St. John's Anglican Cathedral and Cemetery

I just love the grounds and the old Anglican church.

The service was great, it was lead by two gentlemen who mentioned to spread love and kindness. I spoke to one of them and he thanked me for coming, very soft spoken and kind. However there were two individuals who work or volunteer at the church that were hostile. They don’t like to help people in need and tend to dismiss problems. They never think first to help and listen to our problems, only to push people out of the church. Those two need to pray for forgiveness and reflect on their actions. We still didn’t receive an email from the missing person’s father because he’s not fluent in English, someone else sent the email instead (for the man that claimed everything is okay when it wasn’t) we still don’t have confirmation on the individual.

My dad works here. I grew up here. The church is absolutely beautiful

We go rhere every year fir childrens christmas shopping. Have also been there for my girl grad and for my grand daughters baptism. I love the bells when they come everyway.

Wonderful community of Christians who support each other. You can celebrate believing in Christ together in a midst of people from all over the city.

I'm not a church going person but felt welcome there , although I'm Aboriginal some made me feel welcome while others looked down at me only thing I wish they would finish repairing it as I miss the church bells they were my clock.

A beautiful old stone cathedral with a lot of history in Winnipeg. The staff was very helpful in helping us to locate a relative's grave. Very organized database and paper maps available. Also maps to famous graves are available at the desk. Definitely worth visiting.

I was stunned when I entered this beautiful Cathedral and felt like I was in somewhere in Europe. I never knew there was such an artistic and historical building in Winnipeg. I had an opportunity to talk with Priest Paul who was very friendly and warm. Priest Paul even helped me pulling my car out of deep snow there. I will visit there again for sure!

Pretty much everything I hoped it would be. Strikingly beautiful and and peaceful. The service was really nice and there were folks who were very welcoming. There was coffee and dainties served afterwards and a couple of folks sat down with me and made me feel extremely welcome for a first time visitor. I will definitely be returning.

One side of my family tree started in Canada with HBC very close to this place.My fourth great grandfather, James Curtis Bird rests here in between his last son's wives.Wallace the caretaker does a good job of looking after everyone.