Do Justice, Love Mercy, Walk Humbly.

Micah 6:8

Sunday morning worship: 9:30 am; Christian Education Classes: 11:00 am

Welcome!

Columbus Mennonite Church is an inclusive congregation seeking to follow Jesus’ teachings of love to all, justice for all, and fellowship with all. We invite you to come journey with us in the way of Christ.

Our Vision: God calls us to be followers of Jesus Christ and, by the power of the Holy Spirit, to grow as a community of grace, joy, and peace so that God’s healing and hope flow through us to the world.

2024 Service Trip to West Virginia

Worship

Advent 1 | Visitations | December 1

Sermon | Mark Rupp

Scripture | Luke 1:5-25

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Upcoming Events

Harvest Potluck

11/03/2024

Our annual Harvest Potluck will be November 3 at noon, following the congregational meeting. Please bring a dish made from the bounty of your garden (or someone else's). Remember, no nuts! Gluten free items are appreciated! Bring your own place settings to make it more environmentally friendly. We hope to see you there!

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Cone flower with honey bee

Advent Visitations

The first chapter of Luke’s gospel is full of visitations.  There’s the angel Gabriel’s visit to Zechariah in the temple, promising a birth to him and Elizabeth in their old age.  Gabriel visits Mary with words almost too terrifying and wonderful to bear, but bear them she does.  Mary visits…

Upcoming Events

Harvest Potluck

11/03/2024

Our annual Harvest Potluck will be November 3 at noon, following the congregational meeting. Please bring a dish made from the bounty of your garden (or someone else's). Remember, no nuts! Gluten free items are appreciated! Bring your own place settings to make it more environmentally friendly. We hope to see you there!

Sermons

We can never be fully prepared, but I do think we can always be preparing. That’s why the season of Advent gets its own season, separate from Christmas, because preparation and anticipation and waiting and watching are holy acts in and of themselves.
Gratitude Reflections by Kevin Steiner, Heidi Wyse, and Cindy Fath during this week of Thanksgiving.
Holy, Holy, Holy, the whole earth is full of glory. It’s here. It’s everywhere. It’s even partially detectable to the human eye, despite the very small spectrum of light our brains can perceive. 0.0035 percent, Google says. That’s how much of the electromagnetic spectrum the human eye can see. There aren’t good stats yet on the percentage of spiritual consciousness we’re able to detect.
The story of Jonah invites us to consider the many ways in which God speaks through “earth-y” elements. This prophet’s journey also invites us to confront our own perceptions of enemy and Other.

Upcoming Events

Harvest Potluck

11/03/2024

Our annual Harvest Potluck will be November 3 at noon, following the congregational meeting. Please bring a dish made from the bounty of your garden (or someone else's). Remember, no nuts! Gluten free items are appreciated! Bring your own place settings to make it more environmentally friendly. We hope to see you there!