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Hello, and welcome.

St. John's Elora is a community of Christian faith in the Anglican tradition known for outstanding choral work, inspiring preaching and liturgy, and generous outreach.  Our four priorities are to proclaim the love of Christ, engage and involve people, musical outreach and open doors.  We are a member of the Anglican Church of Canada in the Diocese of Niagara.

We strive to be a thriving, spiritually nourishing, healthy, welcoming and missional community. Reaching out and reaching in, community engagement, and partnerships are all critical as we build on our past and present strengths. Our ministry together depends on factors such as spiritual authenticity, intellectual integrity, respectful behaviour, the ability to listen attentively, and community hospitality. We move towards the 2030s in a spirit of love with thanksgiving for what we have been given.

July Services

Sunday:

  • 8:00 am Holy Communion (BCP)

  • 9:00am - Eucharist (BAS)

  • 11:00am - Choral Matins (BCP)

    July 7 and July 14 (Elora Festival)
    July 28 (Quartet)

  • Holy Communion (BCP)
    July 21 (Quartet)

Wednesday:

  • 10:00 am - Holy Communion (BCP)

Thursday July 11 and 18

  • 5:00 pm - Evensong with the Elora Singers (BCP)

Upcoming Events

The Elora Singers at St. John’s

We are delighted to partner with The Elora Singers during the 45th season of The Elora Festival this year. Join us for worship:
Sunday July 7 and 14, 11:00 a.m. - Choral Matins with Elora Singers
Thursday July 11 and 18, 5:00 p.m. - Evensong with Elora Singers

Open Doors Project

Open Doors is one of the FOUR PRIORITIES in our Vision to serve the community we live in.

With the consent of Vestry, the Wardens continue to make progress on the Open Doors project. The goal is to make our church spaces fully accessible and to make necessary infrastructure upgrades. Click the link below to read the Rector’s articulation of the Vision for Open Doors.

Subscribe to our St. John’s Elora YouTube Channel to participate in our most recent liturgy.