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In-person worship services have resumed and we'll join in the Sanctuary at 10:00 AM! Sunday School starts at 11:15 AM!
Our Sunday worship services are also live streamed beginning at 10:00 AM. To join our service, please follow the Zoom link provided in the Sunday bulletin. If you aren't subscribed to our bulletins, click the button below to request one. Our church office is open from 10 to 2, Monday-Friday. Video recordings of previous services are available on YouTube. Even when we are apart, the sense of being a congregation can remain strong. Let us know how you would like to be contacted. Call our office 316-682-4555. Leave a message if we are busy with others. Contact us by email at office@lorraine.church. Or follow us on Facebook.
We are called to be followers of Christ
seeking God's will through the Holy Spirit
sharing the good news of love, peace, healing, and hope
through worship, fellowship, and service
in our community, our city, and beyond.
We welcome all persons without regard to their race, ethnicity, gender, age, sexual orientation, social status, education, ability, or any other factor subject to discrimination and exclusion in our world.
In the midst of a world hungry for wholeness and thirsty for truth, God is calling us to come together as God's people. The Church is to be the body of Christ, a sign of God’s reign of peace and salvation. This is the call we strive to fulfill here at Lorraine Avenue Mennonite Church.
Kristine Regehr, an ordained pastor in Western district Conference of Mennonite Church USA, joined us in April 2025 for a period of redesigning our organizational structure. She was trained in transitional ministry, congregations as emotional systems, and compassionate communication, and brings experience serving five previous churches. We expect to seek our next settled pastor in 2026.
"I have a special interest in congregations undergoing transition. I study structural and relational systems and seek to help congregations improve them so that their calling to spot and join God's work in the world is more enabled and less hindered by their way of doing church."
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