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The Anglican Parish of Minden, Kinmount, and Maple Lake
Minden
ON
K0M 2K0
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Who we are
The Parish is comprised of St. Peter’s Anglican Church, Maple Lake, St. James Anglican Church, Kinmount, and St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Minden. The three churches are one body in Christ, working and worshipping together. The parish is alive with God’s love and works.
We are a “missional” church, which means we are part of the communities of all three churches. We believe that to be the hands, the feet, and the voices of Christ, the church must be part of the community, and the lives of the people who live there. As such we offer many programs to the community, with more to come. St. James said, “Faith without work is dead,” and as such we put the parishes’ faith into action in many ways, from worship to operating a Thrift Shop.
We are a “missional” church, which means we are part of the communities of all three churches. We believe that to be the hands, the feet, and the voices of Christ, the church must be part of the community, and the lives of the people who live there. As such we offer many programs to the community, with more to come. St. James said, “Faith without work is dead,” and as such we put the parishes’ faith into action in many ways, from worship to operating a Thrift Shop.
Street Address
19 Invergordon Ave
Minden,
ON
K0M 2K0
Canada
Phone: 705-286-2541
Fax: 705-286-1447
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Church Pastor
The Rev. Canon Joan Cavanaugh-Clark
Rector
19 Invergordon Ave
Minden,
ON
K0M 2K0
Canada
Phone: 705-286-2541
Fax: 705-286-1447
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Proverbs 16:7
When a man's ways please the LORD, he maketh even his enemies to be at peace with him.
When a man's ways please the LORD, he maketh even his enemies to be at peace with him.
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Anglican Church
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The Rev. Canon Joan Cavanaugh-Clark
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Rector
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Rev. Canon Joan has been serving at the Parish of Minden, Kinmount, Maple Lake from 2011-present. Priested in 2006 in the Diocese of Algoma, she was called to the Diocese of Toronto in 2011. She was installed as a Canon in St James’ cathedral on January 21, 2018.
Joan brings the experience of serving as the ACW Chaplin for the Diocese of Toronto, is a member of the Executive Council, Budget Working Group, Area Council, and Social Justice Committee. She is chaplain of the Minden Legion. She has taken courses in church building, Interfaith Social Reform (SARC), innovative missional outreach programs, Threshold Ministry, Missional Leadership Program (Wyclifffe 2016), and Biblical Storytelling. Joan is an avid reader and in her spare time enjoys playing the harp and tap dancing.
Joan brings the experience of serving as the ACW Chaplin for the Diocese of Toronto, is a member of the Executive Council, Budget Working Group, Area Council, and Social Justice Committee. She is chaplain of the Minden Legion. She has taken courses in church building, Interfaith Social Reform (SARC), innovative missional outreach programs, Threshold Ministry, Missional Leadership Program (Wyclifffe 2016), and Biblical Storytelling. Joan is an avid reader and in her spare time enjoys playing the harp and tap dancing.
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The Rev. Martha Waind, Deacon
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Mailing Address
Parish of Minden-Kinmount c/o St. Paul's Church
19 Invergordon Ave, PO Box 83
Minden, Ontario
K0M 2K0
19 Invergordon Ave, PO Box 83
Minden, Ontario
K0M 2K0
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The Anglican Parish of Minden, Kinmount, and Maple Lake Minden Service Times
St. Paul’s, Minden
Sunday worship at St. Paul's begins at 10:30am each week.
St. James, Kinmount
Sunday worship at St. James begins at 9:00am each week.
St. Peter’s, Maple Lake
Sunday worship at St. Peter's begins at 9:00am each week.
Service Times last updated on the 24th of October, 2019
Sunday worship at St. Paul's begins at 10:30am each week.
St. James, Kinmount
Sunday worship at St. James begins at 9:00am each week.
St. Peter’s, Maple Lake
Sunday worship at St. Peter's begins at 9:00am each week.
Service Times last updated on the 24th of October, 2019
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Messy Church:
St. Paul’s, Minden on the first Wednesday of month, 5:30pm-7:00pm
St. James, Kinmount on the first Tuesday of the month, 5:30pm-7:00pm
Kool Kids Kooking Klub:
The 4K “Kool Kids Kooking” Klub meets at St. Paul’s, Minden on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month from 3:30pm-5:00pm.
Monday Night at the Movies:
On Monday Nights from May 24 until Thanksgiving, St. James, Kinmount offers “Monday Night at the Movies.”
Bible Studies:
Bible Studies are offered at St. Paul’s, Minden on Wednesday mornings at 10:00am in the parish hall.
