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Millersville Mennonite (Mennonite Church USA) Church in the town of [[Millersville (Pennsylvania, USA)|Millersville]], two miles (3 km) southwest of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, dates back to 1757, when a log meetinghouse was built to serve the Abraham Herr, John Correl, Michael Shenk, Peter Eshleman, Jacob Frantz, and Andrew Kauffman families. Benjamin Hershey, living one mile (1.5 km) west of Lancaster, was the first bishop. Among the leading ministers who have served here were Andrew Kauffman, John Shenk, Benjamin Hertzler, Christian S. Herr, and in mid-20th century Daniel Lehman and Daniel Gish. Among the sons of the congregation serving elsewhere have been [[Charles, John Denlinger (1878-1923)|John D. Charles]], [[Lehman, Chester Kindig (1895-1980)|Chester]] and Daniel Lehman, and Clyde Shenk. The old church was replaced in 1851 by a new brick building, which in turn was replaced in 1897 by the mid-20th century church, with renovations in 1927. Jacob G. Hess, Landis Shertzer, and J. Herbert Fisher were the ministers in 1955 with a membership of 375. The [[Mennonite Children's Home (Millersville, Pennsylvania, USA)|Mennonite Children's Home]] was near by. The ministers shared a circuit with the ministers of the Rohrerstown congregation.

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 Millersville Mennonite Church began its first [[Sunday School|Sunday school]] in 1887.
-Millersville shared its ministry with the [[Rohrerstown Mennonite Church (Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA)|Rohrerstown Mennonite Church]] until the 1950s.
+Millersville shared its ministry with the [[RMC Church (Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA)|Rohrerstown Mennonite Church]] until the 1950s.
 = Bibliography =

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 Millersville Mennonite Church began its first [[Sunday School|Sunday school]] in 1887.
-Millersville shared its ministry with the [[Rohrerstown Mennonite Church (Rohrerstown, Pennsylvania, USA)|Rohrerstown Mennonite Church]] until the 1950s.
+Millersville shared its ministry with the [[Rohrerstown Mennonite Church (Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA)|Rohrerstown Mennonite Church]] until the 1950s.
 = Bibliography =

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 [[Category:Mennonite Church (MC) Congregations]]
 [[Category:Mennonite Church USA Congregations]]
-[[Category:Lancaster Mennonite Conference Congregations]]
+[[Category:LMC: a Fellowship of Anabaptist Churches Congregations]]
 [[Category:Pennsylvania Congregations]]
 [[Category:United States Congregations]]

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	[http://www.lancasterconference.org/ Lancaster Mennonite Conference]		[http://www.lancasterconference.org/ Lancaster Mennonite Conference]

