Welcome to the Mennonite Heritage Center
Some visits to the Heritage Center are nostalgic,
some are informative,
others are life-changing.
Read how a four-generation visit last October added meaning to work, family, and calling for a young couple starting churches in Germany.
The next “Chris Musselman” may be someone from your own family! Please give to help us keep the resources of the Heritage Center accessible for future visitors like Chris. Your gift will help us raise the last $60,000 of our $140,000 goal for 2016.
The Mennonite Heritage Center, 565 Yoder Road, Harleysville, Pa. is a museum and historical library dedicated to preserving and sharing the stories of Mennonite faith and life in eastern Pennsylvania. Mennonite Christians first settled in the Delaware Valley in 1683 and have been part of eastern Pennsylvania’s community and religious life for over 300 years. You are invited to visit the heritage center to see changing exhibits, use our historical library and take part in events, programs and workshops throughout the year.
To view the current issue of the MHC Quarterly, click here.
Feature article: “Amish and Mennonite Interrelationships in the Chester Valley 1770-1835” by Duane Kauffman