Larder Lake Sunday School (Larder Lake, Ontario, Canada)
Larder Lake, ON, P0K 1L0. Located in the home of Jacob Spenler in Larder Lake on Hwy. 66, nine miles west of the Quebec-Ontario border. Lay leader Urie Bender served as a non-salaried leader. The group dissolved in 1949. It had been linked to the Unaffiliated Mennonite conferences. The language of worship was English.
The program began in 1948. Urie Bender and Jacob Spenler are considered the founding leaders of the group. The group originated through outreach by Urie Bender and Jacob Spenler. The work ended when Urie Bender moved back to southern Ontario.
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