The congregation gathered for worship, with a musician playing guitar at the front.

Following Jesus.
Practicing Peace.
Growing Together.

We’re Pasadena Mennonite Church, an Anabaptist community
from across the Los Angeles Basin. You are welcome here.

A group gathered beside an “Oak Flat Prayer Rising” banner.
Standing together at Oak FlatPMC members join Apache Stronghold beside the “Oak Flat Prayer Rising” banner.

Come & meet us

Faith lived out.
Community lived in.

Christ-centered worship, authentic fellowship, and active peacemaking.

We gather in Pasadena on Sundays and live out the rest of the week committed to the work, teaching, and witness of Jesus—seeking peace, justice, healing, and joy in all our relationships.

Our community celebrates and affirms that all people are created in God’s image and are worthy of dignity, inclusion, and respect.

Sunday at PMC

There’s a place for you.

Come for coffee, conversation, and worship. Here’s what to expect.

Coffee, then worship

10:15 a.m. · Coffee & conversation
10:30 a.m.–12 p.m. · Worship

We gather in the Fellowship Hall, with space to see one another and worship together.

What to expect

At 10:30 a.m., a gathering song invites us to take our seats and begin.

People of all backgrounds are welcome to participate in the life of our congregation.

Meet us in Pasadena

1041 North Altadena Drive
Pasadena, CA 91107

We meet at Pasadena Church of the Brethren. Parking is available next to the church or on Casa Grande Street, the street in front of the church.

Directions & entrance

Head to the Fellowship Hall when you arrive.

Look for the Pasadena Mennonite Church welcome sign. You’ll also see signs for our building hosts and neighbors: Conexión, The Church We Hope For, and The Firehouse School.

For questions about building access or support for your visit, email office@pasadenamennonite.org so we can help you plan.

Children belong here

Child care opens at 10:25 a.m. for children from 6 months through kindergarten.

Grades 1–5 begin worship with the adults before being invited to “Children in Worship” downstairs every other week.

Youth grades 6–12 meet the fourth Sunday of each month.

Children & youth

Child care: Check in between 10:25 and 10:30 a.m. Children play, read stories, or take part in “Godly Play,” a form of biblical storytelling.

Grades 1–5: Children in Worship includes Bible lessons, crafts, and activities.

Youth: Youth grades 6–12 meet the fourth Sunday of each month for games, conversation, and Bible study, with additional gatherings during the school year.

Joining online?

Join worship on Zoom. Email the office by Friday for the Sunday link.

Email for the Zoom link

Gather. Learn. Serve.

Upcoming at PMC

A few ways to share in community life.

View full calendar

Explore our calendar for upcoming gatherings, retreats, and opportunities to serve.

All times Pacific.

What brings us together

Rooted in Jesus.
Called to peace.

“God calls us to be followers of Jesus Christ and, by the power of the Holy Spirit, to grow as communities of grace, joy and peace, so that God’s healing and hope flow through us to the world.”

PMC × Mennonite Disaster Service

Rebuilding Dena.
Together.

Helping our neighbors recover.

PMC is partnering with Mennonite Disaster Service (MDS) to support long-term recovery after the Eaton Fire. Together with our building partners, we’re preparing to host MDS volunteers at our shared church campus as plans for rebuilding in Altadena move forward.

MDS helped us return to our building after the fire. Now we’re working together to make that same place a base for service, hospitality, and hope in the Dena community.

A resident standing beside a home destroyed by the Eaton Fire.
Watch MDS’s Altadena story Mennonite Disaster Service · June 17, 2025
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Our leadership

A church we
shape together.

PMC is a lay-led congregation with a Leadership Team at the helm.

Our Lead Pastor, Katerina Gea, is joined on staff by Jason Smith, Children and Youth Ministries Coordinator, and Karen Newe, Community Coordinator.

Meet our leadership
Karen Newe, Pastor Katerina Gea, and Jason Smith standing together outdoors, from left to right.
Meet the people who help us connectLeft to right: Karen Newe, Community Coordinator; Katerina Gea, Lead Pastor; and Jason Smith, Children and Youth Ministries Coordinator.

Make yourself at home

Your first visit,
a little easier.

Where do we gather?

In the Fellowship Hall of Pasadena Church of the Brethren, at 1041 North Altadena Drive. Parking is available next to the church or on Casa Grande Street, the street in front of the church.

You’ll also see signs for our building hosts and neighbors: Conexión, The Church We Hope For, and The Firehouse School.

Are visitors welcome?

Yes. PMC is an open community. We invite people of all backgrounds to participate fully in the life of our congregation.

Read our welcome statement
What about access or other needs?

Our Fellowship Hall is not ADA accessible, unfortunately. Please contact the office with questions about building access or support for your visit, so we can help you plan.

office@pasadenamennonite.org
How can I get connected?

Join us on Sunday, explore a community group, or contact the office.

Explore community groups
The church building with a Pasadena Mennonite Church welcome sign and steps up to the entrance.
A familiar sign when you arriveLook for the Pasadena Mennonite Church welcome sign. We meet in the Fellowship Hall. Parking is available next to the church or on Casa Grande Street, the street in front of the church.

We’d love to meet you

See you Sunday.

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