Parent Child Dedication is a special time for parents to affirm their intention to raise their child in an environment where the child’s faith will flourish. In this act of consecration, we praise God and also bring the newborn/ child into a relationship with the body of Christ.

Infants/children presented to God and the church are placed in the care of the congregation.  With Christian parents, the child can grow up with, and into their faith.  In this service, parents commit themselves to this calling. 

Children are safe in the care of God.  When they are able to be accountable for their own actions, they are able to make the church's faith their own and declare their wish for baptism.

Plan to have your child dedicated Sunday, May 28, 2017.

Every year MCC’s Mobile Meat Canner travels across the United States and Canada meeting volunteers who prepare cans of turkey, beef, chicken and pork to be sent around the world. Over 30,000 people a year volunteer to fill, weigh, wash and label every can. The finished cans are shipped to our partners, providing important nutrients when meat is hard to purchase. For example, in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK, or North Korea), where meat is scarce, MCC shares canned meat with our partners to supplement meals for children as well as patients with tuberculosis or hepatitis. For more information go to https://mcc.org/get-involved/canning.

Each year during the MCC Canner, the Faith & Life Bookstore from Newton, Kansas, brings out a large selection of books for purchase. 

Preorders are a great way to make sure you get the items you want.  You may email your order to info@faithandlifebookstore.com. 

We believe that the Lord's Supper is a sign by which the church remembers the new covenant which Jesus established by his death. The bread is a sign of Christ's body and the cup is a sign of the new covenant in his blood.  In this meal, the church renews its covenant to be the body of Christ in the world and to live the life of Christ on behalf of others.  In the communion meal, all are invited to the Lord's table to renew their covenant with God and with each other.

On the last Sunday of every month, we get together to share a potluck meal in the Fellowship Hall.  Feel free to join us anytime - no need to bring a dish if you are not able.  Remember, we're Mennonites!  There is never a shortage of food!

The churches in the Henderson community partner with one another to create a Christ-centered family friendly event which seeks to transform the evening of October 31 from a festival of fear and darkness to a celebration of God's blessing and faithfulness in the midst of harvest.