $3 for children and “I didn’t know what was happening,” will happen,” she said. seniors, and $7 for adults and can be purchased at the door. said Ali. “I didn’t know if someone else in www.columMbusmessenager.rcom ket analysis says the Hilltop has roomA prilt 7, 2o019 - WgESTSrIDEo MESwSENGER - PAGE 5

“Where are the jobs in the Hilltop?” Hilltop itself. Specific opportunities for growth are in local To read the full report, visit www.columbus.gov and It’s a question many have asked and Columbus City restaurants, hardware stores, personal care, and medical search Hilltop Market Study. Council has taken the charge to answer. services. In 2018, council commissioned the Hilltop Retail • Hilltop homeowners are projected to outnum - Market Analysis and Small Business Opportunity Study ber renters by 2024 which provides local small to create a tool for local business leaders and the depart - businesses with a reliable base of customers that ment of development to advocate for small business, retail, are invested in the community. The Hilltop is well and commercial development in the area. positioned to be marketed and re-established as a “We were witnessing major housing and retail invest - desirable affordable place for working and middle- ment in Franklinton, but it seems to stop there,” said for - class owner-occupied housing. mer President Pro Tem Michael Stinziano. “Council and • About nine in ten workers are currently com - the community are wondering the same thing. Why hasn’t muting into the area from elsewhere in the region small business and retail development expanded to the for their jobs, adding to the market potential that Hilltop?” can be tapped in the Hilltop if these workers move The study, which was funded by the city in 2018, gath - locally to be closer to their jobs. ered data around key indicators that businesses use to • West Broad Street has several redevelopment evaluate expansion and relocation opportunities, such as sites that could attract national retailers to the spending power, workforce and market saturation. area and that Sullivant Avenue has the potential “Our residents’ lives are better when they don’t have to to develop into a unique business district based cross town to get what they need, and what we’re seeing is around international foods and products. that our Hilltop residents are doing just that,” said “With its tight-knit neighbors, long-time resi - Councilwoman Elizabeth Brown. “This study makes it eas - dents, and rich history, we didn’t need a study to ier to sell businesses on why the Hilltop is just the place tell us the Hilltop is a place of promise. We needed for them - to their benefit and to our residents’, too.” this study to enable a more powerful kind of advo - Some of the key findings of the study: cacy that speaks the same language as the busi - • There is $413 million in local spending power but only nesses we’d like to see come to the neighborhood,” 14 percent to 18 percent of that is being spent in the said Brown. Highland Garden gets local food award

The city of Columbus and Franklin County Local Food Board, in conjunction with the Franklin County Local Food Council, announced Highland Youth Garden as the winner of the inaugural Local Food Champion Award. Councilwoman Priscilla Tyson honored Highland Youth Garden with a resolution at the March 25 city 2019 Spring Homecoming council meeting. The Local Food Champion Award recognizes and Saturday, May 4, 2019 celebrates grassroots community efforts that support the Columbus and Franklin County Local Food Action 2 pm to 4 pm Plan’s vision of a fair and sustainable food system that benefits the economy, environment and people. The Everyone is invited to this celebration. Local Food Champion’s work embodies one or all of the goals outlined in the Local Food Action Plan: 2833 Valleyview Dr. Goal A: Enhance coordination and communication among existing food resources and agencies. (corner of Valleyview & Hague) Goal B: Improve access to and education about healthy food, affordable food and local food. On the Hilltop since 1893! Goal C: Increase the role of food in economic devel - opment. Goal D: Prevent food-related waste. “Highland Youth Garden has performed significant work to improve access to and education about healthy The Highland Youth Garden on the Hilltop received food as well as local food. This honor is well deserved the Local Food Champion Award. Accuratax of columbus for their gardening education efforts in the Hilltop Franklin County Local Food Council is an inde - community,” said Tyson. “I am happy to see this inau - pendent advisory council that brings together people gural award go to such a dedicated garden.” 3099 Sullivant Ave. • 614-274-6900 from across the food system, from growers to eaters, (at the corner of Westgate & Sullivant) The Highland Youth Garden’s achievements were with a particular interest in people and neighborhoods also honored during a special ceremony at the most affected by food system policies and programs. Bring in This Ad and Receive a Discount! Franklin County Local Food Council meeting on “Serving The Hilltop Since 1983” The organization provides space for education and March 20 at Columbus Public Health. information sharing and supports community engage - Highland Youth Garden is celebrating 10 years of ment, food system-related campaigns, and mentorship APPLIES ONLY TO educational gardening in the Hilltop. It serves 350 for food system ideas. It also serves as a way for resi - TAX RETURN PREPARATION youth with two part-time staff members and 500 vol - dents of Columbus and Franklin County to be involved unteers. The garden offers garden education lessons to in the implementation of the Columbus and Franklin Hrs: Mon.-Thurs. students from Highland Elementary and Educational County Local Food Action Plan. 10 am - 6 pm Academy for Boys and Girls. The garden offers month - Nominations will be open until April 15 for the next Fri. & Sat. 10 am-5 pm ly harvest gatherings where 75 community members, Local Food Champion Award. For more information, volunteers and sponsors harvest produce and celebrate Not Valid With Any Other Coupon visit www.fclocalfoodcouncil.org. with a meal. PAGE 6 - WESTSIDE MESSENGER - April 7, 2019 www.columbusmessenger.com In Entertainment Dumbo’s cuteness saves this muddled mess

