This page contains information about local area centers of worship, providing names, phone numbers, addresses, names of clergy, directions, and worship times (last updated August 2010).
Sunday morning worship with Holy Communion in Weaver Chapel at 11 a.m. led by University Pastors, Pastor Rachel Tune and Pastor Andy Tune. This service is rooted in the Lutheran tradition, is open to people of all denominations, and uses a blend of both traditional and contemporary music.
A century old City Hall and Marketplace, The Heritage Center of Clark County, has become the new home for Clark County/Springfield's heritage. The Center is located a few blocks south of campus at 117 S. Fountain Avenue, (937) 324-0657.
Springfield, Ohio has a thriving arts scene. From the historic homes, like Frank Lloyd Wright's Wescott House, to the Summer Arts Festival - a month-long event that features nightly entertainment in Veterans Park, located right next to Wittenberg, there is always something happening in the city.
Springfield offers a wide selection of dining options for all appetites and all budgets. This list is not comprehensive, but highlights some of the local offerings.
Wittenberg University Favorites
Cecil & Lime Cafe
227 East Cecil St.
(off N. Limestone St.)
(937) 322-7950
No matter which direction you take, we've got you covered. Springfield, Ohio is located 25 miles northeast of Dayton and 40 miles west of Columbus on Interstate Highway 70.
A century old City Hall and Marketplace, 
Springfield, Ohio has a thriving arts scene. From the historic homes, like 
No matter which direction you take, we've got you covered. Springfield, Ohio is located 25 miles northeast of Dayton and 40 miles west of Columbus on Interstate Highway 70.
