Maple Grove Mennonite Church

Maple Grove Mennonite Church Maple Grove Mennonite Church, P.O. Box 955, 115 Maple Grove Road, Belleville PA 17004

This week, we are reflecting on who we are in the Kingdom: We are people who are at home in God’s love. Jesus said the g...
09/04/2026

This week, we are reflecting on who we are in the Kingdom: We are people who are at home in God’s love.

Jesus said the greatest commandment is to love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and to love your neighbor as yourself.

Those little phrases, “with all your heart” and “as yourself” matter.

It is urgent that we bring God’s love home to every part of ourselves first—put on our own oxygen masks—so that we can love God with “all our hearts” and love our neighbors "as ourselves", using the love we have first received from God.

Our relationship with ourselves matters.

When we see, receive, and embrace how deeply God’s love for humanity runs, the fragments in our hearts begin to heal. And from that place, we can wholeheartedly love God and genuinely love others.

We invite you to come worship with us on Sunday!

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Join us this Thursday, September 3, in the fellowship hall!
08/31/2026

Join us this Thursday, September 3, in the fellowship hall!

There are times when God gives us a sign and His presence is near and real and undeniable. But most times, we need to mo...
08/28/2026

There are times when God gives us a sign and His presence is near and real and undeniable. But most times, we need to move ahead, trusting that God is with us and is working for our good. In this text, Moses had the burning bush (a clear holy moment with God), but was also needing to move ahead with trust and would know God was with him when he returned to the same mountain with Israel.

This Sunday, we are celebrating with Phoebe, as she continues on her own adventure of trust, and becomes ordained in ministry. Looking at Moses in Exodus 3:1-12, Alan Kauffman will be bringing the message and officiating the ordination service.

Join us at 10:00 (note time change) to worship and celebrate together!

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When something unusual catches your eye, do you dismiss it and walk on by? Or do you go check it out and explore it a bi...
08/21/2026

When something unusual catches your eye, do you dismiss it and walk on by? Or do you go check it out and explore it a bit more?

This Sunday we have a special treat! Jenna Rheam will be helping Phoebe with the sermon. Together they will explore the part of Moses's life that you may familiar with the: the burning bush. Moses saw something unusual and he checked it out. But what if he hadn't?

We will also be commissioning new Leadership Team members and recognizing our children & youth who will be heading off to school soon.

Come worship with us!

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What kind of Father do we believe God is, and what does that mean for us as His sons and daughters? In the short passage...
08/14/2026

What kind of Father do we believe God is, and what does that mean for us as His sons and daughters?

In the short passage of John 5:16–21, Jesus mentions “Father” seven times, but He reveals a Father very different from the way the religious leaders understood Him. God is not merely our Maker or Provider; He is the Father who gives life, who is always working, who shares His life with His children, and who is forming His own life in us.

The question is not simply, “Do I believe God is my Father?” but, “What kind of Father do I believe He is?” Because if we know the Father Jesus reveals, we can come to Him, receive from Him, trust Him, and allow His life to flow through us.

The Father does not merely want children who obey Him; He wants children who know Him, receive His life, and become like Him.

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Are you quick to praise God through your journey in life?This Sunday, Evan Yoder will be sharing with us, focusing on wh...
08/07/2026

Are you quick to praise God through your journey in life?

This Sunday, Evan Yoder will be sharing with us, focusing on what we can learn about praising God from Psalm 105. He will also look at Joseph's life as an example of how god tests us and how we should respond.

We invite you to come worship with us!

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Join us this Thursday, August 6, in the fellowship hall!
08/03/2026

Join us this Thursday, August 6, in the fellowship hall!

This Sunday Ken Byler will continue to help us gain a deeper understanding of the Kingdom of God. Looking at parts of M...
07/24/2026

This Sunday Ken Byler will continue to help us gain a deeper understanding of the Kingdom of God.

Looking at parts of Matthew 13, Ken's sermon will explore the unique ways that Jesus used parables to shape the understanding of his followers about the kingdom of God. Everyone will be invited to experience some of these parables in new and imaginative ways.

Come worship with us!
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This Sunday, we'll continue exploring the Kingdom of God by looking at how things work there. Jesus didn't come to inven...
07/17/2026

This Sunday, we'll continue exploring the Kingdom of God by looking at how things work there. Jesus didn't come to invent a new way of living. He came to reveal His Father's Kingdom and show us what life looks like when God is truly King. One of the first things we discover is that small things matter in God's Kingdom. Throughout His ministry, Jesus welcomed children, blessed them, and used them as examples of what it means to belong to God's Kingdom. Again and again, He showed that childlike trust and dependence on the Father are valued far more than self-sufficiency.

This pattern runs throughout the entire Bible. Jesus said that faith as small as a mustard seed can move mountains. God chose the youngest shepherd boy, David, to become king. He called a frightened man named Gideon to deliver Israel. He chose a young woman named Mary to bring the Savior into the world. God delights in working through people who seem ordinary, overlooked, or insignificant by the world's standards. That's good news for all of us. In God's Kingdom, the least become first, the smallest seed grows into a great tree, and what seems small in our eyes can become something extraordinary in the hands of a great King.

Come worship with us on Sunday!

This Sunday, we continue our journey into one of the Bible's primary themes: the Kingdom of God.The Bible teaches that r...
07/10/2026

This Sunday, we continue our journey into one of the Bible's primary themes: the Kingdom of God.

The Bible teaches that reality is far bigger than the physical world we can see with our eyes. Alongside the visible creation exists an unseen spiritual realm. Although it is normally hidden from human sight, it is very real. Throughout Scripture, God occasionally pulls back the curtain so people can glimpse this invisible reality. Elisha's servant sees the hills filled with heavenly armies. Stephen sees heaven opened and Jesus standing at the Father's right hand. Repeatedly, the Bible reminds us that there is more than meets the eye.

Why does this matter? Because the Kingdom of God, the Kingdom to which we now belong through Jesus Christ, is rooted in this unseen but very real realm. Its King reigns now, and His Kingdom is breaking into our world, transforming lives, bringing hope, peace, healing, and new creation.

Throughout this summer, we will continue our conversation about who we are; we'll remember what God's Kingdom is, who the King is, and what it means to live each day as His sons and daughters. Join us this Sunday!

Address

115 Maple Grove Rd
Belleville, PA
17004

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 11am
Tuesday 8am - 11am
Wednesday 8am - 11am
Thursday 8am - 11am
Friday 8am - 11am
Saturday 8am - 11am
Sunday 8am - 2:30pm

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+17179352513

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