Congregational Life

And they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers. - Acts 2:42

The goal of Congregational Life at Portland Mennonite church is to bring people together in the name of Christ. Our church community is spread out through the I-5 corridor, because of this and the importance of being involved with each other's lives, we have a variety of ways for our church community to come together. PMC is a vibrant congregation full of people from a variety of backgrounds and stages of life. Everyone is welcomed to participate in the activities of PMC.

Here are some of PMC's Congregational Life programs:

Small Groups: Small Groups are a place for relationships to be established and to grow. They are a source of support for individuals and provide a place for spiritual growth and nurture. Groups generally meet the 4^th Sunday of every month in each others homes.

Kids' Caregivers Support Group: This group meets in the Old Chapel the 1^st and 3^rd Thursday of each month. The purpose is for parents and childcare givers who to connect, to encourage, support, and to grow in relationship with one other.

Church Retreat: This event happens the 2^nd weekend in May at Twin Rocks Friends Camp and Conference Center; www.twinrocks.org. Here the PMC community gathers each year to grow, laugh, and re-connect with each other.

Fellowship Meals: Every third Sunday of the month, we share our food and lives.

Summer Hikes: Beginning in June going through August, once a week hikes are led by PMC members in various locations around Portland. A favorite hike from the 2008 season was to Eagle Creek.

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Congregational Life

Here are some of PMC's Congregational Life programs:

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