About us
Ohmer Park Church was founded in Dayton, Ohio right around the early 1910's. A small group of people met in someone's home on Wayne Avenue at Arbor. Their little group had grown by the 1920's and at that time a church was built in 1926, and they decided it would be named after the pastor, Pastor Ohmer who lived on the corner of Carlisle and Clarence Street. In 1954, the educational wing was built. Ohmer Park Church had well over 1000 members at one time, enough to have 2 church services on Sunday. Now, over a 100 years later, Ohmer Park Church is one of the oldest churches in Dayton, and still has a small congregation that meets every Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. for church! Stop in and see the beautiful stained glass windows in the sanctuary, and enjoy a traditional service from Pastor Steve!
our pastor:
Steve Feverston
Pastor Steve Feverston was born in Dayton, Ohio. He graduated Centerville High School in 1976, then went on to study Urban Planning at the University of Cincinnati. During his college years, Steve had a co-op position with the City of Centerville as the Assistant City Planner. After graduation Steve continued working for the City of Centerville, eventually becoming the City Planner, and had a 34 year career with the city. Steve is married with 3 grown children, and 1 granddaughter. He currently lives in Centerville and has devoted his life to God at Ohmer Park Church. Steve is working towards his remaining classes to become a certified Pastor. He enjoys gardening, playing euchre, and hanging out at home with their 3 cats.