Vancouver Vietnamese Mennonite Church (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
Vancouver Vietnamese Mennonite Church is a church plant of the Sherbrooke Mennonite Church, started in August 2001. The congregation meets in the Sherbrooke Mennonite building. In 2007 Nhien Pham was the leading minister and the congregation had 31 members. The congregation was accepted as a member of Mennonite Church British Columbia on 23 February 2008. The congregation had 33 members in 2010.
In 2008 the congregation began assisting Mennonite Church British Columbia and Emmanuel Mennonite Church in establishing the Abbotsford Vietnamese Ministries, a Vietnamese church that meets in Abbotsford.
Bibliography
Dueckman, Amy. "Abbotsford Vietnamese Fellowship Expanding." Canadian Mennonite (February 16, 2009): http://www.canadianmennonite.org/vol13-2009/13-04/godchurch.php.
Mennonite Church British Columbia. New 'n Notes (Jan/Feb/Mar 2009).
Additional Information
Address: 7155 Sherbrooke Street, Vancouver, BC V5X 4E3
Phone: 604-324-1200
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