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Wyandot Mission Church

Upper Sandusky, OH

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Mission CemeteryUpper Sandusky, OH 43351

Gathering: Sunday 8:00 AM (Worship Service)

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  • Sunday8:00 AM · Worship Service

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Summary

The Wyandot Mission Church, a historic Methodist site in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, was founded in 1816 and is celebrated for its 200th anniversary in 2016. Worship services are held at 8 a.m. on Sundays during the summer months. The church is situated in a peaceful setting with lovely old oak trees and a well-maintained cemetery.

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The Wyandot Mission Church, founded by John Stewart in 1816, is a historic Methodist site located in Upper Sandusky, Ohio. It became the first officially recognized mission of the Methodist Episcopal Church in America in 1819. The original stone church was built in 1824 under the supervision of Rev. James B. Finley. The Wyandot Indians worshipped at the Mission Church until 1843. The building was recently returned to the possession of the Wyandotte Nation, marking a significant step towards decolonization in the region. The church offers a Sunday Worship Service at 8:00 AM during the summer months, led by great pastors and featuring an amazing organ performance by Dean. It is a peaceful place to connect with God and learn about the resilience of the Wyandotte people.

From Faith Near Me

Wyandot Mission Church in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, is a serene and historically significant Methodist site, offering Sunday worship services at 8:00 AM during the summer. The church’s peaceful setting, surrounded by old oak trees and a well-maintained cemetery, invites reflection and connection with its rich heritage.

Pros

  • Historic site with cultural significance tied to the Wyandot Nation and early Methodism.
  • Summer Sunday worship services at 8:00 AM with notable organ performances.
  • Well-maintained cemetery and scenic, tranquil grounds.
  • Recent return of the property to the Wyandotte Nation reflects commitment to decolonization.
  • Opportunities to engage with the resilience and history of the Wyandotte people.

Cons

  • Limited service times, with worship offered only during summer months.
  • Thin website presence may require additional outreach for detailed information.
  • No indication of family or youth ministries available.

Services and facilities

Facilities

  • Cemetery
  • Sanctuary

Events and programs

  • Worship Service

    Weekly during summer

    Summer Sunday Worship Service

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