Église Évangélique Associée de Verdun

Seeking solace and spiritual guidance? Look no further than the Église Évangélique Associée de Verdun. This church, nestled in the heart of Verdun, Montreal, has been a beacon of faith for generations. The Église Évangélique Associée de Verdun stands proudly at 350 Woodland Avenue. Its history is a testament to the enduring power of belief. The church has borne several names throughout its existence. It was known as the Église Emmanuel Regular Baptist and the Église Évangélique de l’Union Chrétienne Biblique before adopting its current name. The very stones of this building, constructed in 1931, whisper tales of bygone eras. The Église Évangélique Associée de Verdun isn’t just a building. It’s a living testament to the community’s faith. It has served as a spiritual haven for countless individuals seeking solace, guidance, and connection with the divine. The church is affiliated with the Associated Gospel Churches of Canada, a testament to its commitment to spreading the gospel and fostering community. Today, the church is led by Reverend Pierre Menard and Assistant Pastor, Reverend Del Gibbons. They carry the torch of faith, guiding the congregation and continuing the rich tradition of worship and service at the Église Évangélique Associée de Verdun. Reach out to them at info@eeverdun.org or call 514-768-8446. You can find this haven of faith between Verdun and Wellington streets.