Church Of The Nativity

The Church of the Nativity is an Anglican congregation in East Hamilton, rooted in the love of God and committed to community care. Services include contemplative and choral Eucharist, with a focus on inclusivity and outreach. Learn more about our services.

The Church of the Nativity is a welcoming Anglican community in East Hamilton, Ontario. As part of the Diocese of Niagara, the church emphasizes compassion, hope, and service to both its members and the broader community. The congregation gathers for worship, fellowship, and outreach, offering a variety of programs and ministries to support spiritual growth and social engagement.

Worship at the Nativity includes two Sunday services: a quiet, contemplative Eucharist at 8:30 AM and a choral Eucharist at 10:00 AM Worship Services. Midweek services are also offered on Wednesdays from September to June at 10:00 AM. These services are followed by coffee and conversation in Bartonville Hall, fostering a sense of community.

The church is actively involved in community outreach, hosting programs such as the SAM (Seniors and Adults with Disabilities) program, AA and NA meetings, and partnerships with local organizations like St. Matthew’s House and the Mission to Seafarers Who We Are. The church also offers childcare and nursery services during the 10:00 AM service.

The church is led by the Reverend Brian Galligan, who serves as Interim Priest in Charge, supported by a dedicated staff and clergy Our Staff. The congregation is committed to being a place where all are welcome to explore and nurture their faith, and to live out the love of God in practical ways.

The Church of the Nativity in Brant, ON, offers a welcoming Anglican community rooted in compassion and service. First-time visitors will notice a blend of contemplative and choral worship styles during Sunday services at 8:30 AM and 10:00 AM, as well as a commitment to inclusivity through programs for seniors, families, and those with disabilities. The congregation emphasizes fellowship and outreach, with midweek gatherings and community events fostering connection beyond Sunday worship.

Pros

• Welcoming environment for newcomers and diverse community members
• Clear service times with options for contemplative and choral Eucharist
• Robust community outreach programs including support for seniors and adults with disabilities
• Childcare services available during the 10:00 AM Sunday service
• Facilities include dedicated spaces for worship, meetings, and social gatherings
• Music features both organ and piano in worship services