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Lutheran Social Services of Central Ohio
2010 Annual Report
Our Mission
“Creating a Better World by Serving People in Need”
Board of Directors
Our Vision
Chair: Robert R. Slaven
Vice President, KeyBank
Believing that God desires peace and wholeness for all creation, it
is the vision of Lutheran Social Services of Central Ohio (LSS) to
establish a new reality, where:
Secretary: Dan Bailey
Chair, Bailey Cavalieri LLC
- All people are valued as children of God;
- Families and communities are gardens of peace and well-being;
- Sharing abounds in the face of need, and;
- Respect, compassion and love overcome hatred, fear and loneliness.
Joining with other people of good will, we embody this vision
whenever and wherever possible.
Executive Leadership Team
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(as of June 30, 2010)
Chair, Finance Committee: Kimberly Zavislak
Partner, KPMG
Chair, Planning Committee: Rev. Dr. James Wilson, Jr.
Pastor, Lord of Life Lutheran Church
Becky Sutherland Cornett, Ph.D., CHC
Director, Fiscal Integrity, Finance Administration,
The Ohio State University Medical Center
Rev. Aaron Layne
Pastor, St. Paul Lutheran Church
Oscar Mgaya
Nels Hendrickson
Interim Chief Executive Officer
Rev. Dr. Kevin Dudley
Affiliated Professor, Trinity Lutheran Seminary
Director of Retail Real Estate,
Limited Brands
Rose Craig
Vice President of Development and Communications
Leo Genders
Gary Prachar, CPA
Director of Application Development,
State Auto Insurance Companies
Owner, Capital City
Accounting Consultants
James L. Ginter, Ph.D.
Doug Tietz
Cara Schuster, RNC
Vice President of the Northern Region
Timothy G. Glasser
Ann Wurster
Rev. J. Philip Wahl
Resident Theologian
Theodore Hill
Rick Davis
Vice President of the Central and Southern Regions
Philip D. Helser, CPA
Vice President for Finance, Chief Financial Officer
Professor Emeritus, Max M. Fisher College of
Business, The Ohio State University
Vice President, Fifth Third Securities, Inc.
Vice President, Nationwide Insurance
Consulting Member of Technical Staff,
Alcatel-Lucent
President, Aspen Management
USA, LLC
Dear Friends,
“Change is inevitable. Change is constant.” Benjamin Disraeli
This was another year full of changes for Lutheran Social Services. Change -for the
better or the worse- is inevitable in our rapidly changing world. But one thing that
does not change is the fact that we will always have those who need safe shelter,
food, healing and hope in our community. Our job at LSS is to make sure we meet
those needs as best as we are able.
Sometimes change can be the catalyst to create new programs or expand existing
ones to better meet the needs of the community. We would like to share just a few
of the many program changes that took place during this past fiscal year.
The LSS Mobile Food Pantry added two stops to its route in Pomeroy and Franklin
Furnace, thereby serving more people isolated in rural areas. Additionally, Faith
Mission was selected by the Community Shelter Board as the central point of access
for homeless adults entering the Columbus shelter system. In Ashland, our Northern
Ohio Ministries program dramatically increased the number of people it serves by
introducing several programs dedicated to combating hunger and working directly
with families to improve their lives. LSS has also expanded our Ohio Benefit Bank
services and now connects more people to the public benefits and tax credits they
are eligible for at multiple locations throughout our service area.
These are just a few of the developments we’ve celebrated this year. None of these
would be possible without the support of our donors, volunteers and dedicated
staff. With all the changes LSS has gone through in the last few years, we remain
strong and continue to help an ever growing number of people in need transform
their lives. Thank you for your continued generosity, even in times of change.
God Bless,
Nels Hendrickson
Interim CEO Fiscal Year 2010 Service Measures
The success of Lutheran Social Services is measured by the number of lives
that change as a result of our ministry.
