Special Events

First Sunday of the Month | Communion and Potluck Fellowship Meal

We practice open communion, in other words, all are welcome to the Lord’s Table. Worship ends about noon. Hymnals are gathered and put away. Chairs are rearranged in the sanctuary and tables are set up. Food is set out on a long table. If it looks we might be short on food, someone rushes out for pizza or chicken. We gather around the table and note the special dishes and sauces, say or sing a prayer, and then enjoy food and visiting around the table.

Fifth Sunday Worship

When there is a fifth Sunday in the month we try to make it a little different – often no sermon, more singing, etc.

Fundraisers & Community Involvement

For more information on special events we invite you to browse their dedicated web pages for the most up-to-date information.

Mennonite Disaster Relief (MDS)

Boots, Buckets & Barrows

Boots, Buckets & Barrows showed at Austin Mennonite Church on August 11, 2018.

The show and auction were a success raising over $3,000!

Click here for a preview of the production!

This production was a partnership with Mennonite Disaster Services, an event that is part theater show-part auction, to raise awareness, funds, and volunteers for MDS. The show is interrupted two times to auction off buckets of home-related items – homemade breads and kitchen goods, games, or a bucket of house tools compiled by the hosting congregation. Ted and Jeff run the auction process, with often hilarious, but effective, results for fundraising.

For more information check out: Ted & Company | Boots, Buckets & Barrows

FAQ

Who is the Mennonite Disaster Service?

Visit the MDS page (click here) to view their mission statement, how they help, and what regions they provide assistance.

Unable to attend, but would still like to donate?

Monetary donations for Mennonite Disaster Service may be received on their website (MDS Direct Donation (Click Here)) or directly through PayPal by clicking the Donate button below.

Austin Mennonite Church would like to thank Ted & Company for putting on an amazing production and to thank all those who donated and attended the event. Your generosity will allow the Mennonite Disaster Service to continue to help rebuild and restore communities impacted by natural disasters within Texas and the United States.

CROP Walk Austin

CROP Hunger Walks are community-wide events sponsored by Church World Service and organized by local congregations or groups to raise funds to end hunger at home and around the world.

AUSTIN 2019 CROP HUNGER WALK

Sunday, February 24

Photo ID required for all adults.

Registration: 2:00 p.m.
Step-off: 2:30 p.m.

Location:
Camp Mabry
2200 W 35 St.

To DONATE follow this link: https://www.crophungerwalk.org/austintx/Donate

To REGISTER follow this link: https://www.crophungerwalk.org/austintx/Account/Register

Annual Pancakes for Scholarships

Fundraiser for Windsor Park Neighborhood Association Scholarship Fund for local high school seniors with a history of service to the community.

Where | Austin Mennonite Church

When | 2019 Dates TBA

Join us with an appetite and an open heart.

FAQ

Who are the recipients?

2017-18 Recipients: Eberardo Jaimes, Isabella Hansen, Miranda Stell, Nelda Hinojosa, and Redie Mumbili.

2016-17 Recipients: Emilio Vargas and Sugey Zavala.

What is the Windsor Park Neighborhood Association Scholarship Program?

The Schools Committee offers residential Windsor Park students scholarships applicable to Reagan High School, Austin’s Liberal Arts and Science Academy, and LBJ High School.

These students qualify for these scholarships by dedicating their time and effort into providing a meaningful contribution to our community.

What’s on the menu?

Delicious pancakes made with real eggs, milk and Kodiak pancake mix. Smother your plate in butter and either standard or real maple syrup.

On the side will be sausage (vegetarian option available) and orange juice or coffee (or both!)

Unable to attend, but would still like to donate?

Monetary donations for the Windsor Park Neighborhood Association Scholarship Fund may be received on their website (WPNA Direct Donation) or directly through Austin Mennonite Church PayPal by clicking the Donate button below.

2015 Scholarship recipient Emilio Vargas.

2016 Scholarship recipients Mu Lwe Say and Mayra Vasquez

Four of our five 2017 Scholarship recipients being recognized at our May WPNA meeting.