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We are back in the building! After meeting in our parking lot for 18 weeks, from the end of May-end of September, we have transitioned back into the building and we are grateful.

There are 4 ways to participate each Sunday morning at 10 am:

1. Sit in the sanctuary, spaced 6 feet a part from others. Once seated you can take off your mask.

2. Enter through the outside door of the Fellowship Room (old Sanctuary) and view the service on a live stream feed to a 70' inch TV. If you choose to meet in here you are able to remain separate from the larger group that is meeting in the sanctuary.

3. Remain in your car and listen to the service that is broadcast on 88.1. A bulletin and song sheet will be brought to you.

4. You can click the blue 'Weekly Sunday Service Live Stream' button to the right and view the morning worship service in it's entirety. The stream will begin a few minutes before 10 am each week and conclude when the service ends.

At this point, there are no Sunday School classes for children or adults.

WELLSVILLE — From Feb. 16-22, Yorks Corners Mennonite Church of Wellsville sponsored a service trip with Mennonite Disaster Service to Bennettsville, South Carolina to help residents rebuild homes destroyed or damaged by flooding from Hurricane Florence in September 2018.

This record-breaking rainfall of up to 30 inches caused extensive flooding. Mennonite Disaster Service (MDS) is a volunteer network of Anabaptist churches that responds in Christian love to those affected by disasters, often serving on site for several years after the disaster.

The 10 volunteer participants were: Gene Miller, Matt Engle, Marcia Studer, Terry Freeman, Chris Draper, Frank Engle, Peter Havens, Jim Smoker, Patty Havens, Joelle Havens.