3120 N.E. 125th Street
Seattle, Washington 98125
phone: 206-361-4630
fax: 206-361-6076


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WORSHIP Time (Year Round):   Sundays at 10:00am

NOTE:    Beginning Sept 13, 2009 we return to the fall worship schedule:

  • Worship: 10:00 - 11:15am
  • Youth and Adult Study: 11:30 - 12:30pm
  • Atrium Youth Program: 10:15 - 12:15pm followed by music for 15 minutes


NewTen Thousand Villages International Gift Sale
November 13-14, 2009, at Seattle Mennonite Church - see flyer for details.

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Weldon at church     Welcome to Seattle Mennonite Church

We welcome you to Seattle Mennonite Church “In the name of Christ.” Our desire is that all who enter here may be received as Christ. Come and join us one time or for a lifetime. Come and join us in striving to be the Body of Christ and the struggle to be faithful disciples of Jesus. We welcome you to come and worship and work with us, to pray and play with us, and to sing and serve “In the name of Christ” with us. We welcome your presence, your participation, your questions, and your quest in our life together.

May the Peace of Christ be with you!
Weldon Nisly, pastor


About Seattle Mennonite Church
Seattle Mennonite is a vibrant Anabaptist congregation drawn from the entire Puget Sound area. We believe that faith and action are inseparable elements in each person's pilgrimage, so spiritual nurture is that which nourishes us that we might reach out in service to others. Seattle Mennonite strives to express "shalom", the peace and wholeness of God, through discipleship and the caring of our faith community.

Seattle Mennonite was formed in 1968 and a Mennonite Voluntary Service unit soon followed in 1970. The group grew as many VSers fell in love with the Northwest, deciding to stay after completion of their term of service. Others joined as they came to Seattle to further their education. Our worshipping community brings together many from a Mennonite background, but also from a variety of religious traditions. In 1993 we renovated an old movie theater to use as our place of worship. We now have an active children's and youth ministry, small groups, a wide variety of musical groups, and prolific quilters. Our outreach ministries include the MVS unit, a Ten Thousand Villages store, and a growing community ministry program.