Freeport Mennonite Church is a community of Christ-followers - imperfect people saved by God's incredible grace.  We are diverse in our ages, vocations and backgrounds.  We enjoy spending time with each other and we love to meet new people.

Established in 1845, Freeport Mennonite Church is one of the oldest continuing congregations in the state of Illinois.  Its roots and future are part of the Christian church established by Christ and intended to spread around the world, especially as it is expressed in the peace churches of the Anabaptist tradition.  This tradition places a particular emphasis on believer's baptism, following the ethic taught by Jesus Christ in his Sermon on the Mount, and in being in the world but not of it.

We hold to the confession of faith and the teaching positions of Mennonite Church USA.

Confession of Faith in a Mennonite Perspective

Video Clip:  Who Are the Mennonites?

Booklet:  What is An Anabaptist Christian?

FMC Statement on Marriage, Gender, and Sexuality