St Clement's Church

My family have been attending for 42 years, since the birth and baptism of our first child. St. Clements is a friendly, family-oriented church. On Sunday mornings, there are 3 services from which to choose: 8 AM, a small, intimate service in the sanctuary, usually attended by less than 20. This Communion service follows the old prayer book, followed by coffee, tea and cookies, where you have a chance to meet your fellow parishioners and clergy. There is no music, choir or organ at this service.The 9 AM service has a small choir and hymns played on a grand piano by the choir director, Dan Web, and accompanied by a violinist and a couple of other instruments, such as guitar, accordion, cello, and others, which vary from week to week. This modern Communion service is very family-friendly, and takes place with the congregation around the altar, with the children present, having returned from Sunday School. The service is followed by cookies, coffee and tea, and an opportunity to socialize.The 11 AM Communion service follows the old prayer book and is very traditional in manor, with hymns and a large choir, accompanied by the choir director playing the organ. Once again, there is an opportunity to socialize following the service.St. Clements is very supportive of those in hospital or housebound in which case a member of the clergy will visit, offer support and bring Communion.On Wednesdays, St. Clements holds a luncheon for guests undergoing difficult circumstances, who would otherwise probably not have a hot meal. These special guests are supported in many ways, according to individual needs.St. Clements has sponsored refugee families over the years, reaches out to the community in many ways.. and supports a local food bank.If you are looking for a spiritual, friendly, wonderful community to join, I strongly recommend you try St. Clements. You won't be sorry, I guarantee it.

The first time in Canada. The congestions is very excellent Services so far.

I grew up in this church. From age 1 to 19. My parents gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to St, Clements Church throughout their lives. When they died, it was gross how money hungry this church was. The minister was Carol,and she ABSOLUTELY is not a good person, never mind a good Minister.!I wear my cross necklace every day, but this church is all about money.

Wow what a lovely old church with great architecture and the pipe organ was amazing.

I was here for a music class called Making Music Together. The place is stroller friendly.

At our first visit my wife and I found everyone to be very genuine and nice! simply friendly people without being overbearing. The sermons have all been very relevant and meaningful in the last three weeks I've been there.

I stopped having noticed large signs inviting the public in for personal prayer. All the doors were open. While I was the only one in the sanctuary, the sunlight streaming through the stained glass windows had a very calming effect.My parents got married from St. Clements on June 1, 1940. Ut is z beautiful church built mostly of warm motled brown stone.After about 20 minutes of meditation, I vowed to return for a service.

Everyone is so welcoming. Very warm group of people...

In an idyllic neighborhood event with flowers blossoming, a gathering of well wishers are offering to the community - delicious burgers, salads and desserts to augment the day

Truly uplifting place...Where you are on your spiritual journey,this is one place you will feel welcome and belong