St. J&B: Your Community Centred Church
Sunday Services
8:30 am Said Service
10:30 am Choral Service
Welcome!
St. James and St. Brendan is the Anglican parish for Port Colborne.
The vision statement of St. J&B is to Live as Christ Lived, Loving Everyone!
Discover a community that is Christ-centred , where you can be yourself and explore a relationship with God in a loving, supportive, compassionate, and understanding environment. At the heart of an Anglican community is worship that is liturgical, sacramental and centred on Scripture
St. James and St. Brendan Anglican Church would love to welcome you back to church or welcome you to church for the first time. As parish of the Anglican Church of Canada, we are a part of a community that is theologically diverse, inquisitive, supportive, accepting, and loving to all.
We invite you to join us, find community, and explore the Christian Faith. We’re saving you a seat!
Outreach at St. J&B
Seniors Outreach-Learning Cafe
The Learning Cafe is St. J&B’s community outreach to seniors. A monthly gathering for older adults to socialize and learn.
Check out this month’s topic at the Learning Cafe page!
Food with Friends
A ministry in partnership with other Port Colborne Churches providing a hot meal to all comers every Tuesday from September to June.
Contact the Church Office to learn how to volunteer or donate.
Blessing Box
A no questions asked distribution point for non perishable food and hygiene products at the corner of King and Charlotte Streets.
Donations of non-perishable items can be left in the Blessing Box at any time
Alongside Hope
Alongside Hope is the Anglican Church of Canada’s relief and development organization supporting projects through partners in Canada and around the world.
Community Space
The Guild Hall
A Port Colborne Landmark
Large and small rooms and kitchen are available to rent for meetings, parties, receptions, lectures and other special events.
Mariners Park
Mariners Park is a community parkette maintained by St. J&B for public enjoyment.
Available for use by community groups and business associations, as well as rentals for concerts, receptions and business use.
The Parish of St. James and St. Brendan gather in the traditional territory, first of the Neutral people, then of the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe peoples. This territory is covered by the Upper Canada Treaties and the Niagara Purchase Treaty and is within the land protected by the Dish with One Spoon Wampum agreement.
