Who we are
Trinity Church has deep roots in Cornwall. Founded in 1787, we are well into our third century of worship and service together, loving God and loving our neighbours.
Our prayer is to become the body of Christ in this place and in this time. As we pray that prayer, we trust that we are allowing God to embody the ministry of Jesus Christ - forgiveness, reconciliation, and the promise of new life - through us.
Our prayer is to become the body of Christ in this place and in this time. As we pray that prayer, we trust that we are allowing God to embody the ministry of Jesus Christ - forgiveness, reconciliation, and the promise of new life - through us.
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Father Adam Brown
Incumbent (Rector)
105 Second Street West
Cornwall,
ON
K6J 1G4
Canada
Phone: (613) 933 3991
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Father Adam Brown
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Father Adam Brown is a graduate of Trinity College at the University of Toronto and was ordained to the priesthood in December of 2020.
Though he is relatively new to the Diocese of Ottawa, he has been involved in the life of the diocese since the summer of 2019 when he participated in the Summer Internship Program with Archdeacon Doug Richards in the Area Parish of Prescott-North Glengarry with Grenville and Calumet. He was appointed Incumbent of the Area Parish of the Saint Lawrence on 11 December, 2023
Fr. Adam began his curacy at All Saints, Westboro, in November of 2019, and was quickly ordained a deacon in December. Shortly after the pandemic hit he continued his curacy at the Church of the Ascension, in downtown Ottawa.
Adam was born and raised in the small town of Mount Forest, in Southwestern Ontario, where he attended his family’s local United Church. Enthusiasm for church life led him to be the youngest person to hold a position on the United Church’s General Council Executive. Shortly after starting his Bachelor’s degree in Sociology at Trent University in Peterborough (2010-2015), Adam began his journey to the Anglican Church of Canada. He completed his MDiv at Trinity College (2015-2019) where he was the first solo person to be the student Head of Divinity for two years in a row and completed several internships at a variety of inner city and suburban parishes.
Adam loves to be creative in his spare time. He was a choral scholar at both parish churches and Trinity College and so loves to sing. Adam also has a love of photography, and is slowly learning how to do basic woodworking. In his spare time he likes to be out in nature, or visiting cafés with a good book, or even just spending time at home with a good movie.
Though he is relatively new to the Diocese of Ottawa, he has been involved in the life of the diocese since the summer of 2019 when he participated in the Summer Internship Program with Archdeacon Doug Richards in the Area Parish of Prescott-North Glengarry with Grenville and Calumet. He was appointed Incumbent of the Area Parish of the Saint Lawrence on 11 December, 2023
Fr. Adam began his curacy at All Saints, Westboro, in November of 2019, and was quickly ordained a deacon in December. Shortly after the pandemic hit he continued his curacy at the Church of the Ascension, in downtown Ottawa.
Adam was born and raised in the small town of Mount Forest, in Southwestern Ontario, where he attended his family’s local United Church. Enthusiasm for church life led him to be the youngest person to hold a position on the United Church’s General Council Executive. Shortly after starting his Bachelor’s degree in Sociology at Trent University in Peterborough (2010-2015), Adam began his journey to the Anglican Church of Canada. He completed his MDiv at Trinity College (2015-2019) where he was the first solo person to be the student Head of Divinity for two years in a row and completed several internships at a variety of inner city and suburban parishes.
Adam loves to be creative in his spare time. He was a choral scholar at both parish churches and Trinity College and so loves to sing. Adam also has a love of photography, and is slowly learning how to do basic woodworking. In his spare time he likes to be out in nature, or visiting cafés with a good book, or even just spending time at home with a good movie.
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Trinity Anglican Church Service Times
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11:00AM Holy Eucharist
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St. John the Evangelist
9:00AM Holy Eucharist
Christ Church Seaway
9:00AM Holy Eucharist
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St. John the Evangelist
9:00AM Holy Eucharist
Christ Church Seaway
9:00AM Holy Eucharist
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Trinity Anglican Church History
Origins
In June of 1784, Sir John Johnston brought a group of United Empire Loyalists to Royal Township No. 2, the site of future Cornwall - and an Anglican congregation soon developed. Only the fourth Anglican church built in Upper Canada, the original church building opened for worship on January 26, 1806. In 1819 King George III formally granted the land to the Church of England in Upper Canada. The current church, the former rectory (now rented to the Tri-County Literacy Council) and the adjoining churchyard cemetery (closed since 1876) are situated on that same land.
