Parish of Saugeen Shores
The first Anglican worship services in Southampton and Port Elgin were held in the 1850s by Rev. Arthur Hill Ringland Mulholland. They were 2 of the 18 preaching stations where Rev Mullholland conducted regular services. Today, Southampton and Port Elgin, along with the township of Saugeen, are in the amalgamated town of Saugeen Shores (2006 pop. 11,720) located in Bruce County, Ontario on the shores of Lakes Huron.

The Southampton parish was officially founded on 20 September 1859 with the first church building opening on 24 February, 1861. That church was destroyed by fire in 1886 that wiped out a large part of the town. The present St. Paul’s Church was constructed in 1887.
St. John’s, Port Elgin has always been a two-point parish with St. Paul’s, Southampton. The building was constructed in 1886. In 1928, a parish hall was built which was replaced by a new building opened in May 1977.
Rector is the Rev. Margaret Greenhow. Parish of Saugeen Shores website.

The 8 Anglican Churches in Norfolk County are:

155 Memorial Drive, Brantford, Ontario
Sarnia, Ontario is located at the convergence of the St Clair River and Lake Huron, 100km west of London. Sarnia is a petrochemical centre and the southern terminus of an oil pipeline from Alberta.
Priest in Charge of St. Columba’s, Waterloo is the Rev. Dana Rodgers. The Sunday service begins at 9:30 am.
St. George’s, New Hamburg and 