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St. Paul's Anglican Church, Calgary St. Paul's is an Anglican church in South Calgary, participating together in an awesome journey of opening hearts and minds to God's grace.

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HIS MERCIES ENDURE FOREVER!“Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his mercy endures forever!” — Psalm 106:1Morning by...
10/09/2026

HIS MERCIES ENDURE FOREVER!
“Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his mercy endures forever!” — Psalm 106:1

Morning by morning, His mercies are new. Day after day, His faithfulness carries us through. Season after season, His goodness never fails. From generation to generation, His mercy endures forever!

For prayers answered, for battles fought, for grace that sustained us, and for blessings seen and unseen - WE GIVE THANKS!

This Thanksgiving Sunday, let our gratitude rise in joyful praise! Let our voices sing, our hearts rejoice, and our feet dance in celebration of the God whose mercy never runs dry!

Bring your thanksgiving gifts! Bring your offerings of love! Bring your praises to the altar!

Let every gift tell a story of His goodness. Let every offering speak of His faithfulness. Let every dance proclaim: “Lord, You have been good to us!”

His mercy held us yesterday. His mercy sustains us today. His mercy will carry us into tomorrow.

HIS MERCIES HAVE NO EXPIRY DATE—THEY ENDURE FOREVER!

Sunday, October 11 | 10 a.m.
St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Calgary www.stpaulscalgary.ca
Join us on YouTube Livestream!

Bring your family. Invite your friends. Come with grateful hearts and joyful spirits!

We won't just count our blessings -we'll celebrate them! We won't just give thanks - we'll dance our gratitude to the altar!

COME, LET US GIVE THANKS, FOR THE LORD IS GOOD, AND HIS MERCY ENDURES FOREVER!

St. Paul’s Winter Plant & Greenery Fundraiser is HERE!Bring a little holiday cheer to your home while supporting the St....
10/08/2026

St. Paul’s Winter Plant & Greenery Fundraiser is HERE!

Bring a little holiday cheer to your home while supporting the St. Paul’s Hospitality Ministry!

Choose from:

6.5" Red Poinsettias
6.5" White Poinsettias
Indoor Planter Greenery Arrangements
Hanging Boughs
2G Festive Shrubs
Holiday Wreaths

📅 Place your order by Nov. 8

📍 Pickup:
All orders will be available for pickup at our Winter Tea & Christmas Fundraiser on Nov. 21 from 12–3 p.m.

📲 How to Order:
Scan the QR code above to place your order.

Questions or need more information? See Abby for details!

Thank you for supporting St. Paul’s Hospitality Ministry and helping make the season merry and bright!

To Know ChristThe 19th Sunday after Pentecost“I want to know Christ and the power of his resurrection and the sharing of...
10/02/2026

To Know Christ
The 19th Sunday after Pentecost
“I want to know Christ and the power of his resurrection and the sharing of his sufferings.” - Philippians 3:10

Sunday • October 4 • 10 a.m.
St. Paul’s - In person or online

Resurrection power.
Cross-shaped living.
One Christ. One journey.

Paul says, “I want to know Christ.”

Not simply to know about him -
but to know him.

To know the power of his resurrection.
To share in his suffering. To take up our cross daily and follow him.

Because the Christian life is not simply about what we believe.

It is about how we live.

Day by day,
step by step,
cross in hand,
heart turned toward God.

The Scriptures remind us that we come “in the volume of the book”- our lives written into God's greater story -
to say with Christ:

“I have come to do your will, O God.”

That is the journey.

To know Christ.
To follow Christ.
To carry our cross.
To do the will of God.
And to trust that beyond the cross
stands the power of resurrection.

So come.

Come with your questions.
Come with your burdens.
Come with your hope.
Come with the cross you carry today.

Come to know Christ.
Come to follow him.
Come to do God’s will.

And come discover again
that the cross is not the end.

Resurrection is.

Sunday • October 4 • 10 a.m.
St. Paul’s — In person or online
stpaulscalgary.ca • YouTube

Come as you are.
Come and follow.
Come and know Christ.

ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELSSunday, Sept. 27 | 10 a.m.St. Paul’s Anglican Church — In person & online“Michael and his ange...
09/25/2026

ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS
Sunday, Sept. 27 | 10 a.m.
St. Paul’s Anglican Church — In person & online
“Michael and his angels fought against the dragon… but they were defeated.”
— Revelation 12:7–8
This Sunday, we celebrate the God of Angel Armies.
He is mighty in strength.
He is Lord over heaven and earth.
And no power of darkness can overcome Him.

Then we turn our eyes to Michael and all the angels—God’s heavenly servants and messengers, who worship Him, carry out His purposes, and stand against evil.

Michael’s name means “Who is like God?”
The answer is clear: No one.

That is the heart of this feast.

The feast reminds us that God’s creation is larger than what we see. We worship alongside the heavenly host, joining their unending praise of the God who is holy, mighty, and faithful.

And what does this mean for us?

We do not face life in our own strength. The God of Angel Armies is with us. His presence surrounds us. His grace strengthens us. His victory gives us courage to stand firm in faith.

We need not live in fear. We belong to the God whose strength never fails, whose light cannot be overcome, and whose victory is sure.

Come and worship the God of Angel Armies.
Come and celebrate St. Michael and All Angels.

Sunday, Sept. 27 | 10 a.m.
St. Paul’s Anglican Church — In person & online

Livestream: stpaulscalgary.ca
YouTube: .paulsanglicanchurch756

Holy Cross Day - Love Lifted High“And just as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, so must the Son of Man be l...
09/18/2026

Holy Cross Day - Love Lifted High
“And just as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, so must the Son of Man be lifted up.” - John 3:14

The Cross stands at the very heart of our faith.

It is where we see the depth of God’s love for humanity — Jesus giving Himself for us, bearing our sin and brokenness so that we might know forgiveness, reconciliation, and new life.

The Cross was not a defeat.
It was love poured out.
It was mercy made visible.
It was the price of our redemption.

Jesus was lifted up for us - not because we had earned it, but because God loved the world so deeply that He gave His only Son.

And the story did not end at the Cross.

The Spirit is still at work.

Still renewing hearts.
Still restoring lives.
Still bringing hope into places of pain.
Still calling us from death into life.

Holy Cross Day invites us to look again at the Cross and remember: we are loved beyond measure, forgiven by grace, and never abandoned by God.

The Cross reminds us that Christ entered fully into our suffering.
The resurrection reminds us that suffering does not have the final word.
And the Spirit reminds us that God is still moving, still healing, still transforming.

The Cross is where love was lifted high.
And that love is still reaching for us today.

Sunday, Sept. 20 | 10 a.m.

Join us for worship and Holy Communion as we gather around the Cross and give thanks for the sacrificial love of Jesus Christ.

Worship online at stpaulscalgary.ca or on YouTube: St. Paul’s Calgary.

16th Sunday after Pentecost — Eve of Holy CrossSept. 13 • 10 a.m. • St. Paul’s“For to this end Christ died and lived aga...
09/11/2026

16th Sunday after Pentecost — Eve of Holy Cross
Sept. 13 • 10 a.m. • St. Paul’s

“For to this end Christ died and lived again, so that he might be Lord of both the dead and the living.”
— Romans 14:9

The Cross changes everything.

Christ died.
Christ is risen.
Christ is Lord.

On the eve of Holy Cross, we gather at the heart of our faith: the Cross where God’s love meets our brokenness, where death is confronted, and where resurrection hope begins.

Whatever we face, we do not face it alone.

Whatever uncertainties we face, the Cross stands firm. It reminds us that God’s love is stronger than sin, despair, and death. We belong to him — in life and in death.

Come and rest in the love of Christ.
Come to the Cross.
Come to the table.
Come and be strengthened by Word and Sacrament.

Prayer. Praise. Holy Communion. Hope.

Come as you are.
Be renewed by grace.
Leave strengthened in faith and hope.

September 13 • 10 a.m. • St. Paul’s

Join us in person or online at www.stpaulscalgary.ca or on YouTube.

There is a place for you here.
We would be honoured to worship with you.

