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We are St. Paul's:

St. Paul's is such a large, diverse, active parish that it is hard to describe in just a few screens on the Web. I'm sure that if you asked ten members to describe who and what we are, you would get fifteen different answers! To help you to get to know us a little better we have attempted to capture the essence of our community in this web-site

 


We are:
  • Christians, part of the Anglican communion;
  • representative of all ages and all economic groups;
  • married and single; adults, youth and children; seniors
  • and drawn from all areas of the Ottawa/Kanata area.
  • sympathetic to the struggles that many of us experience throughout life;
  • humanly flawed and seeking enlightenment;
  • we are committed to living in respectful community, in God's name.

We Serve:
  • anyone in need, the whole community;
  • those who hear the rhythm of God's voice in music;
  • the faithful as well as the seekers.

How do we do this:
  • worship and prayer;
  • Christian education programs for all ages;
  • a lyrical choir and contemporary music;
  • prayer groups;
  • youth and adult social opportunities;
  • providing support to support organizations in Kanata
  • and the response of our parishioners and staff to needs as they present themselves.

FINDING THE FULFILLMENT . . . IN FELLOWSHIP
 

They devoted themselves in the apostles' teaching and fellowship. (Acts 2)

Opportunities for learning and fellowship include:

  • Church school and nursery program
  • baptismal preparation
  • Sunday coffee and newcomers' welcome table
  • youth groups
  • seniors afternoon out program
Many of the above activities are organized and led by parishioners.  
FINDING THE PLEASURE . . . IN OUTREACH

In as much as you do this for least of these - you do it ,for me.
Matthew 25

St. Paul's ministers to its members, the larger community surrounding the church, ministry with and through the Diocese of Ottawa, and ministry elsewhere in Canada and the world.

This outreach includes:

  • pastoral outreach such as pastoral care, home and hospital visiting, counselling
  • community outreach such as the Kanata Food cupboard, Walk of the Cross and special concerts.
  • Seniors program
  • support for parishes which are not self-supporting, diocesan administration, synod, committees, lay and clergy training, diocesan programs
  • support for diocesan social service ministries (The Well, Centre 454, Women in Crisis Project, Ottawa Pastoral Centre )
  • support for mission projects throughout the world and in Northern Canadian dioceses
As with the other areas of St. Paul's ministry, there is active lay participation in many outreach activities. The cost of this Ministry includes St. Paul's financial commitment to the Diocese of Ottawa, but does not include many areas of individual giving such as money to the Primate's World Relief and Development Fund, food and clothing contributions, etc



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