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Troxelville Mennonite Church, 2016. Source: Lester M. Burkholder
Troxelville Mennonite Church Information
We would love if you came to visit and join us for a worship service!

Sunday Morning Worship 9:00AM
Evening Service: 2nd Sunday 7:30PM
Prayer Meeting 2nd & 4th Wednesday 7:30PM
Cottage Meeting: 3rd Wednesday
Songbooks: Hymns of the Church

Address: 9390 Route 235, Beaver Springs, PA 17812
Phone: 570-658-3861
Conference Line: 570-365-1044
Troxelville Mennonite Church History
     Troxelville Mennonite Church, Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania, USA is affiliated with Hope Mennonite Fellowship (HMF) and was an outreach in the village of Troxelville by the Cocolamus Mennonite Church. HMF purchased the Troxelville United Methodist church and held the first service there on Sunday evening, 14 August 2011. Troxelville Mennonite Church began holding regular Sunday services on 2 October 2011 after the fall communion at Cocolamus.

     Wendell K. Martin had been ordained on 3 June 2011 at Cocolamus for the Troxelville congregation. Harlan Martin, pastor of the Coclamus congregation, served as senior pastor for Troxelville for one year and assistant pastor for a second year. James Shirk, who had been ordained in 2009 as deacon for the Cocolamus congregation, transferred to serve as deacon at Troxelville. Bernell Zimmerman served as bishop.
As of January 2023 Troxelville had 23 members.
Ministry
Gerald High -- Bishop
Warren Faus
-- Minister
James Shirk
-- Deacon
Nelson Auker -- Minister
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Address: 9390 Route 235, Beaver Springs, PA 17812
Phone: 570-658-3861
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  • Congregations
    • Allegheny Valley Mennonite Church
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    • 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
  • About Us
  • Who We Are
    • What We Believe
    • History
  • 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
    • Ebenezer Mennonite Bible School
    • Hope Crisis Intervention Committee
    • Hope Tech Research Committee >
      • Approved Filter List
  • Additional Resources
    • Anabaptist Resources
    • Christian Light Publications
    • Filter Your Internet
    • Lighthouse Publishing