Olmsted Community Preschool

I am reviewing this church as a wedding vendor: This was a beautiful, gorgeous, historic church and perfect for us to say our marriage vows there. We attend another church, which some may call a mega-church because of the huge congregation. There is no altar, or aisle… it’s more like a stage and an auditorium. While we love our church, we wanted something with a little more tradition. We wanted to stand where thousands of people have said their vows over the last 100 years. This was the perfect fit for us. Rev. Ron was wonderful. He didn’t know us very well, but he made our ceremony very warm and personal. We had a packed church, and I imagine there weren’t many dry eyes. The church assigns a coordinator, and we worked with Debby. She was helpful, organized and efficient. That hardly covers it- she was a professional and everything went smoothly. Every wedding ceremony needs a Debby- I didn’t have to worry at all that things would go perfectly! The organist, Corbin, was really delightful. He worked with us to select our music and played beautifully on wedding day. That being said, this was a very expensive church. The total was around $1250- separate payments made to Reverend, the church, Debby, Corbin, and custodial. We aren’t members, so I’m sure that’s why. The church is also not very flexible on certain things like music, readings, decorations, or the exit. They don’t allow rice, birdseed, petals, biodegradeable confetti… nothing that could be considered a slip hazard. The other cons would be that the church is in a part of Olmsted Falls that experiences high train traffic and the parking lot is small. If a train is coming through, traffic can back up pretty far. That being said, Debby made sure to warn us of this and told us to spread the word to our family and friends. Overall, this was a perfect choice for us. It’s a lovely church and we are so proud to have become Mr. and Mrs. at Olmsted Community!

This church has an adorable Caregiver room where you can still watch the sermon and feed baby or calm baby. They also have a cute nursery room you can take your babes while your at church to have an hour of solidarity. They have a friendly adorable Sunday school that are always doing community projects. It makes you proud to say your apart of!

Olmsted Community Church is a wonderful church that is open to all. Our children grew up in the church and we have made many friends there. Olmsted Community Church provides support in many ways to local families and organizations.

Olmsted Community Church has been a warm and welcoming church home for our family of five since 2004. Our children have enjoyed being part of the youth program in many ways (Sunday school, singing, participating in the services in meaningful ways, and confirmation). Overall, our family has made many lasting friendships that have enriched our lives through our involvement in OCC. Visitors are welcome anytime!

I have been a part of this congregation for over 11 years and have made wonderful friends, been supported through tough times, and learned more about God's love and God's call to peace and justice.