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DIOCESAN EVENTS

 

2026 EVENTS

  1. GOOD NEWS FROM CAMP HURON! 

    Online Registration for our upcoming season,  Star Stuff, is now open! Go to https://www.camphuron.ca  

    This year we are offering 6 sessions of our Week-long Overnight Sessions, 2 sessions of  Our Leader in Training Program.  And, back by popular demand, Day Trippers, a Monday to Friday program for children who to join a cabin group during the day, from breakfast to dinner.  

    Bursaries and payment  plans are available.

    For more information contact gerryadam@diohuron.org  or call 519-434-6893 ext 217.

  2. CANTERBURY COLLEGE WORKSHOPS: 

    Age of Discovery of Age of Genocide - April 18, May 2, 16, 2026, 10:00A - 4:30P ET Online

    Canterbury College's newest course: "Age of Discovery or Age of Genocide" is taught by UWindsor faculty, Essentsei Staats Pangowish, and takes a deep dive into how colonialism still impacts Indigenous people on Turtle Island today. More than just theoretical or historical, this experience invites the learner into self-reflection, self-awareness, & deep learning about how our colonial systems linger in our daily lives...and invites real transformation. Bursaries available to help with cost. POSTER

    The Art of Reflective Ministry - June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, July 6

    At the heart of our learning is the understanding that the task of ministry must be undergirded y critical thinking, self-awareness and self-reflection if it is to be well grounded and Christ-focused. This course encourages us to center our common humanity and the relationships we share with the Earth, one another, ourselves and God. $350 Credit, $175 Audit, Go to POSTER for more details.

  3. UPCOMING EVENTS IN THE DEANERY OF ESSEX

    Lay Leadership Training Classes: Lay leadership courses for 2025 and early 2026.
    These classes will be held in person at Canterbury College. Classes are from 10:00 am - 2:30 pm with 30 minutes for lunch.

    We have partnered with Canterbury College for the courses and they are providing us with the technology support to also bring the classes by zoom. Please join us for one or for all of the classes.

    This year we have decided to focus on the core subjects.

    •   April 18th- Liturgy

    •   June 20th- Pastoral Care

    •   Sept 19th- What is a Lay Reader?

    •   Nov 21st- Centering Prayer

    Please contact Rev. Elise Chambers if you would like to attend: elisechambers@diohuron.org. If you have a class you would like offered that would be beneficial for the laity or one you would like to facilitate please contact Rev. Kimberly Myer - kimmyer@diohuron.org. Or Rev. Elise Chambers elisechambers@diohuron.org.

  4. AFC OPENS REGISTRATION FOR SAY YES! to KIDS 2026

    The Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC) is pleased to announce that registration is now open for the 2026 Say Yes! to Kids (SYTK) campaign, the Foundation’s national fundraising initiative supporting children and youth-focused ministry across the Anglican Church of Canada.

    Parishes, dioceses, and Anglican-affiliated organizations are invited to register by April 1, 2026, at: https://www.anglicanfoundation.org/sytk2026opens/  POSTER

  5. MENTAL HEALTH IN MINISTRY: FAITH IN ACTION BIANNUAL CAPNM CONFERENCE
    April 24 - 26, 2026 - Best Western Stoneridge Inn, Colonel Talbot Road, London, ON

    Anyone involved in ministry or passionate about supporting mental health and wellness initiatives within their faith community. Held by the Canadian Association for Parish Nursing Ministry (CAPNM).

    For more information please view the POSTER and the BROCHURE.

  6. ANGLICAN CHURCH WOMEN – DIOCESE OF HURON

    Annual Meeting & Conference: "Believe & Trust" on April 25, 2026 @ Church of the Ascension (2060 Dundas St. East, London, Ontario)Join the Anglican Church Women of the Diocese of Huron for their Annual Meeting & Conference. The day begins with Registration and a Meet & Greet at 8:30 a.m., with coffee, tea, and muffins provided.

  7. The Welcome & Opening Service begins at 9:30 AM., with a sermon delivered by The Right Reverend Todd Townshend, Bishop of Huron. The day will also feature a guest speaker, The Reverend Hana Scorrar, Indigenous Ministries Missioner, followed by a Business Meeting at 1:30 PM. Please remember to bring your A.C.W. Banners for displaySee POSTER for more details.

  8.   Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Ordination of Women in our Church! Called to Be Priests and Prophets: Ordained Women Then, Now, and Next. 

    Tuesday, May 12, 10:30 AM at Trinity College, Toronto (6 Hoskin Ave.).

