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Dr. Howard McCurdy was a Canadian activist, a member of Parliament, and a professor of science. Born in London Ontario on December 10, 1932, he moved to Amherstburg at the age of nine where he faced racism from his earliest years. The town assumed the Black community would want their...
This Boxing Day, many of us were saddened to hear the news that Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa had died. A vocal opponent of apartheid, Archbishop Tutu fought for justice in South Africa and beyond, receiving the Nobel Peace prize for his work in 1984. Born in 1931 in...
Friends in Christ at St Paul’s, February is Black History Month. The vision of God’s Kingdom is one where all races, tribes and nations are welcomed and made one in Christ Jesus – where barriers are broken down and all are full citizens of the household of God. As we...
Adam Parker (piano) and Kate Applegate (organ) join forces once again to perform Mozart Piano Concerto No. 23, and Schumann Piano Concerto in A Minor, Opus 54 – both arranged for piano and organ. They will be joined by the Take Note vocal ensemble who will sing several Christmas selections. ...
As part of a recently-formed community group called “Newmarket Together”, St. Paul’s will be partnering with the Town of Newmarket and Trinity United Church to sponsor a refugee family from Afghanistan. AURA (The Anglican United Refugee Alliance) will coordinate the sponsorship. Our role will be the administration of funds from the...
In Harms Way, Is a Regular Day Health and Healing: We take our health seriously, and it has become even more distinct in our present situation as a people learning to live in a time of a pandemic. Healing is equally valuable as we seek wholeness for ourselves and other...
St. Paul’s Anglican Church is hosting an Online Service of Appreciation for Health Care and Essential Workers on June 27th. As a community we have all been deeply impacted by the COVID pandemic. We are hosting an on-line Church service to honour and say thank you to the many emergency...
Easter is a wonderful time of year, as we see the beginnings of Spring, but it was not always such an easy time. In fact, a great many people who followed Jesus found it a particularly difficult season as the person they had grown to love was killed in the...
Black History Month at St. Paul’s was celebrated in style with a wonderful virtual service. During a time of virtual church, it was great that the possibility to create a rich service experience could be realized. It is with great gratitude and appreciation that we thank the individuals from outside...
How fluid have you been during the pandemic experience that started in 2020? How would you rate your ability to manage? Have the challenges and changes sparked reflection, growth and any type of rebirth? Or maybe the experience has been intense and ongoing, leaving you still trying to find a...
