Home Street Mennonite Church

Home Street Mennonite Church HSMC is a city-wide Christian community within the Anabaptist Mennonite tradition. We are affiliated with Mennonite Church Manitoba and Mennonite Church Canada.

Join us for worship at 10:45 a.m. on Sundays. For the safety and care of vulnerable people among us, we require people to be masked in the building. Check out our website at www.hsmca.ca.

11/29/2025

Home Street Mennonite Church is seeking a .5 FTE, Office Administrator. This is a role vital to the congregation both in support of our pastoral team and as the individual key to administrative and reception duties, along with financial and facilities functions. This opportunity is being promoted both within and beyond our congregation. A full job description can be found at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZC-iZx9pV1aINxgPr-MR4Ypk6vQevyQJ/view?usp=sharing. Questions and inquiries should be directed to Elden Siemens, Leadership Council Vice-Chair, at [email protected].

Bea Wichert, Caleb Friesen Epp and Lia Campbell-Enns are hosting a vigil for Palestinians killed in the ongoing genocide...
11/26/2025

Bea Wichert, Caleb Friesen Epp and Lia Campbell-Enns are hosting a vigil for Palestinians killed in the ongoing genocide today (Wedensday, Nov. 26) at Marpeck Commons from 11AM - 1PM. It is come-and-go and there will be space to reflect through art. All are welcome.

'Turn Up the Heat... and melt down the mortgage!' – We want to melt down Home Street’s present $122,145 mortgage by $22,...
10/09/2025

'Turn Up the Heat... and melt down the mortgage!' – We want to melt down Home Street’s present $122,145 mortgage by $22,000, on Saturday, November 8, at 6:00 pm!! Please join 100 Home Streeters for a wonderful dinner (prepared by local chefs, Peter Funk, Adam Janzen, Harry Klassen and Ken Neil) and enjoy an evening of entertainment (with Clare Schellenberg and Charlie Enns, Wayne and Katherine Guenther, and Carrie Schulz and friends) hosted by our own Kathy G!! You can purchase meal tickets by e-transferring $10/ticket to [email protected]. In the message section, please note "Turn Up the Heat Fundraiser Ticket" (x the number of tickets) and add any dietary needs. You can also purchase meal tickets at the back of the sanctuary, following worship services on Sunday, October 12, 19 and 26. We look forward to a great evening of fun and fundraising!

04/17/2025

Maundy Thursday communion service this evening at 7:00 pm. Reflections by Mackenzie and Nadya. Music led by Phil, Johanna, and Ava.

Good Friday Service tomorrow at 10:00 am. Note the earlier start time. We will worship at Home Street together with Fort Garry, Charleswood and Hope Mennonite Churches. Come early to get seats. Coffee/tea/juice will be served after the service.

02/22/2025

February 23: This Sunday concludes our series on Anabaptism 500 with a look at what it means to live out our faith within a community of believers. Early Anabaptists believed the church to be a covenant community that discerned God’s will and followed Jesus together. Though we often fall short, this sense of community continues to be one of the gifts Anabaptists bring to the wider church.

The adult education hour will be facilitated by Home Street's Indigenous Settler Relations Group, who will introduce us to local organizations Home Street is connected with.

• Worship begins at 10:45 am.
• Christian education hour for all ages begins at 9:45 am.

Sunday, February 9 is Home Street's annual winter retreat. There will be no worship service or education hour at the chu...
02/07/2025

Sunday, February 9 is Home Street's annual winter retreat. There will be no worship service or education hour at the church this Sunday.

Join us for our ongoing worship series marking 500 years since the beginnings of Anabaptism. Our adult education hour al...
01/25/2025

Join us for our ongoing worship series marking 500 years since the beginnings of Anabaptism. Our adult education hour also follows this them, with more exploration of Anabaptism's historic roots and its current multicultural make-up.

• this Sunday, January 26: Proclaiming a New Allegiance (Matthew 22:15–22). The first Anabaptists thought complete separation from the state was necessary for faithful followers of Christ. While these radical beginnings helped get the movement started, we now believe God’s Spirit is guiding us to become a reconciling presence in the world.

•next Sunday, February 2: Parent-child dedication.

Christian education hour for all ages begins at 9:45 am.
Worship begins at 10:45 am.

[Woodcut of Menno Simons by Christoffel van Sichem - University Library Amsterdam, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=590809]

01/18/2025

Worship Series: Anabaptism 500. As we mark 500 years since the beginnings of Anabaptism, we recall the theological convictions that emerged in the Radical Reformation, and explore what these convictions look like in the Anabaptist church today.

Our adult education hour also follows this theme, featuring personal stories from those who have come to the Anabaptist/ Mennonite church as adults and presentations on the historic roots of Anabaptism.

• this Sunday, January 19: Interpreting Scripture (Matthew 5, excerpts; Hebrews 1:1–4). We will also mark Anabaptist World Fellowship Sunday by celebrating communion.

• next Sunday, January 26: Proclaiming a New Allegiance

Christian education hour for all ages begins at 9:45 am.
Worship begins at 10:45 am.

"No one can truly know Christ unless they follow after him in daily life, and no one can follow Christ in daily life unl...
01/11/2025

"No one can truly know Christ unless they follow after him in daily life, and no one can follow Christ in daily life unless they truly know him.”- Hans Denck, early Anabaptist leader (1500-1527)

Join us for our new worship series to mark the 500-year anniversary of Anabaptism. This Sunday, January 12, we explore what discipleship meant in Jesus’s time, how the early Anabaptists understood discipleship, and what it means to be followers of Jesus in our own time and place.

Our adult education hour also follows this theme, alternating between personal stories from those who have come to the Anabaptist / Mennonite church as adults, and presentations on the historic roots of Anabaptism.

• next Sunday, January 19: Interpreting Scripture

Christian education hour for all ages begins at 9:45 am.
Worship begins at 10:45 am.

Join us for worship as we conclude our series How Does a Weary World Rejoice? • this Sunday, January 5: We trust our bel...
01/04/2025

Join us for worship as we conclude our series How Does a Weary World Rejoice?

• this Sunday, January 5: We trust our belovedness (Luke 3:1–22)
In the baptism of Jesus, God's delight in God's creation descends onto a broken world. As we navigate a fractured and weary world today, how can we trust our belovedness?

Christian education hour for all ages resumes this Sunday, beginning at 9:45 am.

Worship begins at 10:45 am.

• next Sunday, January 12: we begin a new worship series to mark 500 years since the beginnings of Anabaptism. Over the next seven Sundays, we will recall how the convictions of early Anabaptists were shaped by the sixteenth-century Radical Reformation, and explore what those convictions look like for today's Anabaptist church.

[photo taken at St John's Abbey, Collegeville, MN]

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318 Home Street
Winnipeg, MB
R3G1X4

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+12047831721

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