A stone church in the middle of town, open to whoever walks in.
We keep the old prayers, sing with a choir and an organ, and put the kettle on afterwards. You don't need to know the words or belong to anything to come.
- 8:00SundaySaid EucharistQuiet, about 45 minutes, no music.
- 10:30SundaySung Eucharist with choirAbout an hour and ten minutes, coffee in the hall after.
- 12:10WednesdayMidday EucharistThirty minutes, in the side chapel.
This week
Everything listed here is open to anyone. Nothing needs booking, and you are welcome to come to one thing and never the others.
- Sunday
- 8:00 Said Eucharist · 10:30 Sung EucharistSunday school for children runs during the 10:30 sermon, in the hall.
- Tuesday
- Chapel open, 10:00 to 3:00Come in, sit, light a candle. A volunteer is usually at the door.
- Wednesday
- 12:10 Midday EucharistFollowed by a soup lunch in the hall, by donation.
- Thursday
- 7:30 pm Choir practiceNew voices welcome. No audition; come and listen first if you like.
- Friday
- Chapel open, 10:00 to 3:00The parish office closes at 1:00.
- Saturday
- 9:30 Altar guild and flowersHelping hands for setting up Sunday. Ask at the door.
For the days that matter
You don't have to be a member of the parish to be married, buried or baptised here. Start with a phone call and we'll take it from there.
Weddings
A stone church, a real organ and a choir if you want one. We ask for about six months' notice and a few conversations with the rector.
Planning a weddingFunerals
Call us, or ask your funeral director to. The rector will visit, help you choose readings and music, and keep it as simple as you like.
Arranging a funeralBaptisms
For babies, children and adults, usually at the 10:30 service on a Sunday. There is never a fee.
Asking for a baptismA hall with a proper kitchen, by the hour
Dance classes, AA meetings, birthday lunches and the occasional wedding reception all happen next door to the church. Community groups pay the lowest rate.
- Seats
- 120 at tables, 160 in rows
- Kitchen
- Six-burner range, two fridges, dishwasher
- Access
- Level entrance and an accessible washroom
- From
- $30 an hour for community groups
The church was built of grey New Brunswick sandstone by a congregation of mill hands, shopkeepers and their families, and it has stood on the same corner ever since.