Assembly '26 - June 18-21 at Millersville University
Did you know we already have 360+ adults, youth, and children from across eleven states registered for Assembly? You do not want to miss this opportunity to fellowship and worship with your brothers and sisters from across LMC. Register today!
Regular Registration Costs - Ends May 15
Adult/YouthCon Full Conference Package: $350
Elementary Child Registration: $290
Baby/Toddler (age 4 and younger): $80
Cost includes lodging for 3 nights and 3 meals/day; for elementary children and baby/toddler, cost includes childcare
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Adult One Day Pass: $60
Elementary Child One Day Pass: $55
Baby/Toddler One Day Pass: $40
Adult Two Day Pass: $125
Elementary Child Two Day Pass: $110
Baby/Toddler Two Day Pass: $80
Cost includes one meal per day
Save your spot and register today! If you have any questions, please email assembly@lmcchurches.org. | | | Share Your Story
Everyone has a story. We'd love to hear how the Lord is speaking to you, how the Spirit is at work in your congregation, or how you're experiencing life transformation. Share your story online at our website.
| | |  | Spring Leadership Assembly this March
On Friday, March 27 from 10 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. ET, we will be hosting a virtual only Spring Leadership Assembly! Our theme will be Sowing Seeds of a Jesus Movement, which will serve as a precursor to Assembly '26 this June, which has the same theme.
If you are a credentialed leader within LMC, these leadership assemblies are for you!
We look forward to this opportunity to gather our leaders virtually for worship, prayer, and equipping! Register for free on our website. | |  | Anabaptist Classics Reading Group
A guided tour of seventeen South German/Austrian Anabaptist writings, totaling 122 pages. Classes will meet by Zoom for five sessions, every two weeks. Classes will meet Tuesday evenings at 6:30 p.m. (starting March 31) OR Thursday mornings at 10:30 a.m. (starting April 2).
Register by March 24th. To register and see the list of readings, contact William Higgins, whiggins@lmcchurches.org or call 717-293-5246 ext. 121. | |  LMC is a Spirit-led movement to:
• Make disciples of Jesus
• Mobilize every member as a missionary
• Multiply faith communities locally and beyond | | | From Our Resource Partners | | Church as a Movement Training Event
April 23–24
The basic course, Church as a Movement, is an introductory training of No Place Left (NPL) designed to equip pastors, leaders, and believers with biblical foundations and practical tools for disciple making, evangelism, and strategic mobilization. This training introduces a clear vision of how the Church can move from traditional models toward a Church as a Movement, aligned with the Great Commission, focused on spiritual harvest, disciple multiplication, and reaching places and people where the gospel is not yet present.
Learn more and register at emm.org/movement | | | ADVANCE
The kingdom of God is advancing! Join us for a gap year—engage in three months of hands-on, cross-cultural discipleship training in Lancaster City, Pa. Then serve five months in one of EMM's priority regions. Your life will never be the same. Learn more and apply by March 31 for a $1,000 scholarship at EMM.ORG/ADVANCE. | | | Kingdom Teams
Kingdom Teams are one-week, summer mission experiences in Lancaster, Pa., that provide opportunities for youth groups to engage with discipleship training and cross-cultural service, right here in the U.S. We're also looking for people to serve as paid summer staff. Learn more at EMM.ORG/KTEAMS. | |  | Author Talk: Inside Mennonite Life and Thought
Join Mennonite Life for an evening with Karl Landis, author of Inside Mennonite Life and Thought: Anabaptist Core Beliefs on Thursday, March 5 at 6:30 p.m. Karl will offer insight into the book, followed by an opportunity for questions and answers, and a chance to purchase the book and have it signed. This event is ideal for readers with no background knowledge of Anabaptism and longtime practitioners alike. Free, but registration required. It will also be livestreamed at Facebook.com/MennoniteLife at 6:30 p.m. ET. Find registration and more details at mennonitelife.org/events. | | No Longer Alone Family Support Group
The next meeting of the No Longer Alone Family Support Group, supported by Landis Communities, is planned for March 22, from 3–5 p.m., via Zoom. It will include a showing of the video "Cultivating a Mentally Healthy Family" by Dr. Danny Huerta, LCSW. The video presentation will be followed by a time of sharing. For the Zoom info, contact JAlbright@landis.org or call 717-381-3599. | |  Brain Awareness Day with Landis Communities
Landis Homes warmly invites community members to join us for Brain Awareness Day, Monday, March 16, 2026 at Landis Homes. It will be a welcoming, curiosity-filled day focused on learning about the brain, brain health, and how we can support one another as brains change.
Stop by a mid-morning interactive community expo, enjoy lunch on campus, and return for an afternoon of movement and engaging, bite-sized talks exploring dementia awareness, music and the brain, art, faith, dining, and even building design.
Event Schedule:
10:00–11:00 a.m. | Community Expo – West Community Room
11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. | Lunch Intermission (optional dining on campus)
1:00–3:00 p.m. | Movement for the Moment – East Bethany Chapel
1:00–4:00 p.m. | Brain Health Talks – West Bethany Chapel
This event is open to anyone interested in brain health, dementia awareness, and building more dementia-friendly communities. Please RSVP ahead of time. | | | ¿Quieres recibir las Noticias de LMC en Español? | | | ¿Quieres recibir Noticias de LMC en español? ¡Haga clic aquí para registrarse! | | | | | |
