Enjoy this opportunity to hear the recording of Chuck Neufeld’s Sunday morning sermon entitled “Animated and Motivated by God’s Spirit” at Zion Mennonite Church following the 2016 Annual Meeting: 

Interested in working for an organization that gives you a sense of purpose? Ask about joining our small and collaborative team at Camp Camrec. Washington Mennonite Fellowship (WMF) seeks a year-round Camp Facilities Manager. Camp Camrec is located in the heart of the beautiful Cascade Mountains twelve miles from scenic Leavenworth, WA. The Facilities Manager works alongside the Executive Directors and is responsible for the day-to-day maintenance and physical upkeep of the camp. Must have strong maintenance experience and skills, along with the ability to work collaboratively. Responsible for the management and maintenance of camp facilities, grounds and forest resources […]

Whiskey Hill Road from Hubbard to the Meridian Road crossing will be CLOSED from May 31 to Jan 31. You will not be able to get to Zion by coming on Whiskey Hill Road from Hubbard. Please take an alternate route.

Volunteers needed in the Lebanon,Oregon Et Cetera Shop (MCC Thrift & Fair Trade store):  Cashiers/Floor Asst.-Complete customer purchases and be a kind, caring presence in the community; Donation Sorters-help keep backroom efficient and clean, spot those vintage and quality gems; Online Researchers-look up prices on quality donated items.  Volunteers choose their day/s and time commitment.  Volunteering can build your resume, give to the community and support the work of MCC. To join a group of fun, dedicated staff and volunteers call Et Cetera Shop at 541-258-5614 for more information or visit the shop at 836 S. Main St. in Lebanon.

All PNMC pastors should plan to attend a workshop on “Healthy Boundaries in Ministry” on Thursday, June 23, 2016 from 1:00 to 5:00 pm at Zion Mennonite Church, Hubbard, OR. Other church leaders are all welcome to attend. Topics: 1) Ethical issues relevant to keeping you sane and keeping your congregation safe including: sexual ethics; boundary maintenance; power dynamics and differentials; mental health in the congregation; and dilemmas and resources in pastoral care/counseling. 2) Information on mandatory reporting of child abuse and neglect for church leaders, including recognizing signs of abuse and resources on how, when, and to whom to make […]

Goshen College staff Jim Brenneman and Lee Snyder plan to be in the Pacific Northwest for a meeting with interested persons on Saturday, May 14. One of the hopes on our wish list is for Jim and Lee to be able to connect with Conference and Church leaders on the topic of “The Future of Mennonite Higher Education.” The breakfast meeting will take place at 8 AM on May 14 at the Country Cottage in Woodburn, OR. Please contact Barb Buxman <office@pnmc.org> if you plan to attend.

The first 2016 gathering of the CLC was held in Goshen, Indiana March 7-9. Jack Swaim, Katherine Jameson Pitts and Jennifer Delanty attended. Jack Swaim has offered the following report: March 2016 CLC

SAVE THE DATE – Sunday, May 22nd, 6:00 pm.  Salem Mennonite will be hosting a multi-church hymn sing! You are invited to join in an evening of singing together, special music and fellowship.  More details to follow.

The Et Cetera Shop in Lebanon, Oregon is hiring.   Et Cetera Shop has an opening for Thrift Floor Assistant.  Employee would be involved in receiving, sorting, pricing and recycling of donations; assisting in opening/closing procedures; operation of cash register.  Must be available two-three days per week and at least two Saturdays a month.   Applications are available at Et Cetera Shop and must be submitted by March 25. Questions? Call 541-258-5614 and ask for Lynn or Sheri. The Et Cetera Shop is also seeking board members who are interested in supporting MCC through Lebanon’s Thrift and Fair Trade store.  If you are available […]

Salem Mennonite Church will host the Salvadoran Human Rights Association (ASDEHU) 2016 speaking tour on Thursday, March 10 at 7pm. Bethany Loberg, of SMC, currently works as an interpreter for the organization and will be at the event entitled “The New Generation of Salvadoran Human Rights Defenders—Standing up to Disappearance in the Midst of Violence”. Speakers include human rights legal defender, Marina Ortiz, Founder and Director of ASDEHU. Relatives of recently disappear…ed youth will share their stories in hopes of raising awareness about El Salvador’s history of extreme repression and threats. The country currently struggles with a complex situation of […]