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  Hi from a visitor. It takes everyone in this world. We learn from each other and support each other. Where ones weak another is strong. So here is what you find in this Mennonite Comunity ( humans just like us). Same struggles, same quest to find their Creator, same knowledge that we are not getting out of here alive. Here is what else we find, no divorce, no political involvements, no abortions, hands off courtships, their own school, hardworking people, high moral values, a relationship with their Heavenly Father through Jesus Christ their Lord. They are not perfect but believe that God has all the answers for their life. Don't criticize them, they might have something that could bless or save your life or something in your life. And you might have something likewise for them. You might enjoy visiting Sunday Morning service and getting an invite for Sunday lunch ( they call dinner). We did, I will never forget it, it took me back to something somewhere I lost along the way.. God bless You dear reader.

  Added July 13, 2017 by elmer weber
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  So you're not surprised, this is a Conservative Mennonite Church. That means the guys in white shirts and black slacks, the women in white bonnets and traditional dresses. Women are on the left, men on the right, facing the pulpit. They are a peace church, and on the Amish side of technology- cars are okay, but one had to ask me if "Google Maps" was something from the internet. Thus they have no website, which is why I'm leaving information here.
  
  Which brings up an important point- Google Maps is wrong. The address is correct, but it's less than a mile down NM-47.
  
  This service begins at 10, but Sunday School and service are mixed together, so there are songs and then the interactive Sunday School where the kids leave, and the kids come back and there is more singing, with the sermon. The sermon was very long and boring, and it appeared as if the speaker thought if you just list and read Bible verses on various points, this counts as a sermon. To be fair, I don't think he's the regular speaker. And the Sunday School was much better, although of course only the men spoke; women were present, but silent.

  Added February 04, 2017 by A Google User