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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...
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...
We have been so blessed as a parish to have such a leader over the last two years. Canon Barb is amazing and she did an incredible job navigating us through this uncertain period of seeking out a new pastor and supporting us during the pandemic. We thank you from...
Sunday May 24, 2020 Dear Fellow Parishioners, We have some exciting and long-awaited news to share with you! We are very pleased to announce that Bishop Peter Fenty has appointed the Rev. Canon Christopher Parsons to be our new priest. Canon Parsons begins his new position at St. Paul’s on...
As the Covid-19 situation continues to develop, we’ll publish as best we can to provide both our church family and the community with support. It’s a scary and isolating time for many of us. Have faith and know that you are not alone. Posted: Thursday, July 30th, 2020 There are...
A wine and cheese evening celebrating the artistic talents of the members of St. Paul’s. There will be displays of paintings, photographs, special collections, and an opportunity to peek inside the world of world-class cat judging! We will be invited into the church to listen to a poet read some...
ELIMU MEANS EDUCATION IN SWAHILI Nina Chung, founder of Elimu visited St. Paul’s Anglican Church on Sunday, September 8th, 2019. She spoke about some of the wonderful things that her charity is doing for the people of Kenya. Her efforts are incredible, the results are amazing! It started with helping...
Mention the name Donald Trump in conversation and you’re likely to get a very emotional response. Many detest him and would call him vile. However many think he’s wonderful, after all without “many” (a significant number of votes), he wouldn’t have landed in the position of President of the United...
