St Matthias Anglican Church, Edmonton

07/31/2026

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07/25/2026

Put this on your calendar for Wednesdays during the summer!

The Anglican Parish of Christ Church (12116 102 Ave NW, Edmonton) announces its stellar lineup of musicians for its sixth annual garden concert series! Held on all the Wednesday evenings in July and August from 7-8 pm (except July 1 – Canada Day), this series attracts audience members from the neighbourhood of Wîhkwêntôwin (Oliver) and from all over Edmonton to enjoy music in the lovely and vibrant garden at Church Church. Drawing on musicians of many different genres, this lineup will bring sunshine to the garden and get your toes tapping! From jazz to family entertainment, folk and roots, and Métis fiddling to harp, the series will showcase both seasoned professionals and up-and-coming musicians.

https://edmonton.anglican.ca/news/christ-church-garden-concert-series

07/23/2026

DID YOU KNOW?

Emancipation Sunday is celebrated on the last Sunday in July in the Anglican Church of Canada (July 26 in 2026), as formally designated by the General Synod in June 2025. Emancipation Sunday commemorates the coming into effect of the Slavery Abolition Act on August 1, 1834—Emancipation Day—freeing approximately 800,000 enslaved people in British colonies, including Canada.

For more than 180 years, Black communities across Canada have celebrated Emancipation Day with church services, parades, outdoor festivities, protests, speeches, entertainment and more, taking the opportunity for reflection on the struggle for freedom and justice, past and present. By designating an Emancipation Sunday, the General Synod invites Anglicans in Canada to join in that celebration and to support initiatives that address anti-Black racism within our ecclesial structures and in society at large.

07/22/2026

Join us tomorrow evening for our summer mid-week service!
Wednesday, 7pm

07/21/2026

Emancipation Sunday is celebrated on the last Sunday in July in the Anglican Church of Canada (July 26 in 2026), as formally designated by the General Synod in June 2025. Emancipation Sunday commemorates the coming into effect of the Slavery Abolition Act on August 1, 1834—Emancipation Day—freeing approximately 800,000 enslaved people in British colonies, including Canada.

For more than 180 years, Black communities across Canada have celebrated Emancipation Day with church services, parades, outdoor festivities, protests, speeches, entertainment and more, taking the opportunity for reflection on the struggle for freedom and justice, past and present. By designating an Emancipation Sunday, the General Synod invites Anglicans in Canada to join in that celebration and to support initiatives that address anti-Black racism within our ecclesial structures and in society at large.

07/18/2026

View this Sunday's readings here: https://lectionary.library.vanderbilt.edu/texts/?y=17134&z=p&d=65

07/16/2026

What is something you used to think the Bible said, but later discovered it doesn't?

07/14/2026

Don't forget! Wednesday at 7pm is our summer mid-week service. Come join us!

07/13/2026

View the full service from July 12 here:

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