Welcome

Seeking the Peace of the City

Join us for meaningful times of learning, reflection, gratitude, and community as we seek peace together as a church community:

  • Bible Study Every Tuesday at 7:30 PM on Zoom
  • In-person services at Friends Meetinghouse (15 Rutherford Pl, New York)
  • Zoom services (password: Jesus)
  • Potlucks and events at Menno House (314 E 19th St, New York)
  • Be our guest at Menno House
  • Live in community as a long term resident at Menno House
  • Join a bi-annual retreat at Camp Deerpark (March and October)

Calendar

  • June 16, 7:30 pm: Bible Study on Zoom
  • June 21, 4 pm: Potluck at Menno House
  • June 23, 7:30 pm: Bible Study on Zoom
  • June 28, 4 pm: In-person service at Friends Meetinghouse (also on Zoom)
  • June 30, 7:30 pm: Bible Study on Zoom
  • July 12: Special event: Peace is Possible with Iran at Friends Meetinghouse, details TBD
  • Aug 4, 7:30 pm: Bible Study on Zoom
  • Aug 11, 7:30 pm: Bible Study on Zoom
  • Aug 16, 4 pm: In-person service at Friends Meetinghouse (also on Zoom)
  • Aug 18, 7:30 pm: Bible Study on Zoom
  • Aug 23, 4 pm: Potluck at Menno House
  • Aug 25, 7:30 pm: Bible Study on Zoom
  • Aug 30, 4 pm: In-person service at Friends Meetinghouse (also on Zoom)
  • Sept 1, 7:30 pm: Bible Study on Zoom
  • Sept 8, 7:30 pm: Bible Study on Zoom
  • Sept 13, 4 pm: In-person service at Friends Meetinghouse (also on Zoom)
  • Sept 15, 7:30 pm: Bible Study on Zoom
  • Sept 20, 4 pm: Potluck at Menno House
  • Sept 22, 7:30 pm: Bible Study on Zoom
  • Sept 27, 4 pm: In-person service at Friends Meetinghouse (also on Zoom)
  • Sept 27, 5:15 pm: Congregational meeting at Friends Meetinghouse (also on Zoom)
  • Sept 29, 7:30 pm: Bible Study on Zoom
  • October 2-4: Retreat at Camp Deerpark

For any questions, please do not hesitate to send an email to manhattanmennonite@gmail.com.

Our Confession of Faith:

  • Love: We believe that God is love and seek to embody a radical, transformative love that embraces differences and extends even to our enemies.
  • Jesus: We follow the way of Jesus toward justice and mercy, acknowledging his state-sanctioned execution while celebrating the resurrection as proof that death and violence do not have the last word.
  • The Bible: We view the Bible as a diverse, inspired collection of sacred scriptures written across cultures, relying on the Holy Spirit and community to interpret its meaning for our lives today.
  • Peace, Justice & Reconciliation: Guided by Jesus’ example, we commit to active peacemaking by refusing violence, resisting social oppression like racism, and centering on the needs of the poor and vulnerable.
  • Beloved community: Affirming all people as created in God’s image, we foster a diverse and inclusive environment where membership is defined by baptism, a personal statement of faith, and a commitment to the church’s mission.

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