Whitewater Community Invited to a Fellowship in the Park

Community members and visitors alike are warmly invited to gather for a Beloved Community Fellowship Hour on Sunday, July 5, 2026, at 11:00 AM at Cravath Lakefront Park in Whitewater.

Hosted by First English Lutheran Church, North Lima Presbyterian Church, First United Methodist Church, and other area faith communities, this ecumenical gathering offers a meaningful opportunity for fellowship, reflection, and connection in a welcoming outdoor setting.

The Beloved Community Fellowship Hour is centered on a shared vision of cultivating a community where neighbors come together in love, mutual respect, and unity. The hour will feature music, thoughtful reflection, and time to connect with one another while enjoying the peaceful lakefront atmosphere.

This event is fully inclusive, and all individuals, families, and visitors are invited to attend, regardless of background, faith tradition, or life experience. Organizers hope the gathering will serve as a reminder of the strength and beauty found in community.

Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets for comfortable seating.

“Whether you’re a longtime resident or visiting Whitewater for the holiday weekend, we invite you to join us as we celebrate the spirit of fellowship and the bonds that unite our community,” organizers shared.

The Community Fellowship Hour is free and open to the public.
Event Details:

  • What: Beloved Community Fellowship Hour
  • When: Sunday, July 5, 2026 | 11:00 AM
  • Where: Cravath Lakefront Park, Whitewater
  • Who: Open to everyone
  • Bring: Lawn chairs or blankets
Share This
Posted in

Other Recent Posts

Obituary: Amanda Jean Hunter, 49

Obituary: Ellen Eichmiller, 82

Obituary: Janet Quinn, 71, Jefferson

Whippets Make a Splash at Conference Relays

Whippet Runners Compete at Cam Rock Invite

Our Readers Share: Pandion Haliaetus

Greater Whitewater Committee Set to Host UWW Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

Christine Barwick joins First Citizens State Bank

New Artist’s Work on Display at FCCU

#FlashbackFriday with the Historical Society: Laboring on Whitewater Street Around 1900

Our Readers Share: Deer at Hillside Cemetery

Nature Lovers Enjoy Swift Night Out

Statement from the City of Whitewater Regarding Wednesday’s Emergency Response at UW-Whitewater

NOTICE: Water System Maintenance – South Side Water Tower

Rock River Community Clinic Becomes Federally Funded FQHC