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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Tag Archives: forgiveness
May 10, 2020: “You are forgiven”
Welcome! Click on the video below for a welcome message from Pastor Michael. Call to Worship Please follow along below as Larissa P. leads us in the call to worship based on Psalm 103. Leader: Bless the LORD, O my … Continue reading
Forgive One Another
A sermon by Michael Pahl on November 10, 2019, called “Forgive One Another.” This is the fourth in a five-part series called “One Another.” Here is a written excerpt from the conclusion: As we live out this generosity of spirit … Continue reading
The Practice of Merciful Forgiveness
A sermon by Pastor Michael Pahl on April 29, 2018, called “The Practice of Merciful Forgiveness.” The sermon is a reflection on Jesus’ teaching about forgiveness in the Sermon on the Mount. Here is a written excerpt: Earlier, I said … Continue reading
“Remember Me”
“Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom.” The words of a thief on a cross. “Thief” isn’t really the right word, though—he was no pickpocket, no petty thief. He was a violent bandit who had, by his own … Continue reading
You Are Forgiven
This post in an adapted excerpt from my sermon in the series “Four Things,” preached at Morden Mennonite on January 17, 2016. Here is the full audio of the sermon: Here’s a word we know all too well: guilt. You know … Continue reading
Four Things
If you could only say four things to someone you loved, what would they be? Maybe it’s a child who is leaving home for the first time. Or a friend who is moving away to start a new job. Or … Continue reading