Hunger
­ eals Provided......................................................................................... 2,182,626
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(Food Pantries, Faith Mission, Faith Housing of Fairfield County, Northern Ohio
Ministries)
Pounds of Food Distributed....................................................................... 5,555,810
(Food Pantries, Faith Mission, Northern Ohio Ministries)
Housing
H­ omes Rebuilt/Renovated.................................................................................. 179
(Outreach Ministries, Disaster Response)
People Served..................................................................................................... 984
(Affordable Housing)
Nights of Shelter.......................................................................................... 114,208
(Faith Mission, Faith Housing of Fairfield County)
Healing
Days of Care.................................................................................................... 58,068
(Lutheran Village of Ashland, The Good Shepherd)
People Served.................................................................................................. 4,578
(The Clinic at Faith Mission)
Hope
Bob Slaven
Chair, LSS Board of Directors
Nels Hendrickson (left), Bob Slaven (right).
People Served.................................................................................................. 1,551
(The Faith Mission Resource Center)
Volunteer Hours........................................................................................... 113,264
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2010 LSS Annual Report
Eliminating Hunger
Lori moved from Willard, Ohio to Portsmouth in hopes of making a better life for herself
and her children. Little did she know jobs would be just as hard to come by in the new
town. While trying to take care of her family and attending school online, Lori struggled to
make ends meet. When both her plate and her heart were empty, she turned to the LSS Mobile
Food Pantry. There, she found people willing to help fill her pantry and give her hope. No
longer having to worry about where she would get food to feed her two children, Lori is now
able to focus on her schoolwork. After being sober for more than five years, Lori is earning her
degree in psychology and wants to become a substance abuse counselor so she may help others
who struggle as she has in the past.
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The LSS Food Pantries served nearly 1.9 million meals in Fiscal
Year 2010. Faith Mission’s kitchens served 279,237 meals.
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Providing Housing
After being released from prison with a long arrest record, Clint found himself at a Faith
Mission homeless shelter. He was determined to begin a new life by going back to school and
finding a job and a place to live. With the help of his Faith Mission case manager, he was soon
able to find an apartment in downtown Columbus and is now a 4.0 student at Columbus
State Community College, where is he working toward an associate’s degree. Wanting to
encourage other men who are going through the same difficulties he did, Clint visits prisons
with ministry teams. He also writes and distributes a monthly newsletter for homeless and
incarcerated men in hopes of helping them to find hope and embrace change. In Fiscal Year 2010, LSS’ affordable housing communities provided
apartments to 984 low-income seniors. Faith Mission helped 2,997
women and men transform their lives.
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2010 LSS Annual Report
Promoting Healing
Cody was in a severe car accident where he was ejected from the car and then run over by the
vehicle. Suffering from multiple injuries including a shattered pelvis, broken hip bone, ruptured
pelvis and head trauma, the 18-year-old came to The Good Shepherd Rehabilitation and
Healthcare Campus after being discharged from the hospital. Doctors believed he might never
walk again or at least not without assistance, but a month after arriving, Cody walked out of
The Good Shepherd on his own. He credits part of his remarkable recovery to the caring staff at
The Good Shepherd, especially his physical therapist, who supported him throughout the ordeal.
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4,578 people received care at The Clinic at Faith Mission in
Fiscal Year 2010. Lutheran Village of Ashland and The Good
Shepherd provided 58,068 days of care.
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Inspiring Hope
In May of 2010, Lawrence County saw tremendous amounts of rain, causing widespread
flooding. Brenda and her family had five feet of water wash through their home in the middle
of the night. Left with no place to sleep, prepare meals or live, Brenda didn’t know where to
turn. Through partnerships with Lutheran churches around the state, Lutheran Social Services
came to the aid of many people in the community, including Brenda. Volunteers removed
damaged flooring and helped rebuild her home. LSS also provided Brenda’s family, and
many others just like hers, with new furniture, food, clothing and other necessities she and her
children needed to rebuild their lives and their home in rural southeast Ohio.
