• St Andrew’s Memorial, 275 Mill Street
• St John the Evangelist, 23 Water Street North
• Church of the Holy Trinity, 237 Wilson Avenue
• St George’s of Forest Hill, 321 Fischer-Hallman Road

Kitchener (2006 pop. 204,668) was known as Berlin until renamed during World War 1. It was the center of a large German-speaking settlement and even by 1911, 70% of the inhabitants were of German origin. Of the 4 Anglican churches only St John the Evangelist was established in the 19th century.

The regional dean for Oxford is Rev Bruce Genge, rector of Old St. Paul’s Church, Woodstock and the regional dean for Brant/Norfolk is Rev Heather Robinson, rector of St. James’ Church, Brantford.

Shown is Grace Anglican, Brantford built in 1856.

Church of the Messiah
421 Russell Street, Kincardine (shown right).

The congregation celebrated the 150th aniversary of its founding in 2007.

Rector is the Rev. Rob Hiscox

The other churches in the parish are:

• St. Matthew’s, County Road 1, Kingarf
• Church of Ascension, Kinlough
• St. Luke’s, Concession #4, Pine River
• St. Thomas’, 305 Colborne Street, Walkerton

Six Nations Parish consists of St Paul’s, Sour Spring; Christ Church, Ohsweken; St Luke’s; and St Peter’s.   10:00 a.m. Mass rotates weekly through the four churches conducted by the Rev’d Norm Casey.

The other active First Nations Anglican Churches in the Diocese of Huron are:

• St. John the Divine, Kettle Point   (Deanery of Lambton)
• Zion Church, Oneida   (Deanery of Delaware)
• St. Peter’s, Moraviantown   (Deanery of Kent)
• St. Andrew, Muncey   (Deanery of Delaware)
• St. John the Baptist, Walpole Island   (Deanery of Kent)

St. Paul’s Church, Princeton, Ontario   -   St. John’s Church, Eastwood, Ontario

The 3 point parish consists of:

• Christ Church, Oxford Centre, RR #4, Woodstock, Ontario
• St. Paul’s Church, 4 Elgin Street East, Princeton, Ontario
• St. John’s Church, Eastwood, RR #5, Woodstock, Ontario

Rev. Deacon Bill White became Deacon in Charge when he was ordained Deacon by Bishop Howe on June 4, 2008.   He will become Rector on his ordination to the priesthood on the 27th of November, 2008 at the Cathedral Church of Saint Paul, London, Ontario.

The regional Dean of Kent is Rev Paul Millward of Christ Church, Chatham. The largest community is the municipality of Chatham-Kent which had a 2006 population of 108,177.

The regional Dean of Lambton is Rev. Grace Coleman Anthony, rector of St. Paul’s Church, Point Edward. The largest city is Sarnia (2006 population 71,419). Shown is St John’s Anglican, Sarnia.

The parish was formed when 4 Anglican Churches in East London merged.   A new building was constructed which opened in September 2002.

Their Mission Statement is:

"East London Anglican Ministries is a vibrant Christian presence in the east end of London.   We offer an innovative and creative approach to community, worship, learning, and ministry."

Rev. June Hough was appointed rector of May 25, 2008. She was ordained in the Diocese of Huron in 1986 and her last parish was St. John the Divine in Ottawa.

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.