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God of mercy and love, who came at Christmas to dwell among us, as we reflect on days past, as we ponder days to come, in this new year, we thank you for your blessings. We thank you for the beauty of nature, for your love for us, for our...
Meet Pastor Pam (once our Associate Pastor, has moved on to take the reigns in her own church), a warm and very friendly spirit. It only takes a brief chat to discover this for yourself. If she spots you, expect a smile and an introduction. Pam has a special focus...
Gordon Sheppard was our rector for 8 years – he left to do work in another parish in Penetanguishene. His experience and leadership fostered many of the accomplishments of St. Paul’s.
As we gather to celebrate Christmas, another year has passed with many events, public and private, touching our lives in different ways. No doubt this year has brought joys and sadness in different measure to each person, all colouring our memories of 2014. Traditionally, we see Christmas as a time...
We recently completed the installation of a new sign in the front yard of our church where we can post happenings at St. Paul’s. It’s taken almost 8 months of discussions, planning, budgeting, coordinating, acquiring permits, choosing a sign company, firing a sign company, choosing another sign company and creating...
For most of us, Christmas is a time of joy – the celebration of the Saviour’s birth. That’s not the case for everyone, however. We were reminded of that on the evening of November 29th during a brief talk delivered at our annual benefit concert for the York Region Media...
