Pittsburgh Mennonite Church

About this church

Pittsburgh Mennonite Church is an Anabaptist congregation seeking “the beloved community” through worship, peacebuilding, discipleship, service, and shared life. It explicitly celebrates dignity and diversity across race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, ability, health, education, economic standing, and marital status. Mennonite faith is presented as a voluntary community pursuing Jesus together in relationship with neighbors and the wider world.

The Sunday prelude begins at 9:50 a.m. and worship at 10:00. From September through May, Second Hour starts around 11:20 with adult Forum, youth, and activities for different ages. Children’s Time takes place in the sanctuary; afterward, children five and younger may use the nursery, and lower-elementary children may attend Children’s Worship in the loft for story and creative response. Quiet activities are also available at the back of the sanctuary. The church parking lot is slightly north at 2014 South Braddock Avenue beside the parsonage, with municipal and street alternatives nearby. Visitors can attend worship alone or remain for the program-year Second Hour, and all are welcomed regardless of prior Mennonite experience.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, beloved-community vision, and inclusive welcome · Prelude, worship, Second Hour, children, and parking · Mennonite discipleship, community, and peacebuilding · Congregational ministries and service

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Nursery and Children’s Worship — after Children’s Time

Location