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Waters Mennonite Church

Greater Sudbury, ON

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Gathering: Sunday 10:45 (Morning Worship)

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  • Sunday10:45 · Morning Worship

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Waters Mennonite Church is a Christ-centered, Anabaptist congregation located in Lively, Ontario, at the western edge of Greater Sudbury. The church, rooted in the Mennonite tradition, offers a collaborative leadership model and a mix of traditional and contemporary worship styles. Services are held every Sunday at 10:45 AM Worship times.

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Waters Mennonite Church, established in 1940, is a community of faith that respects the Anabaptist tradition. Located at 540 Regional Rd 55, Lively, Ontario, the church serves the western end of Greater Sudbury. The congregation was founded by Thomas Martin, an Old Order Mennonite, and later joined by Mahlon Bast, who are now seen as co-founders. In 1956, the congregation voted to become a mission station under the Canadian General Conference, distancing itself from the cultural practices of the Old Mennonites. By 1959, the church was formally established under the General Conference Mennonite Church, with members from diverse backgrounds including Amish, Swiss, Russian Mennonite, Baptist, Plymouth Brethren, United, Lutheran, and Roman Catholic traditions History.

The church emphasizes a collaborative leadership model, with worship services that blend guitar-led choruses and traditional hymns. Sunday messages are delivered by a part-time pastor and a group of lay speakers. The congregation gathers for morning worship at 10:45 AM Worship times. The church is committed to providing a welcoming environment for all, encouraging visitors to explore their beliefs and programs through the links provided on their website Welcome.

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Waters Mennonite Church in Lively, Ontario, offers a welcoming space at the western edge of Greater Sudbury, blending traditional hymns and contemporary worship. First-time visitors may appreciate the collaborative leadership model, with both a part-time pastor and lay speakers sharing Sunday messages, alongside a clear commitment to fostering inclusive community rooted in Anabaptist traditions.

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  • Clear Sunday worship time at 10:45 AM listed prominently
  • Welcoming environment explicitly emphasized for newcomers and curious visitors
  • Blended worship style combining traditional hymns and guitar-led choruses
  • Collaborative leadership with diverse speaker perspectives
  • Historical depth as a congregation founded in 1940 with documented heritage

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