St. Lawrence Valley
Anglican Ministry
ABOUT US
The St. Lawrence Valley Anglican Ministry is a vibrant network of congregations serving communities throughout the Quebec region. Each unique in its history and offerings, our congregations are united by a common faith and mission. Below, you'll find brief profiles of our member churches. To learn more about each congregation's unique identity, community involvement, and worship style, click on the provided links. Together, we aim to be a welcoming and spiritually enriching presence for all.
Christ Church, Valcartier
Christ Church welcomes you to become part of a community with a rich history. Established in the 19th century near the Jacques Cartier River, the church has evolved from a modest wooden home to a stunning Gothic stone structure. For nearly 150 years, it has been a beacon of faith and community spirit. Today, we open our doors wide to all who seek a spiritual home, offering services throughout most of the year. Join us on a journey of faith and fellowship.
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St. Michael's Anglican Church, Sillery
St. Michael's Anglican Church, nestled in Sillery, Quebec, is a vibrant, bilingual, and multigenerational community united in their devotion to Jesus. Each Sunday we gather together to pray, to sing, to celebrate our Creator in Word and Sacrament in both French and English. We're committed to local outreach, forging bonds with the land and our neighbours, aiding food banks, and fighting for environmental justice. At St. Michael's, we make room for everyone to bring their gifts to the table, find a sense of home, and weave their threads into the fabric of our community.
Holy Trinity Cathedral
The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, located in Quebec City's historic district, was completed in 1804, becoming the first Anglican cathedral built outside the British Isles. Funded by King George III, it holds a special place in Canada's religious history. Renowned for its strong commitment to music, the cathedral hosts an array of musical events that contribute not just to its worship services but also to enriching Quebec City's overall cultural landscape.