    Panel discussion featuring Canon Alyson Barnett-Cowan, Bishop Sally French, Bishop Victoria Matthews, Canon Alison Falby, Mtr. Gerlyn Henry. Those interested in making a longer day of it can stay for lunch, eucharist, and Divinity convocation. No charge, but please REGISTER

  9. At the heart of our learning is the understanding that the task of ministry must be undergirded y critical thinking, self-awareness and self-reflection if it is to be well grounded and Christ-focused. This course encourages us to center our common humanity and the relationships we share with the Earth, one another, ourselves and God.

 
 

PARISH EVENTS

MARCH - APRIL 2026

  1. UPCOMING EVENTS AT ST. GEORGE'S, LONDON: 

    Choral Evensong Series

    The regular services of Choral Evensong at St. George’s will continue in 2026 on the fourth Sunday of every month, as follows:

    •   April 26  •   May 24  •   June 28

    •   Summer break - July & August

    •   All services will begin at 4:00 pm.

    What is Evensong?

    St. Paul's Cathedral in the UK describes Evensong as follows:

    "This service is led by the choir, who sing responses, canticles, an anthem, and the psalms set for the day on our behalf, allowing us to experience the beauty of the music in this iconic setting. There are some readings from the Bible, and prayers are said for the Church, the World and ourselves." 

    Please use this EVENSONG link to enjoy an article written by Rory Leishman.

  2. UPCOMING EVENTS AT CHURCH OF THE HOLY SAVIOUR, Waterloo (33 Allen St. E. Waterloo)

    Faith Climate Justice of Waterloo Region   

    VIGIL: SUNDAY, APRIL 26  2:00-3:00: pm

    Please join us as we host April's meeting. Two speakers will describe different forms of energy and explain how they impact the communities they represent. 

  3. ST. MARK'S, LONDON (1320 Wilton Ave) presents An Evening with Marie Bottrell on April 11 @ 7PM

    Get ready for a truly delightful evening celebrating the incredible talent of Canadian award-winning singer-songwriter Marie Bottrell! This special fundraiser promises an intimate concert filled with unforgettable music, followed by a reception where you can savor a delicious spread of fresh vegetables, fruits, fine cheeses, and decadent desserts. Enhance your experience by participating in our exciting silent auction, featuring fantastic items up for bid. It’s a perfect night of joy, community, and support for a wonderful cause.

    Tickets  are $30.00 per person. See POSTER for further details. *Our church is not wheelchair accessible.

  4. ST JAMES, CAMBRIDGE (520 Ellis Road, Cambridge) is hosting Kevin Pauls in concert on April 11 at 2 pm!

    One of the only Canadian concerts he will perform so get your tickets before they are gone.

    Tickets are $20 / person at www.stjamesang.ca OR 519-658-4547 POSTER

  5. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, KITCHENER (23 Water St. N.)

      Musical Flora Concert 

    Musical Flora presents Music for Two Organs on Sun, Apr 12 at 2:00 pm. Angus Sinclair and Peter Nikiforuk. Admission is $20 or pay as you can to support the series. Free for students and the unwagedPOSTER

    Congregational Song: A Four-Week Course at St. John's, Kitchener

    Ken Hull is offering a short course on hymns and hymn-singing on four Tuesday evenings after Easter in the Fireside Room. The dates are Apr 14 & 28; and May 5 & 12 - all at 7:00 pm. The sessions will be a combination of lecture, discussion, and singing together.

    Ken was a member of the national Hymn Book Task Force that compiled Common Praise and also the editor of Sing a New Creation, the two hymn books we use at St. John’s. RSVP to krhull@uwaterloo.ca by Mon, Apr 13.

  6. A JOURNEY OF THE SOUL: AN EASTER CHORAL MEDITATION at St. John the Evangelist Collegiate Chapel on April 10 @ 6:30 PM

    Join us for a prayerful evening of sacred music for Eastertide, featuring choir, organ, congregational hymns, and devotional motets. Featuring the Sanctus Chamber Chorale. See POSTER for further details.

  7. UPCOMING EVENTS AT HOLY TRINITY/ST. PAUL'S, CHATHAM (81 Selkirk St, Chatham)

    Spring Food Drive on Saturday April 18th @ 10:00 AM - 12 PM

    All donations will be delivered to the Salvation Army food bank.

