This is a weekly 20-week community Bible study lead by Pastor Michael Crosby, of First Mennonite Church, and Rev. Terrance Thomas of Bethel AME Church. The location will alternate between the two churches. Details about materials and meeting location for each session can be found at: https://sites.google.com/fmc-cu.org/belovedcommunity/overview
FMC is part of a Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery Coalition of congregations that supports church communities in education, solidarity and reparative action alongside Indigenous Peoples. The Coalition meets via Zoom each month for prayer and action. Click here to view the calendar and to sign up for the Zoom link.
The Vine is the newsletter of First Mennonite Church. Submissions should be emailed to the current editor, Cindi Schieber.
August worship theme: Accessibility and Disability Justice Join us in August for worship live in the sanctuary or online. We welcome, without exclusion all who seek God’s love and grace! Our current children's offering benefits the local Randolph Street Community Gardens in Champaign. In August, there will be no Sunday school and refreshments will not […]
After worship, those who currently serve as FMC children's storytellers and people who are curious/interested in becoming FMC worship storytellers are invited to the fellowship hall for a workshop. A light lunch will be served to participants.
Early risers - join us online for a time of study and discussion. Email Pastor Michael for the Zoom link.
This is a weekly 20-week community Bible study lead by Pastor Michael Crosby, of First Mennonite Church, and Rev. Terrance Thomas of Bethel AME Church. The location will alternate between the two churches. Details about materials and meeting location for each session can be found at: https://sites.google.com/fmc-cu.org/belovedcommunity/overview
Early risers - join us online for a time of study and discussion. Email Pastor Michael for the Zoom link.
This group provides a space for anti-racism education, advocacy, and mutual accountability in our church and community.
This group provides a space for anti-racism education, advocacy, and mutual accountability in our church and community.
This is a weekly 20-week community Bible study lead by Pastor Michael Crosby, of First Mennonite Church, and Rev. Terrance Thomas of Bethel AME Church. The location will alternate between the two churches. Details about materials and meeting location for each session can be found at: https://sites.google.com/fmc-cu.org/belovedcommunity/overview
SEPTEMBER WORSHIP THEME: Season of Creation. 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 will be decided in late August. Sunday school classes for all ages begin at 11:15 am.