Pacific Northwest Mennonite Historical Society

Pacific Northwest Mennonite Historical Society The purpose of the PNMHS is to record and preserve the history of Pacific NW Mennonite and related groups.

The purpose of the Pacific Northwest Mennonite Historical Society is to record and preserve the history of Mennonite and related groups for present and future generations. We serve the congregations and communities of the Pacific Northwest Mennonite Conference. Our goals are to:
• collect, preserve and organize records, writing, and artifacts of Mennonite groups,
• aid historians and genealogists,
• increase interest in Mennonite history and genealogy.

Our annual meeting program speaker, Jeryl Hollinger, shared a very interesting history of The Mountain View Mennonite Ch...
03/26/2026

Our annual meeting program speaker, Jeryl Hollinger, shared a very interesting history of The Mountain View Mennonite Church near Kalispell, MT. If you missed the program, a link to a video of his presentation can be found here.

The 2026 Annual Meeting featured a presentation by retired pastor, Jeryl Hollinger, titled Montana Bound - The History of Mt. View Mennonite Church in Kalisp...

You are invited to the PNMHS Annual Meeting this Saturday, Feb. 21, 2026, at Zion Mennonite Church. at 1:30 p.m. Jeryl ...
02/18/2026

You are invited to the PNMHS Annual Meeting this Saturday, Feb. 21, 2026, at Zion Mennonite Church. at 1:30 p.m. Jeryl Hollinger will make a presentation titled, "Montana Bound -- A History of the Mountain View Mennonite Church, Kalispell, MT." A zoom link, beginning at 1:30 p.m. for those unable to attend in person, is at:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82569321292?pwd=oFKAOujuOeiYUjrfzbGOWBa3boT3sJ.1

Meeting ID: 825 6932 1292

Passcode: 017018

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01/17/2026

Please plan to attend the annual meeting and program of the Pacific NW Mennonite Historical Society on February 21, 2026, at Zion Mennonite Church. In addition to a meal and business meeting beginning at noon, we will have a program beginning at 1:30 featuring Jeryl Hollinger. Jeryl is the retired pastor of Mountain View Mennonite church in Kalispell, Montana, and will speak on the church's history and Mennonite presence in Montana. The cost of the lunch is $15 per person. RSVP needed only for the lunch, to Jerry Barkman at treasurer-pnmhs@canby.com or 503-871-6413 by February 13th. An offering for the work of the Historical Society will be taken.

12/18/2025

The PNMHS Kropf Heritage Center will be closed for the holidays on Wednesday, December 24 and Wednesday, December 31.

Can you help us identify the person on the left in this picture? We believe the person on the right is Emma Kenagy. Who ...
12/12/2025

Can you help us identify the person on the left in this picture? We believe the person on the right is Emma Kenagy. Who is the other person?

11/19/2025

We will be closed Wednesday, November 26 for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Support our work by becoming a supporter. Print and fill out this form to participate in the work of preserving history ...
11/14/2025

Support our work by becoming a supporter. Print and fill out this form to participate in the work of preserving history for future generations.

10/31/2025

Plan now to attend this event to be held at Portland Mennonite Church.
Anabaptism @ 501 Symposium, Nov. 7-9

On the weekend of Friday, Nov. 7 to Sunday, Nov. 9, PMC will be hosting special guests from Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary (Elkhart, IN) for a conference-like event called “Anabaptism @ 501: Practicing Faith – Weaving the Work of Justice.” Nekeisha Alayna Alexis is the Intercultural Competence and Undoing Racism Coordinator (ICUR Coordinator) and Jamie Pitts is Professor of Anabaptist History, Theology, and Ethics at AMBS. Jamie and Nekeisha will help us examine critically how the stories we tell ourselves shape the present and the ongoing life of Anabaptism, with an eye to how we remain open to those who are different from us and to the work of the Holy Spirit. We hope that folks from our regional conference and local peace churches will join us. More information and registration here: https://www.portlandmennonite.org/anabaptism501.html. Questions? Contact Pastor Kristen (kristen@portlandmennonite.org).

We need your help identifying the person in another photo. Can you help us identify the person in this photo.
10/23/2025

We need your help identifying the person in another photo. Can you help us identify the person in this photo.

10/16/2025

After a 10-year hiatus, we have reintroduced our newsletter. You can read the current issue here.https://www.pnmhs.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/PNMHS-Newsletter-v29-i1-Fall-2025-Digital.pdf
We'd like to invite you to become a member, allowing us to continue sharing stories from our archives. A membership form is under the "About" tab on our website at pnmhs.org

Can you help us identify the school year in which this Whiskey Hill School picture was taken?
10/01/2025

Can you help us identify the school year in which this Whiskey Hill School picture was taken?

We are looking forward to the MCC Relief Sale on October 11 in Albany, Oregon. The Historical Society will have a displa...
09/09/2025

We are looking forward to the MCC Relief Sale on October 11 in Albany, Oregon. The Historical Society will have a display table there. Please stop by and visit with us. More info on the sale at

The official website for the Oregon Mennonite Festival for World Relief Auction & Sale.

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6030 S Whiskey Hill Rd
Hubbard, OR
97032

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