The expression ‘so and so elevates the grace in this muddled mess of a film. son are separated in the aftermath, and the material’ speaks of a remarkable perform - Taking place post World War I, kids make a deal with the newly named ance in an otherwise dull movie, play or tel - “Dumbo” centers on a struggling troupe of Dumbo: perform in the circus and they’ll The Reel Deal evision show. Traditionally, this statement circus performers. Like the rest of the buy his mother back. Dedra Cordle is in reference to a human actor but the lat - country, their circus has fallen onto hard What follows is a sanitized version of est Disney film makes the case that it can times and drastic cuts to its operations how animals were trained and treated in Disney is just laugh - also encompass computer creations. have had to be made. One such casualty is (some) circuses, a push by a wealthy entre - able. I don’t know if In “Dumbo,” an expanded live-action to the equine act led by the famed Holt preneur (Michael Keaton) of dubious intent the studio missed adaptation of an animated classic, it is the Farrier (Colin Farrell), who only learns of to merge the two entertainment ventures, that current from digital pachyderm that makes the show. this decision after he returns from serving and actors who are clearly not used to per - writer Ehren While I suspect that was not the entire overseas. forming with CGI animals, particularly fly - Kruger and director intention, this elephant doll made on an With two children to take care of — his ing baby elephants. Their interactions Tim Burton, or if assembly line gone wrong is the saving wife died of influenza, of course — Holt begs remind me of the ‘Be Our Guest’ number in they just thought it circus owner Max Medici (Danny DeVito) the live-action Beauty and the Beast where was a cute inside joke but it’s just another ST. MARGARET OF to find him a new place where he can work Belle “performs” with the talking pottery oddity in this tonally odd movie. CORTONA CHURCH and train animals. As luck would have it, and furniture. While they are not as stiff as While “Dumbo” is neither good nor bad, there is an opening tending to the ele - the actress in that scene, the ones in there are cute moments, especially when it 21st Annual comes to its star, the digital pachyderm. “Best Fish Fry Dinner in Town!” phants but Holt is less than thrilled with Dumbo are not as fluid as they could, or th th this news. should, have been either. 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Holy Week, Triduum & Easter Schedule “a church of many doors valuing the sacred worth of each person.” Palm Sunday Vigil, Saturday, April 13 2833 Valle yview Dr. 5:00 p.m. Mass (c(corner of Hague & VaV all eye y v ie w)w) Palm Sunday, April 14 (614) 274-8469 Glenwnwood Websi te: thegumc.org 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m. Glenwnwood Email: glenwn [email protected] United Methodist Church 5:00 p.m. Masses 775 Galloway Rd., Wednesday, April 17 Pastor Leo A. Cunningham EASTER AT THE NAZ Galloway, OH 43119 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation 4770 Hoover Rd., Grove City Maundy Thursday Serviice 614-878-4530 Holy Thursday, April 18 Communion will be celebrated PALM SUNDAY WEEKEND 9:00 a.m. Morning Prayer/Liturgy of the Hours Thursday, April 18 at 7:00 pm www.wherefriendsaremade.org 7:00 p.m. Mass of the Lord’s Supper Sanctuary April 13 & 14, 2019 Senior Pastor: Nathan Custer Good Friday, April 19 Goodd Friday THE STAR OF EASTER 9:00 a.m. Morning Prayer/Liturgy of the Hours Saturday at 6 pm Maundy Thursday, Is It I? Drama 3:00 p.m. Celebration of the Lord’s Passion Meditation & Service Thursday, April 17, 2019 at 7:00 pm Friday, April 19 Sunday at 9 am & 11 am Holy Saturday, April 20 Sanctuary will be open 11:30 am to 1:30 pm fofor Everyone joins together in the 9:00 a.m. Morning Prayer/Liturgy of the Hours Prayer & Meditation plus Good Friday Service 8:00 p.m. Easter Vigil Mass Worship Service at 7:00 pm in the Sanctuary Worship Center Friday, April 19, 2019 at 7:00 pm

Easter Sunday, April 21 EASTER AT THE NAZ 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m. Masses Easter Sunday, April 21 Easter Morning Services 7:30 a.m. Sunrise Service April 20 & April 21, 2019 Outside Weather Permitting on Eastside of Church Kids will attend Sunday, April 21, 2019 erpetual Help Our Lady of P 8:30 a.m. Free Breakfkfafast ~ Fellowship Hall The Easter Experience 9:00 am – Contemporary Service 3730 Broadway, Grove City 9:30 a.m. Sunday School Saturday at 6 pm 10:30 am – Traditional Service 614.875.3322 10:45 a.m. Worship Celebration ~ Sanctuary Sunday at 9 am & 11 am www.OurLadyOfPerpetualHelp.net Child care available for 0-4yrs old