Columbus Mennonite Church

About this church

Columbus Mennonite Church worships Sundays at 9:30 a.m. Christian education follows at 11:00 from September through May and pauses for summer. A greeter provides a bulletin, and parking is available in the lot reached from Broadway Place and Oakland Park Avenue, in designated neighboring business lots, and on nearby streets. Care for children through age two is staffed by two adults. Older children join the opening of worship; preschoolers may leave after the children’s time. On first Sundays, Cookie Sunday creates an informal gathering between worship and education.

The congregation is part of Mennonite Church USA and describes a Christian life shaped by grace, joy, peace, and nonviolence. Those convictions take practical form through local mission teams. Members work with BREAD on community justice issues, accompany refugee families, and prepare a monthly meal for residents of the YWCA Family Center shelter. Children’s and youth education continue the church’s emphasis on participation across generations. For a first visit, the official details cover the entire morning—from parking and nursery care to worship, refreshments, and classes—while the service ministries show how Anabaptist commitments extend into Columbus neighborhoods.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Worship time and congregational welcome · Parking, nursery, children’s participation, and Cookie Sunday · Mennonite identity and congregational vision · Justice, refugee, shelter, and other service opportunities

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Cookie Sunday fellowship — first Sunday between worship and education

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