Bishop Strachan Memorial Church
The cornerstone to the second - and current - church building was laid on June 24, 1869 and opened to worship on January 17, 1875. The current church was built in memorial to the Rt. Reverend John Strachan, former Bishop of Toronto, and a former rector of Trinity Church. During the century that followed, the church was modernized, decorated and expanded, with the parish hall being completed in 1952 and renovated in 1979.
Today
In 2018, the congregation joined the newly formed Area Parish of the St. Lawrence (St. Lawrence Parish) along with two other Anglican churches in the region - Christ Church Seaway (Long Sault) and St. John the Evangelist (Lancaster).
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Trinity Church, Cornwall
1784-1803 The Reverend John Stuart The Reverend John Bryan The Reverend James Sutherland Rudd 1803-1812 The Honourable and Right Reverend John Strachan 1813-1814 The Very Reverend John Bethune 1814-1817 The Reverend William Devereux Baldwyn The Reverend Salter Jehoshaphat Mountain 1830-1840 The Reverend George Archbold 1840-1842 The Reverend Alexander Williams 1842-1846 The Reverend John Gerbrand Beek Lindsay 1846-1871 The Venerable Henry Patton 1871-1879 The Reverend Canon James Abraham Preston 1879-1894 The Reverend Canon Charles Biggar Pettit 1894-1906 The Reverend Robert Leckie Mulock Houston 1906-1914 The Reverend Thomas James Stiles 1914-1933 The Venerable William Netten 1933-1940 The Venerable John Edwin Lindsay 1948-1958 The Venerable Harold Arthur Edmund Clarke 1958-1967 The Venerable William Douglas McLaren Christie 1967-1972 The Venerable Wilfred Hankin Bradley 1972-1977 The Venerable Philip Sidney Irwin 1977-1985 The Reverend Canon Bain Peever 1985-1988 The Reverend Bruce Pellegrin 1988-1991 The Reverend Fred Allen 1991-1996 The Reverend Wayne Thomas 1996-2007 The Reverend Ross Moulton 2008-2018 The Venerable Frank Kirby 2018-2020 †The Reverend Patrick Stevens 2020-2023 †The Venerable Peter Crosby 2023- †The Reverend Adam Joseph Brown Saint John the Evangelist, Lancaster
1899-1902 The Reverend Arthur Hrny Whalley
1902-1905 The Reverend William Henry Green
1906-1909 The Reverend Thomas Bailey
1909-1913 The Reverend Arthur James Fitzpatrick
1913-1914 The Reverend John Lister Coles
1914-1916 Vacant
1916-1917 The Reverend Harry Bruce
1917-1924 Vacant
1924-1945 The Reverend James Lionel Homer
1945-1947 The Reverend Richard Goodwin Fiander
1947-1961 The Reverend Harold Norman Oswald Hodder
1961-1964 The Reverend Canon James Samuel Kings Tyrrell
1964-1965 Vacant
1965-1971 The Reverend Stephen Bertram Kenward
1971-1974 The Reverend W. Donald Chapman
1974-1979 The Reverend Cyril Coleridge Watson
1979-1984 The Reverend Gordon H. Worden
1984-1989 The Reverend Roger Steinke
1989-1998 The Reverend Dean K. Purdy
1998-2003 The Reverend Daniel Gregory Howard
2003-2014 Vacant/Unclear Serving
2014-2020 †The Reverend Patrick Stephens
2020-2023 †The Venerable Peter Crosby
2023- †The Reverend Adam Joseph Brown
Christ Church - Seaway, Long Sault
1958-1960 The Reverend L.J.F. MacMorine 1960-1964 The Reverend R. Harry Hobbs 1965-1971 The Reverend Harry Manning Preece 1971-1974 The Reverend G. Kent Doe 1974-1981 The Reverend Lionel Payne Durrett 1981-1985 The Reverend Bryan M. Beveridge 1985-1993 The Reverend Francis D. Whitten 1993-1997 The Reverend Douglas Stocker 1998-2002 The Reverend Peter Crosby 2002-2004 The Reverend Carol Hotte 2005-2014 The Reverend Stephen Silverthorne 2014-2020 †The Reverend Patrick Stephens 2020-2023 †The Venerable Peter Crosby 2023- †The Reverend Adam Joseph Brown
†Indicates a Rector of the Area Parish of the Saint Lawrence
In June of 1784, Sir John Johnston brought a group of United Empire Loyalists to Royal Township No. 2, the site of future Cornwall - and an Anglican congregation soon developed. Only the fourth Anglican church built in Upper Canada, the original church building opened for worship on January 26, 1806. In 1819 King George III formally granted the land to the Church of England in Upper Canada. The current church, the former rectory (now rented to the Tri-County Literacy Council) and the adjoining churchyard cemetery (closed since 1876) are situated on that same land.