At the Faith Mission Resource Center, 1,551 residents received help
with finding employment and housing in Fiscal Year 2010. Through
LSS’ Outreach Ministries and Disaster Response programs, 179
homes were rebuilt or renovated.
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Program Descriptions
Affordable Housing
We provide 19 affordable housing communities throughout Ohio to serve
the needs of people who meet income, age or disability requirements.
These communities provide residents with dignity, safety and a caring
environment. Many of our sites have service coordinators available to link
residents with services that allow them to maintain their independence.
Disaster Response
Acting as the statewide coordinating body for Lutheran Disaster Response,
our staff and volunteers serve people affected by natural disasters. Trained
responders provide material and emotional support, debris removal, case
management and referral to other emergency assistance programs. Food Pantries
LSS’ four food pantries and one mobile pantry serve the needs of thousands
of people year-round. Hungry families and individuals receive food as well
as health care screenings, back-to-school supplies and other services.
Housing Services
Housing services for formerly homeless individuals in Columbus and
Fairfield County offer long-term solutions for housing and employment.
Case managers work with clients to increase their employment and income
opportunities.
Northern Ohio Ministries
Northern Ohio Ministries addresses the needs of people in northern
Ohio by providing case management services, food and material as well as
financial support. Four transitional houses, along with a resource center
providing services such as goal setting and planning, are utilized to assist
families in moving from homelessness to self-sufficiency. Emergency food
assistance is also available through various programs, including monthly
food distributions and a hot meal program.
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Ohio Benefit Bank
The Ohio Benefit Bank is an internet-based income enhancement program
that connects people to public benefits and tax credits for which they
qualify. By maximizing these, the program can increase the available cash on
hand and strengthen the ability for people to move toward self-sufficiency
and stability.
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Outreach Ministries
Outreach Ministries serves communities by offering spiritual, material and
financial support. Distribution of material goods, case management and
dental health programs all serve to enhance the lives of those in need.
Senior Services
Independent Living Facility
Kensington Place offers elegant apartments and gracious amenities for older adults who wish to remain an active and independent part of a thriving community.
Assisted Living Care
Lutheran Village of Ashland allows residents to enjoy the lifestyle benefits of independent living with a special emphasis on the changing needs of each individual. Our personal care services focus on the preservation of independence and quality of life.
Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitative Care
At The Good Shepherd people are not only cared for, they are cared about. Our primary objective is to help patients achieve their highest level of function and independence while receiving the finest in nursing and rehabilitative care.
Shelters
Homeless men and women can find shelter, food and free health care at three
Columbus-area shelters and one in Fairfield County. Clients also receive
assistance with housing, employment and counseling, allowing them to start
the process of rebuilding their lives.
Social Enterprise
The social enterprise initiative equips shelter residents with tools to live more
independent and satisfying lives. Clients are hired and trained to work for
LSS-operated businesses, ultimately learning new job skills that will assist them
as they become self-sufficient.
For more information or to volunteer,
please call 614-228-5200.
Planned Giving
Cheryl and her family haven’t always had it easy. Growing
up during the Depression, her parents didn’t have much and
their families often had trouble making ends meet. After they
married, Cheryl’s parents did their best to support their children
and instill in them strong values, including the importance of
helping others. They never forgot their humble roots and raised
Cheryl to always be thankful for what she has in life.
“I’m so proud of the things my parents taught me,” said Cheryl.
“I value them highly.”
When Joanne, Cheryl’s mother, passed away last August, she
designated a significant portion of her estate to Faith Mission,
a member of the Lutheran Social Service family. Joanne
volunteered at Faith Mission a few times and knew how much
assistance was provided to hungry, homeless and hurting people.
She also knew how much her monetary support would help.
“We are part of the community, we don’t live a vacuum,” Cheryl
stresses. “Things come and go, so give to something worthwhile.
We appreciate the wide variety of services available at LSS and
we knew the money would be spent in
the right way.”