Knitting Group:
The Knitting Club meets at St. James, Kinmount on every Thursday from 1:00pm-3:00pm.
St. Paul’s, Minden on the first Wednesday of month, 5:30pm-7:00pm
St. James, Kinmount on the first Tuesday of the month, 5:30pm-7:00pm
Kool Kids Kooking Klub:
The 4K “Kool Kids Kooking” Klub meets at St. Paul’s, Minden on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month from 3:30pm-5:00pm.
Monday Night at the Movies:
On Monday Nights from May 24 until Thanksgiving, St. James, Kinmount offers “Monday Night at the Movies.”
Bible Studies:
Bible Studies are offered at St. Paul’s, Minden on Wednesday mornings at 10:00am in the parish hall.
Knitting Group:
The Knitting Club meets at St. James, Kinmount on every Thursday from 1:00pm-3:00pm.
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Thrift Shop
Hours of Operation: Monday-Saturday, 10:00am-4:00pm
Location: The thrift shop is located at St. Paul’s, Minden
Hours of Operation: Monday-Saturday, 10:00am-4:00pm
Location: The thrift shop is located at St. Paul’s, Minden
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The Anglican Parish of Minden, Kinmount, and Maple Lake History
St. Paul’s, Minden
In 1865, in response to a proposal of the Canada Land and Emigration company, The Church of England in Canada established the Minden Mission. The company agreed to assist in the support of a missionary and that same year the Reverend Frederick Burt was appointed. A native of England, Burt had already served as a missionary in Quebec. Burt first conducted services in a schoolhouse, and about 1868, construction was begun on a simple frame church in the Gothic style.
In 2016 St. Paul’s celebrates 150 years of continuous ministry in Minden! With our sister congregations, we celebrate over 400 years of collective proclamation of the Gospel in Minden and area.
St. James, Kinmount
The history of St. James, began with The Reverend Edward Soward, who travelled on foot through this lumbering territory, holding services in schoolhouses, lumber camps and homes. In 1883, this attractive timber-frame building was built of local timber, lumbered by local men who gave generously of their time and money to establish their church. The women of the community furnished the interior, provided the communion vessels and made liturgical hangings. On August 31, 1884, Archbishop Sweatman consecrated the new church. A rectory was purchased for $800 in 1906. Both the church and the rectory escaped the severe flooding of Kinmount in April 1928. However, during the disastrous fire of April 1942, much of the town, including the rectory was destroyed. Many valuable church records were also destroyed
St. Peter’s, Maple Lake
At St. Peter’s we worship in a century-old stone church by the lake, which was designed by architect Henry Billings. The cemetery behind the church reminds us of the faith of our ancestors. The glorious fragrance of cedars and rugged pine contribute to the atmosphere which is ideal for weddings and special events like the Highland Tea. Another annual favourite is the traditional Turkey Supper with all the fixings.
In 1865, in response to a proposal of the Canada Land and Emigration company, The Church of England in Canada established the Minden Mission. The company agreed to assist in the support of a missionary and that same year the Reverend Frederick Burt was appointed. A native of England, Burt had already served as a missionary in Quebec. Burt first conducted services in a schoolhouse, and about 1868, construction was begun on a simple frame church in the Gothic style.
In 2016 St. Paul’s celebrates 150 years of continuous ministry in Minden! With our sister congregations, we celebrate over 400 years of collective proclamation of the Gospel in Minden and area.
St. James, Kinmount
The history of St. James, began with The Reverend Edward Soward, who travelled on foot through this lumbering territory, holding services in schoolhouses, lumber camps and homes. In 1883, this attractive timber-frame building was built of local timber, lumbered by local men who gave generously of their time and money to establish their church. The women of the community furnished the interior, provided the communion vessels and made liturgical hangings. On August 31, 1884, Archbishop Sweatman consecrated the new church. A rectory was purchased for $800 in 1906. Both the church and the rectory escaped the severe flooding of Kinmount in April 1928. However, during the disastrous fire of April 1942, much of the town, including the rectory was destroyed. Many valuable church records were also destroyed
St. Peter’s, Maple Lake
At St. Peter’s we worship in a century-old stone church by the lake, which was designed by architect Henry Billings. The cemetery behind the church reminds us of the faith of our ancestors. The glorious fragrance of cedars and rugged pine contribute to the atmosphere which is ideal for weddings and special events like the Highland Tea. Another annual favourite is the traditional Turkey Supper with all the fixings.
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