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Kettle Lane Church
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Kettle Lane Church, Sudbury

How can we help?

A neighbourhood church in Sudbury's Flour Mill. The kettle is always on.

Free groceries

Tuesdays and Fridays, 10 am to 2 pm

Pick up a bag of groceries from the food cupboard at the side door. No ID, no questions.

Call before you come

A hot meal

Thursdays at 5 pm

Thursday supper in the hall: a hot meal, dessert, and good company. Everyone welcome.

See what's on

Someone to talk to

Weekdays, 9 am to 4 pm

Pastor Dani and our care team will sit with you over a cup of tea, or talk by phone. No appointment needed.

In an emergency, call 911. Thinking about suicide? Call or text 988, any time.

Email Pastor Dani

I'm grieving

Losing someone is hard. Our grief group meets every second Wednesday evening, and Pastor Dani can meet you one to one.

In an emergency, call 911. Thinking about suicide? Call or text 988, any time.

Talk to us

After school for my kids

Monday to Thursday, 3:30 to 5:30 pm

Homework help, a snack, and games for kids in grades 1 to 6, with screened volunteers. Free.

Register by phone

New to Sudbury

Just moved here? We can help you find your way: winter clothes, a family doctor list, English conversation, and friends.

Say hello

Help with a bill

We have a small fund for emergencies like a hydro bill or a prescription. Call the office and we'll talk it through.

Call the office

Looking for Sunday? Service times and what to expect. Something else? Talk to Pastor Dani.

Sundays too

  • SundaySunday serviceCoffee and lunch after

230 Notre Dame Avenue, Sudbury, ON P3C 5K8

  1. Come to the front door

    The red door on Notre Dame Avenue. Someone will say hello.

  2. Coffee first

    There is coffee and tea in the hall before the service.

  3. Stay for lunch

    A simple lunch after the service, every Sunday, for everyone.

Parking
Free parking behind the church; enter from Elm Street.
Kids
Kids stay with their families or go to Sunday school in the hall, ages 4 to 11.
Getting around
Step-free entrance at the side door and an accessible washroom.
What to wear
Whatever you have on.
How long
About 70 minutes, then lunch.

What about my kids?

Kids stay with their families or go to Sunday school in the hall, ages 4 to 11.

Safety All Sunday school and after-school volunteers are police-checked and trained.

Plan your visit

Hello, neighbour

Hello, neighbour. Whether you came for groceries, a meal, or a Sunday, you are welcome here exactly as you are.

If you want to talk, I'm usually in the kitchen. Come find me.

Pastor Danielle Gagnon Pastor

Through the week

What's on

Every week

  • Tuesdays10 amFood cupboard
  • Thursdays5 pmThursday supperFree, everyone welcome
  • Fridays10 amFood cupboard

Coming up

  • Winter coat giveaway

    , 10 am

    Coats, boots, and mitts for all ages, free.

  • Community Christmas dinner

    , 1 pm

    Turkey dinner for anyone who would like company. Call to book a seat or to help.

Help us help

Every dollar here goes a long way. This is what your giving does.

Give online

Food donations are welcome at the side door, weekdays 9 to 4.

People you can ask for

About us

Kettle Lane has been in the Flour Mill since 1954. These days we are a small congregation with a big kitchen, and most of what we do happens Monday to Friday: groceries, suppers, after-school programs, and a lot of cups of tea.

You do not need to be a member, or believe anything, to get help here. That is the point.

Why we do this

Everything at Kettle Lane comes from words Jesus said:

Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. (Matthew 11:28, KJV)

What we believe

We follow Jesus, who fed the hungry and welcomed everyone. We believe God loves every person in this city, and that the church exists for its neighbours.

Sunday messages

Need prayer?

Send a request; we pray for each one, and keep it private.

Email [email protected]

Safe church

Safe church
Everyone who works with kids is police-checked and trained, and two adults are always present.
Privacy
We don't keep a list of who uses the food cupboard or suppers.

Come by

Whatever is going on, you don't have to figure it out alone. Call or email, or just drop by.

Questions

Do I need to prove I need help?

No. Just come. We don't ask for ID or proof of income.

Do I have to come to church to get groceries?

No. The food cupboard and suppers are for anyone in Sudbury.

Can I volunteer?

Yes, we always need cooks, drivers, and people to sort donations. Call the office.