Hanover Mennonite Church

Hanover Mennonite Fellowship began services in 1961 in local homes, and formally organized in 1964. The first building was occupied in 1963 -- a chapel in a members home. The congregation originated through Mennonites who settled in the area from Waterloo County and Leamington, Ontario. In 1967, the original church structure was built and still serves our growing congregation, and is now known as Hanover Mennonite Church. In 2002, a wheelchair accessible entrance and new kitchen was added. This renovation helped us create more space for fellowship activities and for the wide welcome we offer, as we endeavor to imitate the inclusive welcome of Jesus. Over the past fifty plus years, we have found a variety of ways to be living vessels of Christ to the Saugeen Region.