St. Patrick’s Anglican Church is more than a place, it is a family of faith.  Our parish is vibrant and active.  We serve our neighbors, teach our children the basics of the faith,  we uphold Biblical preaching and teaching, all in the context of traditional Anglican worship.  

The traditional "12 Days of Christmas" culminate in The Feast of the Epiphany. This is a celebration of the arrival of the Magi and the revelation of Jesus to the Gentiles (non-Jewish people, like the Magi and us!). The Feast of the Epiphany is a Principal Feast of the Church like Easter, Ascension, Christmas, and All Saints. Please join us for worship as we celebrate the Epiphany on Tuesday, January 6, at 6pm!

Meaningful fellowship is a priority for us!  We believe one of the greatest needs of modern people is community.  You'll find an hospitable and warm welcome when you come to St. Patrick's! 

Sundays at 9am & 11:15am
Wednesdays: 12pm & 6pm
Sunday School: 10:15am
SPY (St. Patrick's Youth): Wednesdays at 6pm