Like Joanne, many donors have expressed interest in ensuring
that LSS will be able to continue to serve people in need long
into the future. Those interested can help by becoming a
member of the Heritage Society. Heritage Society members
are LSS supporters who have included the agency in their wills,
charitable trusts or annuities, life insurance policies or other
estate plans. A planned gift can earn fixed income for you as
well. For more information, call us at 614-228-5200 or visit
our planned giving website at www.lssplannedgift.org.
As we have said in the past and will continue to say in the
future, we at LSS cannot help the people we do without you.
Thank you for partnering with us to create a better world by
serving people in need.
Heritage Society
Estate of Ms. Elsie L.
Ackerman
Estate of Mrs. Margaret Anderson
Estate of Ms. Gertrude C. Anderson
Estate of Miss Irene O. Apel
Estate of Mr. Theron & Mrs. Elizabeth M. Arras
Estate of Ms. Katherine Artz
Estate of Mr. Thomas R. Athey
Estate of Ms. Naomi
Ausenheimer
Mr. Richard A. Bailey
Estate of Ms. Joanne B. Baker
Estate of Ms. Virginia Baker
Estate of Mr. Harry Baker
Mr. Glee Baker & Estate of
Mrs. Clara Baker
Estate of Ms. Ruth Baker
Estate of Miss Zoe Banfield
Estate of Ms. Georgianna Barr
Ms. Ada R. Becker
Mr. Donald E. Bishop
Estate of Mr. Ellsworth R. & Mrs. Jean Blosser
Estate of Ms. Gertrude M. Blum
Estate of Miss Marguerite Boehm
Estate of Ms. Corinne Flocken Boryczka
Mr. William T. Boyd &
Estate of Mrs. Eunice L. Boyd
Mrs. Vivian D. Broehm & Estate of Mr. Donald E. Broehm
Estate of Mrs. Florence L. Brown
Estate of Ms. Sandra A. Brown
Estate of Mr. James M. Burtch
Estate of Mr. Eugene Cafege
Mrs. Dorothy Loew
Cameron
Estate of Ms. Mary E. Carpenter
Estate of Mrs. Florence Castagna
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Chlapaty
Estate of Ms. Juanita Clayton
Miss Beatrice J. Cleveland
Estate of Ms. Fleeta Colflesh
Estate of Mrs. Sarah N. Cook
Mr. John Cooney
Estate of Mrs. Gladys B. Creasap
Mr. & Mrs. Russell F. Crouse
Estate of Mrs. Iva Culbertson
Mr. Eugene R. Dahnke &
Estate of Mrs. Pauline Dahnke
Mr. J. Walter Daily & Estate of Mrs. Bernadine Daily
Ms. Rosemary Dassel
Ms. Ruth Marie Dassel
Rev. & Mrs. Jay R. Decker
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Demlow
Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth V. Denig
Estate of Mr. Richard I. & Mrs. Helen M. Dennis
Prof. & Mrs. Addison E. Dewey
Estate of Ms. Clara E.
Dickendesher
Estate of Mr. Hayden C. Edwards
Estate of Miss Agnes
Eyerman
Estate of Ms. Ruth Fechko
Mr. & Mrs. Craig L.
Ferguson
Estate of Rev. Herman D. & Mrs. Carolyn A. Fudge
Estate of Ms. Mary Gaetz
Estate of Mrs. Thelma Gahn
Estate of Ms. Elizabeth R. Gaupp
Estate of Mr. Paul F.
Gearhart
Estate of Mr. Edward L. & Mrs. Mary Catherine Gerhold
Estate of Ms. Frances M. Geyer
Estate of Mr. Jerry & Mrs.
