Weekly Schedule
The church is open for regular office hours: Tuesday-Friday, 8:00 am – 1:00 pm. Restrictions may be in effect in certain situations.
Worship services are in-person and online. See here for information about in-person worship services. See here for online worship services. In-person worship services: Sunday, 10:40 am.
Adult Sunday Study is at 9:30 am. Children and youth Sunday School and events will begin in October. Contact the church office for more information.
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Church Staff
- Michael Pahl (Lead Pastor)
- Lawrence Siemens (Associate Pastor)
- Kristy Letkeman Hosler (Associate Pastor)
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Phone: (204) 822-7450
Email: mordenmennonite@ outlook.com
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Category Archives: Lawrence Siemens
June 21, 2020: “Waiting on God”
Preparing for Worship Today is Father’s Day. Although this is not a church holiday, as a church we normally do acknowledge those in our lives who fulfill a fatherly role for us. This includes biological fathers and fathers through adoption … Continue reading
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Benches, COVID-19 and Faith
Pastor Lawrence offers this reflection for us to start the week. I purchased two folding benches last week. I had been thinking for some time that having a bench or two would be very useful at our family gatherings. You … Continue reading
Be Kind to One Another
A sermon by Lawrence Siemens on November 3, 2019, called “Be Ye Kind One to Another.” This is the third in a five-part series called “One Another.”
