Joan Chittister writes that; 'Jesus teaches in the Sermon on the Mount that Holiness is not getting good marks on a heavenly report card, it is working at becoming whole, to be as kind, just, as merciful, as loving as we can be here on earth. There must be no limits to our goodness, as God's goodness knows no bounds.'

It is my privilege to introduce you to the good and kind people of St. Mary's Anglican Church. Growing the kingdom of God is important to the congregation at St. Mary's. We take seriously our Baptismal vow to see and serve Jesus in all people. Our missional ministry reaches out to the community and abroad. We are blessed to have children's and youth ministry, men's and women's groups, altar guild ministry and a senior's ministry.

Our Sunday Liturgy is a joyous blend of traditional and contemporary music and most Sunday's we celebrate Holy Communion in the tradition of the Anglican Church. Once a month we come together to pray in the manner of the Taize or Evening Prayer.

Although our church structure is totally accessible it is the people of this congregation who invite, accept and encourage everyone to come and be part of our faith family. We truly celebrate our life in Christ when we gather for the liturgy and worship, for food and fellowship and for the learning and growing in the love of God through his Son Jesus.

Jesus Christ is central to all the ministries at St. Mary's Anglican... Surely God is in this place!

Rev. Diane+

 

 

St. Mary's Mission Statement

Relying on God's generous grace at St. Mary's Anglican Church strives to be a place of healing love. We care, welcome and accept all those who come seeking a relationship with Jesus. Our missionary-minded ministry is firmly grounded in the Gospel of Christ.