Bishop Strachan Memorial Church
The cornerstone to the second - and current - church building was laid on June 24, 1869 and opened to worship on January 17, 1875. The current church was built in memorial to the Rt. Reverend John Strachan, former Bishop of Toronto, and a former rector of Trinity Church. During the century that followed, the church was modernized, decorated and expanded, with the parish hall being completed in 1952 and renovated in 1979.
Today
In 2018, the congregation joined the newly formed Area Parish of the St. Lawrence (St. Lawrence Parish) along with two other Anglican churches in the region - Christ Church Seaway (Long Sault) and St. John the Evangelist (Lancaster).
1784-1803 The Reverend John Stuart The Reverend John Bryan The Reverend James Sutherland Rudd 1803-1812 The Honourable and Right Reverend John Strachan 1813-1814 The Very Reverend John Bethune 1814-1817 The Reverend William Devereux Baldwyn The Reverend Salter Jehoshaphat Mountain 1830-1840 The Reverend George Archbold 1840-1842 The Reverend Alexander Williams 1842-1846 The Reverend John Gerbrand Beek Lindsay 1846-1871 The Venerable Henry Patton 1871-1879 The Reverend Canon James Abraham Preston 1879-1894 The Reverend Canon Charles Biggar Pettit 1894-1906 The Reverend Robert Leckie Mulock Houston 1906-1914 The Reverend Thomas James Stiles 1914-1933 The Venerable William Netten 1933-1940 The Venerable John Edwin Lindsay 1948-1958 The Venerable Harold Arthur Edmund Clarke 1958-1967 The Venerable William Douglas McLaren Christie 1967-1972 The Venerable Wilfred Hankin Bradley 1972-1977 The Venerable Philip Sidney Irwin 1977-1985 The Reverend Canon Bain Peever 1985-1988 The Reverend Bruce Pellegrin 1988-1991 The Reverend Fred Allen 1991-1996 The Reverend Wayne Thomas 1996-2007 The Reverend Ross Moulton 2008-2018 The Venerable Frank Kirby 2018-2020 †The Reverend Patrick Stevens 2020-2023 †The Venerable Peter Crosby 2023- †The Reverend Adam Joseph Brown Saint John the Evangelist, Lancaster
1958-1960 The Reverend L.J.F. MacMorine 1960-1964 The Reverend R. Harry Hobbs 1965-1971 The Reverend Harry Manning Preece 1971-1974 The Reverend G. Kent Doe 1974-1981 The Reverend Lionel Payne Durrett 1981-1985 The Reverend Bryan M. Beveridge 1985-1993 The Reverend Francis D. Whitten 1993-1997 The Reverend Douglas Stocker 1998-2002 The Reverend Peter Crosby 2002-2004 The Reverend Carol Hotte 2005-2014 The Reverend Stephen Silverthorne 2014-2020 †The Reverend Patrick Stephens 2020-2023 †The Venerable Peter Crosby 2023- †The Reverend Adam Joseph Brown
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