Lillian Glasgow
Ms. Norma E. Grener
Ms. Violet Griffith
Estate of Mr. Luther & Mrs. Marie Gunsett
Estate of Miss Olga Margaret Haberman
Estate of Miss Clara
Haberman
Estate of Mrs. Florence W. Hardin
Rev. Dr. Paul & Estate of Mrs. Phyllis Harms
Mr. Albert E. Harter & Estate of Mrs. Harriet B. Harter
Estate of Ms. Reba Harvey
Mr. & Mrs. Wyman M Haskins
Mrs. June Rietzke Hauff
Mr. Elmer Heintz & Estate of Mrs. Imogene Heintz
Estate of Ms. Lillian Henry
Estate of Mr. Walter J. Herget
Mr. & Ms. Phillip E. Heveron
Ms. Peg Higginbotham
Mrs. Helen E. Holbert
Estate of Ms. Catherine R. Horn
Estate of Dr. Rachel M. Hubbard
Estate of Mrs. Miriam J. Jacob
Estate of Mrs. Dorothy Jacobs
Estate of Ms. Katherine M. Jeffrey
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence O. Johnson
Estate of Mr. George W. Keller
Estate of Mr. Walter J. Knapp
Mrs. Mary Koch & Estate of Mr. Theodore Koch
Estate of Ms. Mary E. Kohler
Estate of Ms. Rosemary Lacey
Estate of Mrs. Laura R. Lakin
Estate of Mr. David Lane
Dr. & Mrs. Armin Langholz
Estate of Ms. Neva E. Larson
Estate of Mrs. May
Leyndecker
Estate of Mr. Scott Lindsey
Mrs. Mary C. Long
Estate of Mr. George W. Loudermilk
Rev. & Mrs. David W.
Markowich
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Massie
Estate of Ms. Estry W.
McCluskey
Estate of Ms. Doris A. McKee
Ms. Carol Meade
Estate of Ms. Mary Katherine Mehler
Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Fred W. Meuser
Rev. & Mrs. Paul M. Meuser
Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Nelson C. Meyer
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Miller
Estate of Mr. Gary & Mrs. Betty A. Miller
Estate of Ms. Barbara A. Moder
Estate of Ms. Ruth E. Moler
Estate of Mr. George H. Moor
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Moore & Estate of Mr. Roscoe W. Moore
Estate of Mr. Allen Moos
Ms. Charlotte Mueller
Estate of Ms. Wilma Murtha
Mrs. Inez F. Myers
Estate of Ms. Mary B. Neubauer
Ms. Rose Ann W. Nimitz
Estate of Mrs. Janette S. Ogden
Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Z. Olson
Estate of Ms. Inez Page
Estate of Ms. Ann Gartrell Palmer
Mr. & Mrs. Jack B. Papin
Estate of Mr. Harold Peairs
Estate of Mrs. Agnes J. Pohlman
Estate of Mr. Merl & Mrs.
Margaret Primmer
Dr. Herman J. Rehder & Estate of Mrs. Ila M. Rehder
Rev. Thomas & Dr. Kathleen Rehl
Miss Mary W. Renoll
Robert Robbins, Esq.
Rev. & Mrs. Carl A. Roepcke
Miss Mary A. Roess
Estate of Mr. Conrad E. Ronneberg
Estate of Mr. George T. Ross
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Rowles
Estate of Ms. Bertha Rubin
Ms. Miriam K. Ruff
Estate of Ms. Mabel M. Sarbaugh
Ms. Phyllis Reeck Schaaf
Mr. & Mrs. Neal Schirm
Estate of Mr. Ralph Schoch
Estate of Mr. & Mrs. Russell Schreiber
Estate of Mr. Pershing Schuck
Estate of Miss Ruth V. Schulz
Estate of Ms. Iras K. Schurtz
Estate of Mr. Robert Schwaderer
Estate of Ms. Ruth L. Schwartz
Estate of Mr. Leo F. Schwerin
Mr. Robert Seibert & Estate of Mrs. Dorothy Seibert
Estate of Ms. Dorothy Selden
Estate of Mr. David V. Shaw
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Sprengel
Estate of Rev. Fred E. Stainbrook
Estate of Mr. S. A. & Mrs.
