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WELCOME!
 
We are happy to announce we are OPEN for in-person worship! Join us on March 30, for the Fourth Sunday in Lent, Morning Prayer Service at 9.30 am.
 
 
With improving public health news, Bishop Susan Bell has decided that masking is now optional in all church buildings. People of course, are still free to wear masks according to their comfort level and personal health situation, and we thank everyone in advance for respecting each other's decisions in this time of transition.
  
OUR
WORSHIP FROM HOME SERVICE IS HERE
WELCOMING YOU HOME

St. Paul's is a warm, lively Christian community called by our

Lord Jesus Christ to love one another, to welcome into our midst all people,

and to proclaim the Gospel by serving the needs of the world we live in.

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Prison Book Ministry

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We deliver eight boxes of books. St. Paul's and St. John's contributed. Thank you for your ongoing support. With blessings to each person receiving books.

A donation for St. Paul's Church

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Mary Elizabeth Coupland was born in Norval and married Rev. James Maxwell an Anglican Priest.

Rev. Maxwell served as minister in three Anglican churches in Norval, Stewarttown and Hornby. The Maxwell family was well known and well loved throughout the county and beyond. He retired in 1976 and they lived the rest of their days in a log cabin overlooking the village they loved, Norval.

The pine cupboard was donated to St. Paul's Anglican Church as a Faithful reminder of the years of service to our community and church by Rev. James Maxwell, and his beloved wife Mary. 

St. Paul's Norval designation

under Ontario Heritage Act

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Attached is the intention of the Town of Halton Hills to designate St. Paul's Anglican Church Norval under the Ontario Heritage Act.

Official announcement was in Toronto Star, December 21, 2023

Tom Pettingill & Jim Belton

Importance of a Friend

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SERVICE

All are welcome! We encourage you to attend one of our Sunday service and experience the uplifting joy of Christ in your midst.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Find out about upcoming special services, events at St. Paul's and in the Diocese of Niagara

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INUIT OUTREACH PROJECT (IOP)

IOP is managed through volunteers from the Halton Hills Anglican Church and community. 

WELCOMING YOU TO NORVAL
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St. Paul's congregation members are actively involved in community life in Norval. Here you will find all actual information about this beautiful God's place and about all cultural activities in the midst of Norval community.

ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
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OUR MINISTRY TEAM

Rev. Audrius Sarka

Interim Pastor

289-377-9496

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Mr. Richard Mills

Rector's Warden

905-878-3849

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Ms. Kathy Gastle

People's Warden

905-877-7059

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Ms. Mary Churchill

Deputy Rector's Warden

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Ms. Carol Maybury

Deputy People's Warden

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Carol Lee O'Leary

Organist, Music leader

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Mr. George Gastle

Sacristan & Inuit Outreach Liaison

905-877-7059

OUR ADDRESS

14 Adamson St. S.,

Norval, (Halton Hills), ON

L0P 1K0

MAILING
ADDRESS

P.O. Box 309, Norval, ON

L0P 1K0

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TERRITORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We would like to begin by acknowledging that the land on which we gather, and which St. Paul's Church operates is part of the Treaty lands and Territory of Anishinaabe, Huron-Wendat, Iroquois and home to Metis, and was most recently territory of the Mississauga of the Credit First Nation. 

On this day our meeting place is still occupied by many indigenous peoples, First Nation, Metis and Inuit, from across Turtle Island (North America). 

We are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land, and by doing so give respect to our first inhabitants.

© 2025 by St. Paul's Anglican Church, Norval.

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