AWAKE & READY“The night is far gone, the day is near. Let us then lay aside the works of darkness and put on the armour ...
09/04/2026

AWAKE & READY
“The night is far gone, the day is near. Let us then lay aside the works of darkness and put on the armour of light.” — Romans 13:12

The night is passing. The day is near.
So what do we do now?

There are moments when we know we can’t keep living the same way. Something has to change. Something has to awaken.

God is calling.

Calling us to wake up.
To let go of what holds us back.
To step out of the darkness and into the light.
To live with courage, purpose, and hope.
Faith isn’t about sitting back and waiting for tomorrow.
It’s about saying YES to God today.

This Sunday, we’ll ask:

What is God calling us to leave behind?
What is God calling us toward?
And what could change if we truly lived awake to God’s presence?

Come as you are.
Come with your questions.
Come with your hopes.
Come ready to worship, listen, and take the next step.

The night is far gone.
The day is near.
God is calling.
Are you ready to answer?

Sunday, September 6 | 10:00 a.m.
St. Paul’s Anglican Church
Livestream: stpaulscalgary.ca
YouTube: .paulsanglicanchurch756

“I am the God of your father, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob.” - Exodus 3:6There’s somethi...
08/27/2026

“I am the God of your father, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob.” - Exodus 3:6

There’s something easy to miss in this verse.

God doesn’t introduce Himself to Moses with a list of what Moses needs to fix.

He simply says, “I am.”

Before Moses does anything, God is God.
Before Moses gets it right, God is faithful.
Before Moses knows what comes next, God already does.

That’s sovereignty.

God is not scrambling to catch up with your life.
He isn’t surprised by your story. He isn’t intimidated by what you’ve done - or what you’re facing.

And here’s the part that gets me:

The God who is completely sovereign is also completely loving. He knows us fully, and yet He doesn’t turn away. In Christ, there is no condemnation.

None.

So maybe you need to hear that this week.
You are not your worst moment.
You are not the sum of your failures.
You are not beyond the reach of grace.

God is still God.
Jesus is still enough.
And grace is still available.

Sunday is almost here.

August 30.
10 a.m.

Come sit with us. Come worship. Come hear again the story of the God who was, who is, and who will always be.

St. Paul’s Calgary
In person or online at www.stpaulscalgary.ca and YouTube.

See you Sunday.

08/25/2026

Throwing it all the way back to our May edition of the Ladies’ Luncheon!

What a time we had! The ladies sang, danced, laughed, and truly enjoyed themselves at karaoke.

And now, we’re looking forward to our next gathering on September 26, when Judith MacDowall will share her journey of living and ministering in Indigenous communities alongside her husband, Garry.

We’d love to have you join us! Come for the fellowship, stay for the stories.

COME. OFFER YOUR LIFE TO GOD.“The invitation has never changed.”“I appeal to you therefore, by the mercies of God, to pr...
08/20/2026

COME. OFFER YOUR LIFE TO GOD.

“The invitation has never changed.”

“I appeal to you therefore, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is your spiritual worship.” - Romans 12:1

God has given us mercy.
Christ has given us grace.
Now He invites us to give ourselves to Him.

Not just our Sundays.
Not just our words.
Our whole lives.

Come as you are - but don’t leave unchanged.

This Sunday, step away from the noise and come into the presence of the God who calls you to live wholly for Him.

Around the Word and Table, we worship, we listen, we receive, and we offer ourselves again to Christ.

Bring your burdens.
Bring your questions.
Bring your hopes.
Bring your whole self.

Come to worship.
Come to surrender.
Come to be renewed.
Come and offer your life as a living sacrifice.

Because of His mercy, we come.
In response to His grace, we give ourselves.
The invitation is still open.

Come.

📍 St. Paul’s Anglican Church Calgary
🗓 Sunday, August 23 | 10:00 a.m.
⛪ In Person: St. Paul’s Calgary
💻 Online: www.stpaulscalgary.ca
▶️ YouTube Livestream: Worship with us wherever you are.

Address

7 Sunmills Green S. E
Calgary, AB
T2X3P6

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3am
Tuesday 9am - 3am
Wednesday 9am - 3am
Thursday 9am - 3am
Friday 9am - 3am
Sunday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

+14032561428

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