Marguerite C. Stone
Estate of Mr. Richard F. Thompson
Estate of Ms. Lillian Belle Thornton
Mr. Douglas W. & Mrs. Patricia K. Tietz
Dr. & Mrs. Charles W. Townley
Mrs. Evelyn Toy
Estate of Ms. Bernice Tucker
Estate of Ms. Christine K. Tune
Mrs. Marietta Wanamaker
Estate of Ms. Helen K. Weber
Estate of Ms. Audrey Whitehead
Estate of Ms. Ada Wilson
Estate of Mr. Lawrence C.
Winterrowd
Estate of Ms. Lorena Wiseman
Ms. Elizabeth Wolf
Miss Mary Ann Wolf
Ms. Shirley A. Worley
Estate of Ms. Pauline Wuertz
Estate of Ms. Hazel E. Young
Miss Eileen Young
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Unaudited Summary of Lutheran Social Services of Central Ohio’s
Financial Activities for the Year Ending June 30, 2010.
2010 Lutheran Social Services of
Central Ohio Available Resources
25%
2010 Statement of Assets
1%
12%
Fees for services............................... 20,518,342 3%
Contributions................................... 8,674,246
Grants and contracts......................... 4,026,609
Investment income............................... 378,345
Other revenue...................................... 980,340
34,577,882
Net revenues from discontinued
operations......................................... 3,830,273
Fees for services
Contributions
Grants and contracts
Investment income
Other revenue
59%
2010 Lutheran Social Services of
Central Ohio Expenditures
9%
Administration
Administration.................................. 3,079,474
Resource development....................... 1,263,733
Services for people in need.............. 31,478,452
Resource development
Services for people in need
35,821,659
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Current liabilities.............................. 5,933,725
Tenant security deposits....................... 536,210
Long-term debt............................... 22,312,531
Total net assets................................ 39,198,257
67,980,723
This is an unaudited financial statement.
To receive an audited statement, which was
not available at the time of publication,
Health and Senior Care................... 13,029,353
Hunger and Poverty Relief................ 4,748,873
Homeless Services............................. 6,221,051
Affordable Housing........................... 7,137,681
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67,980,723
88%
42%
31,136,958
ASSETS
Cash and investments........................ 1,186,062
Assets limited as to use...................... 8,385,712
Net property and equipment........... 52,427,602
Other assets....................................... 5,981,347
3%
Statement of Financial Position as of
June 30, 2010
Health and Senior Care
Hunger and Poverty Relief
Homeless Services
Affordable Housing
23%
15%
20%
please contact the LSS Finance Department
at 614-228-5200, ext. 1750.
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Member Congregations
Advent Evangelical Lutheran Church, Columbus
All Saints Evangelical Lutheran Church, Worthington
All Shepherds Lutheran Church,
Lewis Center
Alleluia! Lutheran Church, Dublin
Ascension Lutheran Church, Columbus
Atonement Lutheran Church, Columbus
Augsburg Lutheran Church, Orrville
Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church, Powell
Bethany Lutheran Church, Columbus
Bethel Lutheran Church, Grove City
Calvary Lutheran Church, Chillicothe
Calvary Orthodox Lutheran Church, Lancaster
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Athens
Christ Lutheran Church, Bexley
Christ Lutheran Church, Lancaster
Christ Lutheran Church, Lexington
Christ the King Lutheran Church,
St Clairsville
Clinton Heights Lutheran Church,
Columbus
Concordia Lutheran Church, Columbus
David Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Canal Winchester
Emanuel Lutheran Church, Lancaster
Emanuel Lutheran Church, Logan
Emanuel Lutheran Church, Marion
Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Coshocton
Epiphany Lutheran Church, Pickerington
Faith Lutheran Church, Baltimore
Faith Lutheran Church, Jackson
Faith Lutheran Church, Mansfield
Faith Lutheran Church, Mount Vernon
Faith Lutheran Church, Whitehall
Fellowship Lutheran Church, Columbus
First English Lutheran Church, Ashville
First English Lutheran Church, Columbus
First English Lutheran Church, Lancaster
First English Lutheran Church, Marysville
First Evangelical Lutheran Church, Shelby
First Lutheran Church, Portsmouth
Gethsemane Lutheran Church, Columbus
Good Hope Lutheran Church, Bucyrus
Good Hope Lutheran Church, Glenford
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church,
Columbus*
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lancaster*
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Pickerington
