Becoming an Anglican
A person becomes a Christian by being Baptized with water in the name of the Holy Trinity.
A member of the Anglican Church of Canada (“an Anglican”) is a baptized Christian who regularly attends a local Anglican church and contributes to its life and work (its “ministry”). It’s really as simple as that.
Anglicans articulate what we believe through how we worship, so the best way to get to know us is to come to worship. Whether you’re already a baptized Christian or you’re exploring Christianity, you are always welcome here.
If you’re new to Christianity and are interested in learning the basics of the Faith or new to the Anglican expression of it please email the rector. He will be happy to talk to you and direct you towards the next steps that are right for you.
Making it official
If you’ve been baptized in water and in the name of the Holy Trinity in a Christian church or denomination, your baptism is valid in the Anglican Church.
If you’re already baptized, you can choose to be formally received into the Anglican Church and make a public profession of your faith at a service when the bishop is present. To learn more about baptism, confirmation and reception into the Anglican Communion call or email the parish at
905-835-3184 or anglicanoffice@gmail.com