CANADIAN ANGLICAN- Barrie church hosts free health clinic for poor and marginalized
- Moosonee votes to have its own bishop again
- Bishop of the Arctic leaves church with predictions of renewal
- ‘This is a resurrection moment’: Community rallies behind St. Anne’s as parish vows to rebuild after fire
- Indigenous youth gather for Sacred Beginnings
- ‘Every day, they face danger’: An Iranian Christian’s account of life in his home country, and his eventual escape to Canada
- Fire destroys historic St. Anne’s Anglican Church along with priceless artwork
ANGLICAN COMMUNION- “We are deeply deeply deeply sorry.” - Archbishop Justin Welby
- Anglican Archbishop of Kenya shares a message to the nation following recent Gen-z unrest and calls for peace, unity and prayer
- Equipping the Church of Tomorrow: African Theological Educators Discuss Future Priorities
- Anglican Youth Network partners with USPG in Cross-cultural Emerging Leaders Academy
- From leaf to cup – Bishop Anthony Poggo visits the Kamarich Empowerment Tea Factory
- Secretary General visits the Diocese of Kapsabet in the Anglican Church of Kenya
- Anglican Alliance announces appointment of new Executive Director
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Tour the Cathedral
Have you taken a tour of the Cathedral? Even if you regularly worship here, you're likely to learn something new! Guided tours of Christ Church Cathedral are available throughout July and August 2024. Visit us Monday to Friday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and …Read More »
Science fair at St. Hilda’s
Our friends at St. Hilda's Anglican School in Belize have been hard at work and sharing their findings during a recent science fair. Principal Ms. Jane Martinez sent us a note with a few photos. Please continue to pray for her, the rest of the teachers, the students, and families. …Read More »
Tours of the Cathedral run daily in July and August. Drop by for a tour of one of Fredericton's oldest and most beautiful buildings! 150 Church Street, #fredericton ![]()
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Tours are free, donations are welcome (fill out a donation envelope to receive a tax receipt).![]()
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2024 schedule:![]()
Monday-Friday 10:00am - 5:00pm![]()
Saturday 9:00am - 5:00pm![]()
Sunday 1:00pm - 4:00pm![]()
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Self-guided tour booklets are available in English, French, German, and Spanish.![]()
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Tours made possible due to receipt of a Community Funding Grant from the City of Fredericton.
We're pleased to welcome talented young soprano Muriel Falkenstein to the Summer Music Series today! Join us for some lovely music.![]()
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Concerts in the series feature a variety of soloists and instruments: piano, violin, cello, guitar, organ, bass, fiddle and viola.. All are welcome to attend these concerts, designed to fit perfectly within the lunch hour: Fridays from 12:10-12:50 p.m., 05 July-30 August. 150 Church Street #fredericton. Free admission, donations encouraged. Performers will receive an honorarium and proceeds will support the Cathedral Organ Renovation Fund.
These are images of the church of St. Mary-St. George Anglican, which has been lost. Please pray for the firefighters in, as well as residents, and animals of Alberta and BC.
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