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Muddy Creek Mennonite Church, 2016. Source: Lester M. Burkholder
Muddy Creek Mennonite Church
Address: 988 Beam Road, Denver, PA 17517
Phone: 717-445-8529
We would be glad if you came to visit and worshipped with us!
  • Sunday Morning Worship 9:00AM           
  • Evening Service: 2nd Sunday 7:00PM       
  • Prayer Meeting 2nd & 4th Wednesday 7:30PM   
     Muddy Creek Mennonite Church was the second Hope Mennonite Fellowship (HMF) congregation to be formed. The first HMF congregation was established at Millbach and later moved to Schaefferstown. The Muddy Creek congregation formed from HMF members living in northern Lancaster County who attended Millbach. The first service on January 3, 1982 was attended by 137 people at the Grace Chapel, a vacant church building rented from the Lutherans. There were 21 charter members. Earl Horst served as bishop, Edwin Gehman and Harold Herr as ministers, and Elvin Horst as deacon.

     In 1991 the Muddy Creek congregation purchased a six-acre tract of land near Fivepointville, Pennsylvania and built a school there. In 1997, a church building was erected and attached to the school building. The school offers grades one through twelve.
     The Muddy Creek Mennonite Church is about three miles from the Muddy Creek Old Order Mennonite Meetinghouse that is part of the Groffdale Conference. 
     Visitors are expected and welcomed! As you have opportunity please stop by and join us in worship!
      
Ministry
Elvin Horst - Bishop
Jolan Martin - Bishop
Richard Hoover - Minister
Clinton Burkholder - Minister
Eli Martin - Minister

Wilmer Burkholder - Deacon
Wendell Hollinger - Deacon

Contact Us with any questions or for more information
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Address: 988 Beam Road, Denver, PA 17517
Phone: 717-445-8529

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Who We Are
    • What We Believe
    • History
  • Congregations
    • Allegheny Valley Mennonite Church
    • Allentown Mennonite Church
    • Cocolamus Mennonite Church
    • Garbers Mennonite Fellowship
    • Living Springs Mennonite Fellowship
    • Muddy Creek Mennonite Church
    • Rehrersburg Mennonite Church
    • Schaefferstown Mennonite Church
    • Troxelville Mennonite Church
    • Victory Mennonite Chapel
  • Ministries
    • City of Light Ministry
    • Lehigh County Prison Ministry
    • Hearts of Hope Mennonite Mission
    • Hope Teachers' Institute
  • Committees & Organizations
    • Beacon of Hope Committee >
      • Beacon of Hope Brochure
    • Hope Crisis Intervention Committee
    • Hope Tech Research Committee >
      • Approved Filter List
  • Additional Resources
    • Anabaptist Resources
    • Christian Light Publications
    • Filter Your Internet
    • Lighthouse Publishing