

Welcome to the Anglican Churches of Quinte West
One, vibrant Christian community, three unique congregations, stretching from the
Bay of Quinte up the beautiful Trent-Severn Waterway.
We seek to know Christ and make Christ known.





Worship Information
January 29, 2023
One service Jan 29, for all of ACQW at 1030 at
St. George's followed by a potluck lunch
In person services regularly occur:
St. George's 8:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
Christ Church 9:00 a.m.
Holy Trinity 10:30 a.m.
You can also visit us for worship via Facebook
or youtube
All worship services are available on our youtube channel by clicking the
link above.
Worship Service on YouTube
"Anglican Quinte"
For Sunday readings
see online bulletin
found here click for link
Free lunches at
St. George's, Tuesdays at 12

Featured in the Diocesan E-News Weekly
TRENTON. A sign outside St. George’s Church in Trenton advertises the parishes weekly free community meal program. The churches meal program was chosen by ‘100 Men Who Care Quinte’ as the charity of choice in 2021. Photo-Mark Hauser.
“Do your little bit of good where you are. It’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world” Desmond Tutu


Gallery of photos



Rev. Lynn Mitchell had the privilege of observing ANZAC Day with Noel Funge at St. George’s Cemetery. Two Australian airmen from WWII are interred here. The small rock Noel placed on the top of Pilot Officer Alexander Ross’s gravestone is from ANZAC Cove Beach in Turkey.
Upcoming and to note....
Link to Rev.Lynn letter
Care and Share Food Bank
Consider adding a foodbank donation to your weekly shopping list. We collect all types of perishable food items and all donations are gratefully received.
Link to St. Georges Cemetery Page
A St. George’s
Congregation
Idea Exchange
Sunday, February 5th
as part of the 10:30 service
What’s our 2023 vision for
St. George’s?
How can we make our vision a reality?
As with most faith communities, the three years of pandemic has taken its toll on St. George’s, both financially and in terms of volunteer involvement. We got out of certain habits and practices of being and doing.
Our Wardens, Advisory Council members, and Parish Priest want 2023 to be a year of rebuilding and refocusing. How can we work smarter and get more accomplished this year?
We need YOUR help and input.
On Sunday, February 5th, as part of our 10:30 service, we invite you to participate in an “ideas exchange” which will give everyone an opportunity to share ideas in response to some guiding questions. Our process will be facilitated by our companion parishioner, Lisa Refausse.
We hope that you will join in this important conversation.
Bring your good ideas with you!
