Mennonite Churches in Ontario

Breslau Mennonite Church is a Mennonite congregation in Breslau, Ontario that strives to be a welcoming community of faith, supporting each other as they learn and grow while extending Christ's peace, love and justice to their community and the world.

Bloomingdale Mennonite Church is a small, intergenerational congregation in a rural setting that emphasizes personal relationship with God, connection to creation, and living out God's friendship through community engagement and support for vulnerable populations.

WMB Church is a congregation dedicated to transforming lives through Jesus Christ by fostering faith and community, operating in both Waterloo and Kitchener.

Windsor Mennonite Fellowship is a Jesus-centred community rooted in Anabaptist values, where faith is deepened through dialogue, discipleship, shared rituals, shared life, and a shared commitment to living justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly with God.

Northend Church is a young church located in the heart of the north end of St. Catharines, seeking to help people find and follow Jesus through the transforming power of God’s grace.

W-K United Mennonite Church is an urban Christian church formed over 90 years ago by Mennonite refugees from the Ukraine, focused on worshiping the true living God and living up to Anabaptist practices.

KMB Church is part of WMB Church, a covenant community called by God through Jesus Christ to make more and better disciples. They focus on being Bible-Based, Spirit-Led, and Mission-Focused.

Hagerman Mennonite Church encourages people to receive God’s transforming love and become God’s servants in the world. They focus on relationships and community sharing during their worship services.

Rockway Mennonite Church welcomes people of all cultural and ethnic backgrounds, sexual orientations, and ages to full participation and membership, with a vision of being an open and welcoming faith community committed to love, peace, and justice in the world.

Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church is rooted in the Anabaptist Mennonite faith tradition, seeking to explore the revelation of Biblical scripture and its implications in our lives, community, and world. The church is committed to reconciliation and justice, particularly in relation to Indigenous communities.

Traverse Bay Mennonite Church is a community-oriented church committed to the values and teachings of the Mennonite faith.

Markham Chinese Mennonite Church began as an outreach of the Toronto Chinese Mennonite Church focusing on worship services, children's activities, and a variety of outreach efforts to invite new people to join the growing congregation.

Mennonite Church Eastern Canada is a diverse community of 106 congregations and 12,500 members, transformed by the love of God, inspired by hope in Jesus, and called to action by the Holy Spirit.

Grace Mennonite Church is a welcoming community in the Anabaptist tradition that aims to help individuals learn what it means to follow Jesus and engage compassionately with the community and the world.

Erb Street Mennonite Church is a community rooted in faith and dedicated to growing together and branching out in service. They focus on inclusivity and support various outreach programs.

Preston Mennonite Church is being transformed by and extending God’s love through worship, hospitality and service.

Waterloo North Mennonite Church is an energetic congregation that includes members with Mennonite backgrounds as well as others with a variety of faith traditions.

Steinmann Mennonite Church invites people of all ages to worship and engage in Sunday School, emphasizing love for God and living differently.

New Hamburg Conservative Mennonite Church is a community of ordinary people dedicated to following Jesus Christ, adhering to the teachings of the Bible, and seeking to live in a way that reflects their faith. They practice traditional worship and create an atmosphere of joy, peace, and deep soul-satisfaction.

First Mennonite Church nurtures an intercultural community of Jesus followers to foster encounter with God and embody reconciliation across boundaries. They emphasize worship, community, and service as central to their identity.