  8.   ST. ANNE'S, BYRON (1344 Commissioner's Rd. W., London) is hosting Heavenly High Tea on Sunday, April 19th from 2-4 pm

    Join us for an afternoon high tea set in an old English estate in the early 1900’s style. Service to your table with an assortment of sandwiches and sweets, hearty and delicate, tea & coffee in English bone china tea cups. Table sizes vary according to your group size. Individuals & couples welcome. Hall is accessible through the main door.Tickets $35 assigned seating, Call to order Nancy Payne 519-859-7459, Jean Goddard 519-473-9417, Michael Johns 519-660-9503

  9. ST. JOHN’S BY-THE-LAKE, GRAND BEND

    Please join us at St. John’s By-the-Lake Anglican Church in Grand Bend for our Sunday morning worship on April 19th including special music before, during and after the service by guests, The Bluewater Lambton Ukulele Ensemble.   The service begins at 10:30 am but be sure to arrive by 10:15 to enjoy the pre-service music.  POSTER

  10.   GRACE CHURCH, BRANTFORD (4 Pearl St. at West & Albion Sts.) - CONCERT on Friday, April 24th at 4:00 p.m. 

    Join the Prix Ravel Prizewinning Duo for an afternoon of violin and piano music. To reserve your seat, call the church office at 519-752-6814Tickets $20.  Accessible at Pearl St. door.  Parking lot on Albion St.  POSTER

  11. ST. ANDREW MEMORIAL, LONDON welcomes everyone to their Family Brunch!

    The Social Committee of St. Andrew Memorial Church would like to invite everyone to our Family Brunch to be held April 26, 2026.

    Please see our POSTER for more details.

  12.   ST. JUDE'S, LONDON (1537 Adelaide St. N) - Finding the Face of God in Prayer on May 2, 10 am - 3 pm

    The Anglican Fellowship of Prayer Conference with guest speaker, The Rt Revd Todd Townshend

    $20, Registrar: Susan Johnson - brlmail2@aol.com  POSTER

  13. 190th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, Trinity Anglican Church,Port Burwell (25 Pitt St., Port Burwell)

    Sunday, MAY 3, 2026, 3:00 p.m. with The Right Reverend Todd Townshend, Bishop of Huron officiating.

  14. CHRIST CHURCH, CHATHAM (80 Wellington St. W.)

    •   Yard Sale, Saturday May 9th, 8:00 am to 1:00 pm

    Bake Table and Lunch Room.  Something for everyone! POSTER

    •   Broasted Chicken Dinner, Friday June 5, Take Out Only - 5:00 to 6:30 pm

    Meal includes 3 pieces of chicken, potatoes, coleslaw, roll & butter plus dessert!

    Tickets are $25.00 per person.   Please call the office at (519) 352-1640 for tickets. POSTER

  15.   Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Ordination of Women in our Church! Called to Be Priests and Prophets: Ordained Women Then, Now, and Next. Tuesday, May 12, 10:30 AM at Trinity College, Toronto (6 Hoskin Ave.). Panel discussion featuring Canon Alyson Barnett-Cowan, Bishop Sally French, Bishop Victoria Matthews, Canon Alison Falby, Mtr. Gerlyn Henry. Those interested in making a longer day of it can stay for lunch, eucharist, and Divinity convocation. No charge, but please REGISTER

  16. ST. GEORGE'S OF FOREST HILL, KITCHENER is hosting an Artisan & Vendor Fair and Food

    Saturday, May 23rd from 9am to 1pm we are hosting a brand new event.  Please join us for our Artisan & Vendor Fair and Food Trucks. POSTER

  17. LIST OF SERVICES AT H.M. ROYAL CHAPEL OF THE MOHAWKS

    All services are held at 2 pm except the Christmas morning Eucharist which is held at 8 am

    •   October 4 - Thanksgiving Season

    •   December 6 - Sounds of the Christmas Season

    •   December 25 - Christmas Morning, 8 am

 

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY

Are you experienced with OnLand (Ontario Land Property Records Portal) and interested in history? 

The Diocesan Cemetery committee is looking for a volunteer to do some preliminary property title searches for some of our cemeteries established in the 19th and early 20th century.  Interested?  Curious?   

For more information, please contact Rev Margaret Walker, Cemeteries Coordinator at mwalker@huron.anglican.ca.

 

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

CHILDREN’S, YOUTH AND FAMILY MINISTRIES COORDINATOR
Holy Trinty Anglican Church in Stratford is looking for a dynamic and compassionate person to join the ministry team as the Children’s, Youth and Family Ministries Coordinator.  This part-time coordinator (35 hours/month) will be responsible for providing leadership including the recruitment and coordination of volunteers for the weekly Sunday School, monthly Youth Group, and other seasonal activities . Interested persons may obtain the full job description by emailing Archdeacon Tanya Phibbs at tphibbs@holytrinitystratford.ca.  Those wishing to apply are asked to send a cover letter and resume to Archdeacon Phibbs.  Applications will be reviewed beginning March 23, 2026