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St. Paul's Anglican Church
Southampton
ON
N0H 2L0
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Who we are
We have been a worshipping part of the community since 1859! The first Anglican service was conducted in Southampton in the 1850's by the Rev A.H.R. Mulholland.
How do we live out our faith?
St. Paul's believes in the importance of radical hospitality, passionate worship intentional faith development, extravagant generosity and risk-taking mission and service.
St. Paul's provides a Christian learning environment for our young children.
St. Paul's provides opportunities to encourage ongoing spiritual growth, discussion and reflection through book studies, bible studies, retreats, focus and discussion groups, etc. St. Paul's promotes the use of its expanding
Christian Resource Library - a substantial collection of borrowing materials.
St. Paul's provides spiritual leadership through events such as Taize services, ecumenical services, etc.
St. Paul's opens its doors to the community every Tuesday morning for silent reflection, centering prayer, Morning Prayer, followed by coffee and conversation
St. Paul’s is dedicated to providing mission and service to the local and world-wide community.
How do we live out our faith?
St. Paul's believes in the importance of radical hospitality, passionate worship intentional faith development, extravagant generosity and risk-taking mission and service.
St. Paul's provides a Christian learning environment for our young children.
St. Paul's provides opportunities to encourage ongoing spiritual growth, discussion and reflection through book studies, bible studies, retreats, focus and discussion groups, etc. St. Paul's promotes the use of its expanding
Christian Resource Library - a substantial collection of borrowing materials.
St. Paul's provides spiritual leadership through events such as Taize services, ecumenical services, etc.
St. Paul's opens its doors to the community every Tuesday morning for silent reflection, centering prayer, Morning Prayer, followed by coffee and conversation
St. Paul’s is dedicated to providing mission and service to the local and world-wide community.
Street Address
Church Pastor
The Rev. Canon Carrie Irwin
Rector
248 High Street
Southampton,
ON
N0H 2L0
Canada
Phone: 519-797-2984 / 519-377-3664
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Quote of the Day
Matthew 25:23
...Well done, good and faithful servant; thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things...
...Well done, good and faithful servant; thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things...
Denomination
Anglican Church
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Diocese of Huron
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Leadership
Leader Name:
The Rev. Canon Carrie Irwin
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Rector
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The Rev. Ann Veyvara-Divinski (Priest Assistant)
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Administration
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Doug Goar
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Warden
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Mailing Address
PO Box 584
Southampton, ON
N0H 2L0
Southampton, ON
N0H 2L0
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St. Paul's Anglican Church Southampton Service Times
IN-PERSON SUNDAY WORSHIP takes place in our churches:
St. Paul’s, Southampton - 9AM (weekly)
Christ Church, Tara - 10 AM (1st, 2nd, 4th Sunday of the month - call Secretary at 519-797-2984 to confirm)
St. John’s, Port Elgin - 11 AM (weekly)
Service Times last updated on the 3rd of January, 2024
St. Paul’s, Southampton - 9AM (weekly)
Christ Church, Tara - 10 AM (1st, 2nd, 4th Sunday of the month - call Secretary at 519-797-2984 to confirm)
St. John’s, Port Elgin - 11 AM (weekly)
Service Times last updated on the 3rd of January, 2024
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Children and Youth Activities
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Sunday School
Children are an important part of our life here at St Paul’s, and we are committed to ensuring they find our worship space as much theirs as their parents or grandparents. To facilitate this, we offer Sunday School in the Pew. Come on out and discover for yourself the life giving joy our young people bring to our worshiping lives.
Children are an important part of our life here at St Paul’s, and we are committed to ensuring they find our worship space as much theirs as their parents or grandparents. To facilitate this, we offer Sunday School in the Pew. Come on out and discover for yourself the life giving joy our young people bring to our worshiping lives.
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St. Paul's Anglican Church History
In September of 1859, a meeting was held and decision was made to found a parish, led by the Rev. J.P. Curran. The first Anglican Church was built on Victoria Street, on the property today occupied by the Lawn Bowling Club, with its first service on February 24, 1861.
The current St. Paul's Anglican Church, built in 1887, and consecrated on October 7, 1891, replaced the original church, after it was destroyed in the Great Fire of Southampton on November 4, 1886. The church, made of local yellow brick, is an eclectic combination of styles, with its architecture being copied from the collective memory of people emigrating from the British Isles. The rood screen, baptismal font, communion rail, some pews were rescued from the fire and re-installed in the current church.
The communion silver: two chalices, paten and ewer, were also saved from the fire and predate 1886. These are still used today on special occasions. The bell tower was erected in 1907. The bell is inscribed with the words 'Calling All to Worship'.
The parish hall was added in 1910.
The ascension window in the sanctuary at the front, and the windows at the back depicting Jesus and the children and Martha and Mary were donated in 1916. Other windows along the sides of the church date from 1955, and were created locally by Roland Aldous and James Meikle. These windows depict the most beloved saints of the church.
The Honour Rolls at the entrance to the church are in memory of the parishioners who fought in the First and Second World Wars.
The new totally accessible Community Hall, including Bevan Hall was opened in 2014.
The church and community hall are equipped with air conditioning, elevator, accessible washrooms, FM hearing assistance, audio/video system, and defibrillator. A new commercial kitchen was added in 2015.
The church and community hall are equipped with air conditioning, elevator, accessible washrooms, FM hearing assistance, audio/video system, and defibrillator. A new commercial kitchen was added in 2015.
The current St. Paul's Anglican Church, built in 1887, and consecrated on October 7, 1891, replaced the original church, after it was destroyed in the Great Fire of Southampton on November 4, 1886. The church, made of local yellow brick, is an eclectic combination of styles, with its architecture being copied from the collective memory of people emigrating from the British Isles. The rood screen, baptismal font, communion rail, some pews were rescued from the fire and re-installed in the current church.
The communion silver: two chalices, paten and ewer, were also saved from the fire and predate 1886. These are still used today on special occasions. The bell tower was erected in 1907. The bell is inscribed with the words 'Calling All to Worship'.
The parish hall was added in 1910.
The ascension window in the sanctuary at the front, and the windows at the back depicting Jesus and the children and Martha and Mary were donated in 1916. Other windows along the sides of the church date from 1955, and were created locally by Roland Aldous and James Meikle. These windows depict the most beloved saints of the church.
The Honour Rolls at the entrance to the church are in memory of the parishioners who fought in the First and Second World Wars.
The new totally accessible Community Hall, including Bevan Hall was opened in 2014.
The church and community hall are equipped with air conditioning, elevator, accessible washrooms, FM hearing assistance, audio/video system, and defibrillator. A new commercial kitchen was added in 2015.
The church and community hall are equipped with air conditioning, elevator, accessible washrooms, FM hearing assistance, audio/video system, and defibrillator. A new commercial kitchen was added in 2015.
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