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Who we are
Our Purpose & Our Vision
Purpose
Roanoke Mennonite Church is committed to following Jesus Christ in our daily living. As a member of the Mennonite Church USA, we support each other in worship, nurture each other through fellowship, and share God’s love and peace in our communities and beyond.
Vision
Roanoke Mennonite Church strives daily to be a vital congregation by:
Encountering God in fresh ways; being transformed through the mystery of God’s presence;
Nurturing healthy relationships; using spiritual gifts and common fellowship to build up the body of Jesus Christ;
Joyously sharing ourselves and our resources so that God’s healing and hope flow through us to our community and world.
Purpose
Roanoke Mennonite Church is committed to following Jesus Christ in our daily living. As a member of the Mennonite Church USA, we support each other in worship, nurture each other through fellowship, and share God’s love and peace in our communities and beyond.
Vision
Roanoke Mennonite Church strives daily to be a vital congregation by:
Encountering God in fresh ways; being transformed through the mystery of God’s presence;
Nurturing healthy relationships; using spiritual gifts and common fellowship to build up the body of Jesus Christ;
Joyously sharing ourselves and our resources so that God’s healing and hope flow through us to our community and world.
Street Address
1195 County Road 1600 E
Eureka,
IL
61530-9575
United States
Phone: 309-467-3460
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Church Pastor
Bryan Miller
Pastoral Team Leader
1195 County Road 1600 E
Eureka,
IL
61530-9575
United States
Phone: 309-467-3460
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Denomination
Mennonite Church
Affiliations
Mennonite Church USA
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Leadership
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Bryan Miller
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Pastoral Team Leader
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Other Church Leaders:
Jolene Miller - Pastor of Community Life
April McClure Stewart - Pastor of Worship
April McClure Stewart - Pastor of Worship
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For your convenience, signs are posted at intersections leading to the church north of Eureka on State Route 117, east of Eureka on State Route 24, and west of Roanoke on State Route 116. We look forward to meeting you!
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Roanoke Mennonite Church Service Times
Sunday
9:30 AM - Worship Service
10:45 AM - Discipling
Wednesday
6:00 PM - Alpha
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9:30 AM - Worship Service
10:45 AM - Discipling
Wednesday
6:00 PM - Alpha
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Come as you are comfortable
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Life giving, faith growing, fun where food and friends collide as we engage our world through the eyes of Jesus.
You know that you really don't want to do the same old thing with little opportunity to explore your faith through dialogue! You want something different - more unique and to be respected for who you are as a person.
Come live it!
Life giving, faith growing, fun where food and friends collide as we engage our world through the eyes of Jesus.
You know that you really don't want to do the same old thing with little opportunity to explore your faith through dialogue! You want something different - more unique and to be respected for who you are as a person.
Come live it!
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Roanoke Mennonite Church History
Settlers from Ohio, Alsace-Lorraine, and Germany settled in the vicinity in 1829, including David Schertz, the first minister. In 1875 the first frame church was erected and dedicated. This was replaced by a brick church in 1920 with a seating capacity of 185, which was enlarged in 1957 to accommodate 325. The majority of the members are farmers, active and retired. The outstanding early bishop was John Smith (1843-1906), ordained preacher 1887, bishop about 1890. Ezra Yordy, of Eureka, was ordained bishop on September 25,1925, and served until 1957. The membership in 1958 was 316, and has fluctuated since that time. John L. Harnish, ordained minister on 24 December 1922, served until 1952. Wesley Jantz became pastor in 1957.
New additions and upgrades to the building, and grounds around it, have been consistently improving both usability and accessibility; with major building additions occurring in 1990 and 2000. There continues to be a desire to better equip those ministering with an environment conducive of reflecting honoring worship.
Since 1957, there have been numerous pastors at Roanoke Mennonite serving faithfully the calling God placed on their lives during those times. Currently there is a Pastoral Team consisting of three members.
While structures, both physical and systemic, have changed over a time spanning across three centuries, Roanoke Mennonite Church has consistently remained an integral part of the faith community serving Woodford County and the surrounding areas in central Illinois.
Since 1957, there have been numerous pastors at Roanoke Mennonite serving faithfully the calling God placed on their lives during those times. Currently there is a Pastoral Team consisting of three members.
While structures, both physical and systemic, have changed over a time spanning across three centuries, Roanoke Mennonite Church has consistently remained an integral part of the faith community serving Woodford County and the surrounding areas in central Illinois.
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Roanoke Mennonite Church listing was last updated on the 16th of April, 2019