St. Mary Magdalene

St. Mary Magdalene Church (SMM) is a welcoming Christian community in the Gatineau Hills of west Quebec, part of the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa. Services are held every Sunday at 9:00 a.m. in English, with a focus on common prayer, friendship, and social justice. Learn more.

St. Mary Magdalene Church (SMM) is a welcoming Christian community in the Gatineau Hills of west Quebec, part of the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa and the worldwide Anglican communion. The primary language at SMM is English, though many members also speak French. Worship services are conducted in English and held every Sunday at 9:00 a.m., both in-person and via Zoom Sunday Service. The church acknowledges its location on traditional Algonquin territory and seeks to nurture relationships with Indigenous members and neighbors.

The congregation emphasizes common prayer, friendship, and social justice, striving to follow Christ’s teachings of love. Learn more. The church offers a modern, spacious hall with a large kitchen facility for community events and rentals Community Hall Rentals. Programs include lay ministry training, Bible studies, and outreach initiatives. Programs.

Newcomers are warmly welcomed, with opportunities for social interaction after services and a focus on community engagement. Community Engagement. The church also hosts events such as the Lenten devotional series and the Indigenous Authors Book Club Events.

St. Mary Magdalene Church in Bristol, QC, offers a welcoming Christian community with Sunday services at 9:00 a.m. in English, emphasizing prayer, friendship, and social justice. First-time visitors may appreciate the modern community hall, post-service social opportunities, and outreach initiatives, including events for seniors and Indigenous engagement.

Pros

• Clear Sunday worship times at 9:00 a.m.
• Welcoming environment with post-service social interaction for newcomers.
• Outreach programs including a monthly Senior Luncheon.
• Spacious community hall and kitchen for events and rentals.
• Diverse events like Bible studies, Lenten devotional series, and Indigenous Authors Book Club.
• Acknowledges Algonquin territory and engages in Indigenous community initiatives.