About Us

What are we about? We’re about Mennonite Life in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and we’d love to help you learn more.

We’re working towards a world where people learn their own and others’ stories, across boundaries.

Mennonite Life does our small part in bringing about that world. We share items and stories featuring the lived experiences and faith values of Lancaster Mennonites and interrelated communities.

What’s your story? How are you preserving it, and who have you shared it with?

Vision, Mission, Values

Let’s learn our own and each others’ stories.

Organization History

The organization began in 1958. Mennonite history,

and its relevance today, remains our focus.

Publications

Browse our quarterly newsletter, our journal Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, the Mennonite Research Journal, and other Anabaptist resources.

Strategic Plan

Learn more about us, our goals, and our plans for the future.

Get to know our team

Frequently Asked Questions

Chances are, someone else has wondered the same thing! Start here with your questions.

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Featured Stories

Fifty Years of the Biblical Tabernacle Experience

DirectionsBiblical Tabernacle Experience (at the Mennonite Life Visitors Center)…

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Introducing Mennonite Life

It’s an exciting time to be a Mennonite history…

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Welcome, Refugees

For Mennonites in Lancaster, loving your neighbor means welcoming…

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Mennonite Artists

Beyond folk arts, Mennonites contribute significantly to visual, language,…

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Discover Something New

Exhibit: ‘They Went Out from Us’: Zwingli and the Radical Reformation

Mennonite Life joins our global faith community in celebrating…

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50th Anniversary Community Celebration of the Biblical Tabernacle Experience

Celebrate 50 years of the Biblical Tabernacle Experience in…

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Community Hymn Sing: 500 Years of Anabaptism

Join us for a community hymn sing celebrating the…

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Discovery Days at the 1719 Museum: Celebrating Culture through Craftsmanship

This is a week-long day camp for youth age…

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