James Street Mennonite Church

Mennonite Church USA released a statement on racial injustice June 1 in response to events surrounding the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota. ...The statement says in part: "This is not a time for Mennonites to be the quiet in the land. We call on our congregations to lament and pray together. More than that, we encourage you to stand in solidarity with communities of color, walk alongside them and, indeed, be led by them. This is especially needed as COVID-19 is unveiling the racial disparities in our systems." See more

We are known and loved by God.

Special Message from JSMC: No gathered worship services on Sunday, March 15, and Sunday, March 22. http://www.lynnungar.com/poems/pandemic/

Spring ahead! Set your clock forward tonight, and join us at 9:30 a.m. daylight savings time for worship on Sunday morning -- and stay for Sunday school.

Special Message from JSMC: No gathered worship services on Sunday, March 15, and Sunday, March 22. http://www.lynnungar.com/poems/pandemic/

Spring ahead! Set your clock forward tonight, and join us at 9:30 a.m. daylight savings time for worship on Sunday morning -- and stay for Sunday school.

Gordon Zook, blessings to you in your work/mission!

Youth fundraiser / fellowship meal today -- enjoy some chili and support this summer's youth service / learning project.

New Sunday school classes start tomorrow, and we have some great offerings. Join us for worship at 9:30, and stay for Sunday school at 11 a.m. Hope to see you there!

Congratulations, Gordon!

A church that participates in God's Kingdom.

Join us tomorrow at Promised Land Farm, 397 Letort Rd., Millersville for brunch at 10 a.m. and worship at 11. Hope to see you there!

JSMC friends - come remember the Last Supper with us!

Maundy Thursday meal and service at JSMC tomorrow! Proceeds benefit Brother Shadrack Miyekelo.

Lancaster friends - our friend Christa Mylin would love to hear from you! And there is food and a thank-you reward involved!!

Spring ahead! Set your clocks tonight, and join us for worship tomorrow morning at 9:30 a.m. (daylight savings time). Stay for Sunday school at 11:00 --- we have great classes for all ages!

Join us tonight at 6:30 for our Ash Wednesday service. Our theme: In light of our mortality, what will we do with our "one wild and precious life," as Mary Oliver says in the closing lines of her poem "Summer Day." Tonight's service will be a meaningful start to the Lenten season. Hope to see you there!