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	Millersville Mennonite (Mennonite Church USA) Church in the town of [[Millersville (Pennsylvania, USA)\|Millersville]], two miles (3 km) southwest of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, dates back to 1757, when a log meetinghouse was built to serve the Abraham Herr, John Correl, Michael Shenk, Peter Eshleman, Jacob Frantz, and Andrew Kauffman families. Benjamin Hershey, living one mile (1.5 km) west of Lancaster, was the first bishop. Among the leading ministers who have served here were Andrew Kauffman, John Shenk, Benjamin Hertzler, Christian S. Herr, and in mid-20th century Daniel Lehman and Daniel Gish. Among the sons of the congregation serving elsewhere have been [[Charles, John Denlinger (1878-1923)\|John D. Charles]], [[Lehman, Chester Kindig (1895-1980)\|Chester]] and Daniel Lehman, and Clyde Shenk. The old church was replaced in 1851 by a new brick building, which in turn was replaced in 1897 by the mid-20th century church, with renovations in 1927. Jacob G. Hess, Landis Shertzer, and J. Herbert Fisher were the ministers in 1955 with a membership of 375. The [[Mennonite Children's Home (Millersville, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Mennonite Children's Home]] was near by. The ministers shared a circuit with the ministers of the Rohrerstown congregation.		Millersville Mennonite (Mennonite Church USA) Church in the town of [[Millersville (Pennsylvania, USA)\|Millersville]], two miles (3 km) southwest of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, dates back to 1757, when a log meetinghouse was built to serve the Abraham Herr, John Correl, Michael Shenk, Peter Eshleman, Jacob Frantz, and Andrew Kauffman families. Benjamin Hershey, living one mile (1.5 km) west of Lancaster, was the first bishop. Among the leading ministers who have served here were Andrew Kauffman, John Shenk, Benjamin Hertzler, Christian S. Herr, and in mid-20th century Daniel Lehman and Daniel Gish. Among the sons of the congregation serving elsewhere have been [[Charles, John Denlinger (1878-1923)\|John D. Charles]], [[Lehman, Chester Kindig (1895-1980)\|Chester]] and Daniel Lehman, and Clyde Shenk. The old church was replaced in 1851 by a new brick building, which in turn was replaced in 1897 by the mid-20th century church, with renovations in 1927. Jacob G. Hess, Landis Shertzer, and J. Herbert Fisher were the ministers in 1955 with a membership of 375. The [[Mennonite Children's Home (Millersville, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Mennonite Children's Home]] was near by. The ministers shared a circuit with the ministers of the Rohrerstown congregation.
		+	= Additional Information =
		+	'''Address''': 437 Manor Avenue, PO Box 283, Millersville, PA 17551
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		+	'''Phone''': 717-872-2441
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		+	'''Website''': http://www.millersvillemennonite.org/
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		+	'''Denominational Affiliations''':
		+	[http://www.lancasterconference.org/ Lancaster Mennonite Conference]
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		+	[http://www.mennoniteusa.org/ Mennonite Church USA]
		+	= Map =
		+	[[Map:Millersville Mennonite Church (Millersville, Pennsylvania, USA)]]
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		+	[[Category:Churches]]
		+	[[Category:Mennonite Church (MC) Congregations]]
		+	[[Category:Mennonite Church USA Congregations]]
		+	[[Category:Lancaster Mennonite Conference Congregations]]
		+	[[Category:Pennsylvania Congregations]]
		+	[[Category:United States Congregations]]

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−	Millersville Mennonite (Mennonite Church USA) Church in the town of [[Millersville (Pennsylvania, USA)\|Millersville]], two miles (3 km) southwest of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, dates back to 1757, when a log meetinghouse was built to serve the Abraham Herr, John Correl, Michael Shenk, Peter Eshleman, Jacob Frantz, and Andrew Kauffman families. Benjamin Hershey, living one mile (1.5 km) west of Lancaster, was the first bishop. Among the leading ministers who have served here were Andrew Kauffman, John Shenk, Benjamin Hertzler, Christian S. Herr, and in mid-20th century Daniel Lehman and Daniel Gish. Among the sons of the congregation serving elsewhere have been [[Charles, John Denlinger (1878-1923)\|John D. Charles]], [[Lehman, Chester Kindig (1895-1980)\|Chester]] and Daniel Lehman, and Clyde Shenk. The old church was replaced in 1851 by a new brick building, which in turn was replaced in 1897 by the mid-20th century church, with renovations in 1927. Jacob G. Hess, Landis Shertzer, and J. Herbert Fisher were the ministers in 1955 with a membership of 375. The [[Mennonite Children's Home (Millersville, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Mennonite Children's Home]] was near by. The ministers shared a circuit with the ministers of the Rohrerstown congregation.	+	Millersville Mennonite (Mennonite Church USA) Church in the town of [[Millersville (Pennsylvania, USA)\|Millersville]], two miles (3 km) southwest of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, dates back to 1757, when a log meetinghouse was built to serve the Abraham Herr, John Correl, Michael Shenk, Peter Eshleman, Jacob Frantz, and Andrew Kauffman families. Benjamin Hershey, living one mile (1.5 km) west of Lancaster, was the first bishop. Among the leading ministers who have served here were Andrew Kauffman, John Shenk, Benjamin Hertzler, Christian S. Herr, and in mid-20th century Daniel Lehman and Daniel Gish. Among the sons of the congregation serving elsewhere have been [[Charles, John Denlinger (1878-1923)\|John D. Charles]], [[Lehman, Chester Kindig (1895-1980)\|Chester]] and Daniel Lehman, and Clyde Shenk. The old church was replaced in 1851 by a new brick building, which in turn was replaced in 1897 by the mid-20th century church, with renovations in 1927. Jacob G. Hess, Landis Shertzer, and J. Herbert Fisher were the ministers in 1955 with a membership of 375. The [[Mennonite Children's Home (Millersville, Pennsylvania, USA)\|Mennonite Children's Home]] was near by. The ministers shared a circuit with the ministers of the Rohrerstown congregation.
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