Interim Principal joins B-B Jr./Sr. HS

Carol Stehm

cational Leadership Department.

“I am genuinely thrilled to return to Byron-Bergen,” said Stehm. “I had a wonderful experience at the Elementary School last year and look forward to getting to know the older students and seeing some familiar rovided information and photo

Parma Greece UCC celebrates 189 years of faith and service

GUCC is honoring this occasion by offering several opportunities to celebrate. Anyone who has ever been a member of the church, served on a board, sang in the choir, gotten married there, had children baptized or attended Sunday School there, or enjoyed their chicken barbeques or potluck suppers is part of the church’s rich history. All are welcome to join in a week of joy and remembrance at these celebration events: •August 20 – Outdoor service in the gazebo and Memory Garden at 9 a.m., followed by resentation by parma/Hilton Historian David Crumb at 7 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall: “The Last Country Church, Gathering Stones” (in person and online) •August 24 and 25 – The Labyrinth returns, a walking meditation available from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall

•August 27 – Anniversary Sunday, a special worship service at 9 a.m. followed by the annual church picnic/breakfast buffet.

Worship services are Sunday mornings astor Bradley Klug. The church is located at 1211 Manitou road,

GUCC is a welcoming, caring community, bringing together people from multiple religious traditions and backgrounds, honoring the spiritual journey of each individual. No matter who you are, or where you are on

For more information on these events or GUCC office at 585-3926120, visit www.parmagreeceucc.org, or o to the church’s Facebook page, parma rovided information and photo