Trinity Anglican Church
Cornwall ON
K6J 1G4
Who we are
Trinity Church has deep roots in Cornwall. Founded in 1787, we are well into our third century of worship and service together, loving God and loving our neighbours.
Our prayer is to become the body of Christ in this place and in this time. As we pray that prayer, we trust that we are allowing God to embody the ministry of Jesus Christ - forgiveness, reconciliation, and the promise of new life - through us.
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Our prayer is to become the body of Christ in this place and in this time. As we pray that prayer, we trust that we are allowing God to embody the ministry of Jesus Christ - forgiveness, reconciliation, and the promise of new life - through us.
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Leadership
Leader Name:
Rev Patrick Stevens Â
Leader Position:
Incumbent Â
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Leader Bio:
The Reverend Patrick Stephens was ordained to the priesthood in 2012. He has been serving with St. Lawrence Parish since 2018. Before his appointment as Incumbent of The Area Parish of the St. Lawrence, Patrick served as Incumbent of Christ Church Seaway and as Assistant Curate at the parish of St. Thomas the Apostle, Ottawa.
He holds a Bachelor of Theology from Saint Paul University and a Master of Divinity from Vancouver School of Theology.
Before discerning a call to Holy Orders, Patrick trained and worked as a practical nurse. In 2005, he spent a year as a volunteer with the Brothers of Taizé and the Mennonite Central Committee in Mymensingh, Bangladesh. Upon returning to Canada, Patrick began studying theology, while working as a palliative care nurse.
Patrick enjoys cooking, canoeing, fishing, camping, gardening, and generally spending time outdoors. He and his wife Mallory have two children. Â
He holds a Bachelor of Theology from Saint Paul University and a Master of Divinity from Vancouver School of Theology.
Before discerning a call to Holy Orders, Patrick trained and worked as a practical nurse. In 2005, he spent a year as a volunteer with the Brothers of Taizé and the Mennonite Central Committee in Mymensingh, Bangladesh. Upon returning to Canada, Patrick began studying theology, while working as a palliative care nurse.
Patrick enjoys cooking, canoeing, fishing, camping, gardening, and generally spending time outdoors. He and his wife Mallory have two children. Â
Administration
Admin Name:
Stephen Barkway Â
Admin Position:
Parish Administrator Â
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Trinity Anglican Church Service Times
Service Times
We celebrate the Eucharist four times a week:
8am Sunday - Said Eucharist
10am Sunday - Choral Eucharist
10am Wednesday - Said Eucharist (held in the Chapel of the Good Shepherd)
5pm Saturday - Said Eucharist (held in the Chapel of the Good Shepherd) on the first and Third Sunday of the month only.
Regularly scheduled worship services in St. Lawrence Parish are suspended and our buildings are closed.
Your clergy continue to minister with you in prayer, conversation, and practical assistance. You, too, are encouraged to check-in with neighbours and friends by phone, text, and social media. If you want to speak with clergy for any reason, please do!
For the most up-to-date information on developing responses to the Covid-19 pandemic, please visit our diocesan website: http://www.ottawa.anglican.ca/index.php/covid-19
Please also see:
https://www.saintlawrenceparish.org/worship-times-and-places
It's been more than 2 years since the last service times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm service times.
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We celebrate the Eucharist four times a week:
8am Sunday - Said Eucharist
10am Sunday - Choral Eucharist
10am Wednesday - Said Eucharist (held in the Chapel of the Good Shepherd)
5pm Saturday - Said Eucharist (held in the Chapel of the Good Shepherd) on the first and Third Sunday of the month only.
Regularly scheduled worship services in St. Lawrence Parish are suspended and our buildings are closed.
Your clergy continue to minister with you in prayer, conversation, and practical assistance. You, too, are encouraged to check-in with neighbours and friends by phone, text, and social media. If you want to speak with clergy for any reason, please do!
For the most up-to-date information on developing responses to the Covid-19 pandemic, please visit our diocesan website: http://www.ottawa.anglican.ca/index.php/covid-19
Please also see:
https://www.saintlawrenceparish.org/worship-times-and-places
It's been more than 2 years since the last service times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm service times.
Please contact the church to confirm Service Times or SUBSCRIBE to updates below
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Trinity Anglican Church History
Origins
In June of 1784, Sir John Johnston brought a group of United Empire Loyalists to Royal Township No. 2, the site of future Cornwall - and an Anglican congregation soon developed. Only the fourth Anglican church built in Upper Canada, the original church building opened for worship on January 26, 1806. In 1819 King George III formally granted the land to the Church of England in Upper Canada. The current church, the former rectory (now rented to the Tri-County Literacy Council) and the adjoining churchyard cemetery (closed since 1876) are situated on that same land.
Bishop Strachan Memorial Church
The cornerstone to the second - and current - church building was laid on June 24, 1869 and opened to worship on January 17, 1875. The current church was built in memorial to the Rt. Reverend John Strachan, former Bishop of Toronto, and a former rector of Trinity Church. During the century that followed, the church was modernized, decorated and expanded, with the parish hall being completed in 1952 and renovated in 1979.
Today
In 2018, the congregation joined the newly formed Area Parish of the St. Lawrence (St. Lawrence Parish) along with two other Anglican churches in the region - Christ Church Seaway (Long Sault) and St. John the Evangelist (Lancaster).
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In June of 1784, Sir John Johnston brought a group of United Empire Loyalists to Royal Township No. 2, the site of future Cornwall - and an Anglican congregation soon developed. Only the fourth Anglican church built in Upper Canada, the original church building opened for worship on January 26, 1806. In 1819 King George III formally granted the land to the Church of England in Upper Canada. The current church, the former rectory (now rented to the Tri-County Literacy Council) and the adjoining churchyard cemetery (closed since 1876) are situated on that same land.
Bishop Strachan Memorial Church
The cornerstone to the second - and current - church building was laid on June 24, 1869 and opened to worship on January 17, 1875. The current church was built in memorial to the Rt. Reverend John Strachan, former Bishop of Toronto, and a former rector of Trinity Church. During the century that followed, the church was modernized, decorated and expanded, with the parish hall being completed in 1952 and renovated in 1979.
Today
In 2018, the congregation joined the newly formed Area Parish of the St. Lawrence (St. Lawrence Parish) along with two other Anglican churches in the region - Christ Church Seaway (Long Sault) and St. John the Evangelist (Lancaster).
"A life growing in its purity and devotion will be a more prayerful life."E. M. Bounds
Trinity Anglican Church listing was last updated on the 29th of July, 2021
