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MENUMENU
  • Home
  • I’m New
          • Service Times
          • Getting Here
          • What to Expect
          • Education Hour
          • COVID-19
  • About Us
          • What We Believe
          • Our History
          • Staff
          • Leadership
          • Contact Us
          • Mennos In Action
  • Community Life
          • Groups
          • Committees
          • Mennonite Voluntary Service
          • Calendar
  • My FMCSF
          • Log in
          • Directory
          • Leadership
          • Small Groups

Masks are no longer required at in-person services and events. But we are mask-friendly and fully supportive of visitors, members and service leaders who choose to wear masks for their own personal protection. Those who can’t attend in person still have the option of attending by Zoom. Contact admin@menno.org for Zoom information.

We would like our services to be accessible to those with chemical sensitivities and allergies, and therefore support a fragrance-free environment. Because keeping our worship space safe for those with scent and chemical sensitivities is part of our commitment to accessibility, please refrain from wearing perfume/cologne or using other scented products.

First Mennonite Church of San Francisco is an Anabaptist community committed to radical peacemaking, thoughtful discipleship and spiritual transformation. We are a multi-generational group seeking to embody wholeness in many forms, including laughing at ourselves, singing in four-part harmony, eating delicious food, making art, resisting injustice and learning together across generations.

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