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On Sunday August 4th, the following announcement was made by the Churchwardens, Sarah Grimes and Dawn Claxton, at both the 8 am and 10 am services. “We are pleased to announce that Bishop Andrew Asbil, Bishop of Toronto, has appointed the Rev. Rory Honeyghan to the office of Priest-in-Charge of...
The holiest event in the Christian calendar. Celebrations happen in many ways around the world, but all point to the same thing. Jesus Christ risen from the dead, a sign of God’s grace to us as we are adopted children of God promised with eternal life. We shout our Hallelujah’s...
With palm fronds and palm crosses held high, we join in the majesty of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. A bitter sweet moment, as we then move to more somber tones with the readings for the Passion of Jesus. Thank God that he knows our highs and lows, meeting us at...
“Mob rule cannot be allowed to override the decisions of our courts.” President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s 1957 Address on Little Rock, Arkansas. In 1957, Little Rock Central High School was the epicenter of confrontation and a catalyst for change as the fundamental test for the United States to enforce African...
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...
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...
St. Paul’s Anglican Church will be reopening for worship on Sunday September 13, provided we are able to meet all the regulations and guidelines provided by and Diocese of Toronto (in consultation with the Public Health and the Government of Ontario) for a safe reopening. We know that you have...
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...
