St. Peter's Anglican Church - Winnipeg

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St. Peter's Anglican Church - Winnipeg We are a Christian community in Winnipeg, MB. We meet for worship on Sun @ 1030 am in person & Zoom

NOTE: Our wheelchair accessible parish building is peanut- and scent-free.

While you are picking up items this week, considering adding one or two to your cart for the Pimicikamak Wellness Centre...
10/24/2026

While you are picking up items this week, considering adding one or two to your cart for the Pimicikamak Wellness Centre. Here are the the top ten items the centre could use for the fall season. Bring them to the 1JustCity donation bin and they will be delivered.

1. Pasta Sauce
2. Ground Coffee
3. Canola Oil
4. White Sugar
5. All Purpose Flour
6. Soap (liquid or bar)
7. Menstrual Products
8. Razors
9. Underwear (size M or larger)
10. Shampoo (any size)

Thank you for your support!

K.I.D.S. Inc., who uses our parish hall for their after-school program, has invited us to participate in Socktober again...
10/18/2026

K.I.D.S. Inc., who uses our parish hall for their after-school program, has invited us to participate in Socktober again! This initiative welcomes donations of socks (new only, please) for Main Street Project, during October. A box for donations is in the parish hall. K.I.D.S. Inc. will deliver the donated socks to Main Street Project at the end of the month.

Throw a pair in your shopping basket this week and bring them by the parish building to participate.

Hallelujah! Thanks to everyone who supported this year’s Grow Hope campaign, we have met our goal, raising $5,100. Outre...
10/17/2026

Hallelujah! Thanks to everyone who supported this year’s Grow Hope campaign, we have met our goal, raising $5,100. Outreach will add another $1,000 to bring the total to $6,100.

The funds raised this year go to Alongside Hope's project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

“We are called to nurture our connection to one another—but we receive it through Christ.” — Donna RoyerIn this month’s ...
10/16/2026

“We are called to nurture our connection to one another—but we receive it through Christ.” — Donna Royer

In this month’s issue, themed Connections, Donna Royer reflects honestly on parish life, disagreements, changing church communities and the bonds of faith that endure even when our paths diverge.

Consider exploring this edition of Rupert’s Land News, with its reflections on what it means to be connected in Christ and to belong to a wider community of faith.

📖 Read the October issue:
https://rupertslandnews.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/October-2026-Magazine-Connection.pdf

Harvest Thanksgiving
10/12/2026

Harvest Thanksgiving

On October 11, Thanksgiving Sunday, we are collecting food items. They will be used to decorate the altar during worship...
10/09/2026

On October 11, Thanksgiving Sunday, we are collecting food items. They will be used to decorate the altar during worship and then donated to St. Thomas Anglican, Weston’s food security ministries.

Please bring food items with you this Sunday. Suggested items are: canned fruit, canned vegetables, canned soup or stew, canned tuna, pasta & pasta sauce, rice, peanut butter, baby formula or food, instant oatmeal.

We are thrilled to welcome the Rev. Victoria Luke as our new half-time incumbent, joining our parish officially on Octob...
10/07/2026

We are thrilled to welcome the Rev. Victoria Luke as our new half-time incumbent, joining our parish officially on October 15th. She shares a bit of her story:

I was born in Sheffield, England and my family emigrated to Canada when I was little. We settled in Toronto where I grew up. My home parish of St. John's, Weston played a crucial role in my faith development and my calling to ordained ministry. I completed my Master of Divinity at Trinity College, University of Toronto.

After participating in three units of Clinical Pastoral Education in Toronto, I began my ordained ministry in the Diocese of Moosonee. I had the privilege of living and ministering with the people of an Indigenous community on the north east shore of James Bay. It was such a rich experience being immersed in their way of living.

Following my ministry in the Diocese of Moosonee, I was appointed as the team leader of a three person ministry team in a church in the Diocese of Toronto. It was from there that God called me to Winnipeg to be Rector of St. George's, Transcona. One of our greatest accomplishments as a parish was purchasing a church to call our own, after sharing with a Roman Catholic church for over 20 years. While I was at St. George's I met Iain and we got married. We are blessed to have two beautiful young ladies named Elizabeth and Catherine, who were born in Winnipeg. So in one sense I am coming home.

Our journey took us to Peace River, Alberta where Iain was dean of the Cathedral and I served as the rector of a two point parish – one church in a very small village and the other in a small town. The two congregations were able to become more united. As our girls entered school I volunteered in their classroom, and later became a teacher's assistant. My principal encouraged me to train as a teacher, and I completed a B.Ed.

After 9 years in Alberta, our family moved to Saskatoon. We found our spiritual home at St. John's Cathedral where I have been serving as an honorary assistant. I have held many different positions in the life of the Cathedral.

Prior to the pandemic, I taught as a substitute in the public and Catholic elementary schools. As restrictions were lifted, I joined Sylvan Learning as a tutor. Since then I have taken on more responsibilities and am one of the program directors.

During the past 7 or 8 months, God has been gently pushing me to fulfill my calling as an ordained priest in a new and exciting way. During this time the position at St. Peter's was posted. After much prayer and discernment I felt this was what God was calling me to.

It is an honour to be called to St. Peter's to serve as your priest. I am excited to minister alongside you and to see to where our journey will take us.

In my spare time I love to be with my family. We enjoy traveling to both old and new places. Some of my hobbies include reading, and an assortment of puzzle books. I am looking forward to getting back into knitting and colouring as ways of relaxing.

Blessings upon each of you.
Victoria+

Today we officially thanked Bishop Don Phillips for serving as interim incumbent the past year, as well as his wife Nanc...
10/05/2026

Today we officially thanked Bishop Don Phillips for serving as interim incumbent the past year, as well as his wife Nancy Phillips. They jumped into a variety of ministries, lending their gifts to see St. Peter’s through an important transition.

Do you sometimes wonder why we do what we do in our Sunday service?Bishop DonPhillips leads us in an Instructed Eucharis...
10/03/2026

Do you sometimes wonder why we do what we do in our Sunday service?

Bishop DonPhillips leads us in an Instructed Eucharist this Sunday, October 4. This teaching helps make us more conscious of the purpose and flow of our liturgy so that we're able to engage it at a deeper and more meaningful level.

After worship on Sunday, we hung orange ribbons in solidarity with Indigenous residential school survivors and their fam...
09/30/2026

After worship on Sunday, we hung orange ribbons in solidarity with Indigenous residential school survivors and their families, as a memorial for the children who never returned home.

Address

755 Elm Street
Winnipeg, MB
R3M3N8

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 2:30pm

Telephone

+12044888093

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