FMC reserved for private piano recital
First Mennonite Church 902 W Springfield Ave, Urbana, IL, United Statesprivate recital - Margaret Escobar
private recital - Margaret Escobar
Early risers - join us online for a time of study and discussion. Email Pastor Michael for the Zoom link.
Join us for a time of study, sharing and prayer. Lynne Sancken is organizing the group; people will take turns leading. This Fall, the group will study the book Aging, by Will Willimon. The author will help facilitation the September 24 discussion via Zoom. All are welcome to attend.
The Service and Outreach Committee reaches out to and welcomes people who wish to know more about the church. The committee also coordinates FMC service projects in the community and beyond.
Thanksgiving Sunday, with potluck at 12n (bring nut-free dishes to share). Thanksgiving offering will be collected to benefit a local nonprofit that works to reduce food insecurity. Join us for worship at 9:15 am in-person or online. We welcome, without exclusion all who seek God’s love and grace! Our Fall children’s offering goes to the […]
Thanksgiving Potluck after Sunday school. Bring a nut-free dish to share.
Early risers - join us online for a time of study and discussion. Email Pastor Michael for the Zoom link.
The Interfaith Alliance is a network of faith leaders and houses of worship who gather together to seek the common good. Meetings are open to all and are held monthly in different locations on the 4th Wednesday at Noon. For details about the location of a meeting in a particular month, email Pastor Michael Crosby, […]
The Vine is the newsletter of First Mennonite Church. Submissions should be emailed to the current editor, Cindi Schieber.
ADVENT Series: God's Dream Join us for worship at 9:15 am in-person or online. We welcome, without exclusion all who seek God’s love and grace! Our Winter children’s offering is for FMC's Tanzania College Scholarship Fund. Sunday school classes for all ages begin at 11:15 am.
All ages are invited to join us in decorating the tree with symbols of Christ's life while singing hymns and listening to scripture.
This group provides a space for anti-racism education, advocacy, and mutual accountability in our church and community. The group meeting is hybrid, with in person members meeting in the FMC library.