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Westerville
Grace Lutheran Church, Centerburg
Grace Lutheran Church, Thornville
Grace of God Lutheran Church, Columbus
Holy Cross Lutheran Church of the Deaf, Columbus
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Columbus
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Mansfield
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,
New Lexington
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Newark
Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church, Sunbury
Hope Lutheran Church, Columbus
Hosanna Lutheran Church, Pataskala
Israel Lutheran Church, Amanda
Jerusalem Lutheran Church, New Lexington
Linden Lutheran Church, Columbus
Lord of Life Lutheran Church, Columbus
Messiah Lutheran Church, Reynoldsburg
Mt. Hope Lutheran Church, Shiloh
New Hope Lutheran Church, Adamsville
New Horizons Lutheran Church,
Homerville
New Lebanon Lutheran Church,
Junction City
New Life Lutheran Church, Gallipolis
North Community Lutheran Church, Columbus
North Salem Lutheran Church,
Upper Sandusky
Our Savior Lutheran Church, Chillicothe
Our Savior Lutheran Church, Newark
Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ashland
Peace Lutheran Church, Canal Winchester
Peace Lutheran Church, Gahanna
Pilgrim Lutheran Church, Granville*
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Dublin
Redeemer Lutheran Church, Columbus
Redeemer Lutheran Church, Lancaster
Reformation Lutheran Church, Columbus
Resurrection Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Hilliard
Salem Lutheran Church, Wooster
Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, West Portsmouth
Solomon Lutheran Church, McConnelsville
St. James Lutheran Church, Columbus
St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lithopolis
St. John Lutheran Church, Cardington
St. John Lutheran Church, Columbus
St. John Lutheran Church, Dublin
St. John Lutheran Church, Logan
St. John Lutheran Church, London
St. John Lutheran Church, Martins Ferry
St. John Lutheran Church, Philo
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Grove City
St. John's Lutheran Church, Marysville
St. John's Lutheran Church, Newark
St. John's Lutheran Church, Zanesville
St. Luke Lutheran Church, Gahanna
St. Luke Lutheran Church, Mansfield
St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Marietta
St. Mark Lutheran Church, Mansfield
St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Delaware
St. Matthew Lutheran Church, Lockbourne
St. Matthew Lutheran Church, Logan
St. Matthew Lutheran Church,
Sugar Grove
St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ashville
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Bridgeport
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Cardington
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Columbus
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Glenford
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Ironton
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Lancaster
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Lancaster
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Milford Center
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Newark
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Prospect
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Roseville
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Smithville
St. Paul Lutheran Church, St Louisville
St. Paul Lutheran Church,
Upper Sandusky
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Waldo
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Westerville
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Marion
St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church, Wooster
St. Peter Lutheran Church, Amanda
St. Peter Lutheran Church, Columbus
St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Lancaster
St. Philip Lutheran Church, Columbus
St. Timothy Lutheran Church, Mansfield
Stone Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ashland
Timothy Lutheran Church, Marion
Trinity Lutheran Church, Circleville
Trinity Lutheran Church, Columbus
Trinity Lutheran Church, Crestline
Trinity Lutheran Church, Jeromesville
Trinity Lutheran Church, Marion
Trinity Lutheran Church, Marysville
Trinity Lutheran Church, Sugar Grove
Trinity Lutheran Church, Sugar Grove
Trinity Lutheran Church, Zanesville
Upper Arlington Lutheran Church,
Columbus
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Columbus
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Loudonville
Zion Lutheran Church, Columbus
Zion Lutheran Church, Groveport
Zion Lutheran Church, West Jefferson
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