A family of worshiping Christians; where the faith is taught where people of all ages can grow in love and commitment to Christ in an atmosphere of caring, sharing, loving and respect for all persons; - where opportunity is provided for witness and service in the wider community.
The parish extends from Lodge Bay in the south to Norman Bay in the north. Since the early 1990's and the Cod Moratorium, the parish has been reduced to eight congregations, six of which have been accessible by road since 2001. The community of Battle Harbour itself, from which the parish takes its name, is no longer inhabited - but rather an impressive tourist attraction. Although services are no longer held there, St. James Anglican Church has been fully restored and is well worth a visit.
Anglican Church for the community of Plum Point. The mission of the Anglican Diocese of Western Newfoundland is to worship and serve God by following Christ, using and sharing the gifts of the Holy Spirit
We provide programs & opportunity for parishioners to improve the quality of life in the community & to deepen spiritually. We provide programs for youth, which includes Sunday school, youth groups k.l.b. & guides within the parish & is priority held in the parish hall. Volunteer work is covered out in the senior citizens home, hospitals & parish. We have no direct programming outside Canada, but we share financially in the overseas work of the church as well as in the work supported by the p.w.r.d. Fund, which is administered by our national church office
Parish of Seal Cove strives to be a vibrant, Christian community, empowered by the Holy Spirit, Through our baptism, sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ with all.
The mission of the Anglican Diocese of Western Newfoundland is to worship and serve God by following Christ, using and sharing the gifts of the Holy Spirit
Anglican Church - As Anglicans we are called to obey our Lord's commission: "Go, then to all people everywhere and make them my disciples, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything that I have commanded you."
The people of the Parish of Twillingate are called to encourage each other to live fully the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the glory of God: in our hearts, in our homes, our church family and in our communities. the people of the Parish of Twillingate are called to encourage each other to live fully the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the glory of God: in our hearts, in our homes, our church family and in our communities.Despite the large geographical area that the parish covers, the people come together on the fifth Sunday of every month(that has five Sundays) for a "Pot Luck Lunch", fellowship and worship in one church -on a rotation basis.
The Holy Trinity Church continues to be an important landmark and a focal point for Anglican parishioners of Codroy, and on May 15, 1993 the Church was declared a Registered Heritage Structure. The Anglican Church Women work to fundraise funds for the church.
The Anglican Church Women (ACW) is an organization through which all church women may be united in a fellowship of worship, learning and service, which will lead them to a fuller Christian service in the parish, community, diocese in the nation and the world.
The ACW is a non-profit organization of women that meet the first Tuesday every month for meeting of business and finances, fun and fellowship. The ACW also holds fundraisers such as Afternoon Tea and Bake Sales, take out cold plates to help with the finances of St. Aidan's Anglican Church.
The Anglican Diocese of Central Newfoundland in Response to the Love of God is called to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ by worship and sacrament, by word and action,under the guidance and power of the Holy Spirit. Following Jesus we are led to be a Servant Community which ministers and witnesses in the world. To the transforming power of Gods Love
This Diocese is an integral part of the body of Christ - a Church empowered by the Spirit through the study of Scripture and the worship of God; proclaiming the good news, as it reaches out in love to relieve the burdens and hurts in the world and affirming the joys
The mission of the Anglican Diocese of Western Newfoundland is to worship and serve God by following Christ, using and sharing the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
The Lavrock is a space where people of all ages and physical conditions (main building is wheelchair accessible) can come together to grow spiritually, emotionally, and intellectually. Programs at the Lavrock are designed to nourish the growth of individuals, couples and groups
The Diocesan Resource Centre, operated by the Diocese of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador, provides religious books, supplies for parishes, parishioners and the general public.
Under the auspices of the Anglican Diocese of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador, Anglican Homes Incorporated, together with the administration, staff, physicians and volunteers of Saint Luke's Homes are committed to providing holistic care to seniors in the community. We emphasize Christian values, a 'home like atmosphere' and continuous family involvement, treating all persons with respect and dignity