Aaron Lapp Jr., born 1970, died N/A, is a Mennonite preacher known for his dynamic ministry within the broader Anabaptist community, particularly through his association with One Kingdom Community in Gordonville, Pennsylvania. Raised in a Mennonite family in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Lapp grew up immersed in the traditions of plain living, community focus, and a deep commitment to scripture, which shaped his eventual call to ministry. He began preaching in his early adulthood, drawing from his rural roots and a passion for teaching biblical principles in a practical, relatable way. His sermons, often delivered with a straightforward and heartfelt style, reflect his dedication to fostering spiritual growth and unity among believers. Aaron Lapp Jr.’s ministry extends beyond the pulpit, as evidenced by his extensive sermon archive with One Kingdom Community, where he has addressed a wide range of biblical passages—from Romans to Ephesians—emphasizing themes of faith, obedience, and Christian living. He is recognized for his involvement in regional Mennonite gatherings, such as the Impact Weekend events, where he has inspired congregants with messages rooted in both Old and New Testament teachings.