Service Schedule

There are many opportunities for worship at St. Paul's, including Sunday worship at 8:00am, 9:15am, and 11:00, and Wednesday service at 9:45am. There is active lay participation in worship: parishioners participate as communion administrators, leaders for prayers of the people, greeters and readers. An integral part of our worship is music, which includes new music and original compositions, and is supported by choir and praise music.

Service Schedule

8:00 AM Sunday Morning – Holy Communion Said service using the Book of Alternative Services.

9:15 AM Sunday Morning - Traditional/Choral Service. This sung service is one of Holy Communion. The service is a bit more formal than the 11:00 service, and uses the Book of Alternative Services and traditional hymns with choir and organ.

11:00 AM Sunday Morning - Praise Service. This service is one of Holy Communion using contemporary liturgies. It features praise songs and some traditional hymns and is accompanied by a band (guitar, bass, drums, piano, flutes, violins, etc.). This service is informal and is intended to be very user-friendly. Sunday school classes take place at the same time as this service.

9:45 AM Wednesday Morning Eucharist and Bible Study – Holy Communion how fortunate we are to have a Wednesday morning Eucharist and bible study. When Fr. John asked what the Wednesday morning Eucharist means to us, one comment was that it provides the spiritual boost we need to get through the rest of the week, that it reaffirms the Sunday experience.

Access to the Lord's Table

Our policy with regard to access to the Lord's Table during the Eucharist is: This is the Lord's Table and all the Lord's people are welcome. In terms of visitors, they are invited to share in the bread and wine if they have been baptized, if they have accepted Jesus Christ as their Saviour and if they are accustomed to receiving the elements of the Eucharist in their own church. We use bread and wine with a common cup. Communicants are welcome to receive the bread and drink from the cup or just receive the bread. Non-communicants may also come forward at the time of Communion and receive a blessing in the form of a short prayer.

Amongst the members of our parish, the norm is that children be baptized before receiving Communion (this is totally at the discretion of the parents).

Physical Access

We occupy a building with features to assist our visitors with mobility or hearing impairment. All of the areas of the church building are wheelchair accessible. We, also, offer a hearing loop system at both of our 9:15 am and 11:00 am services.