We are a diverse and inclusive community of people,

gathered together from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences, learning together what it means to walk the way of Jesus, and growing together in a way that is not limited by age, race, sexual orientation, gender identity, or socio-economic status. We also recognize that we are a Christian community in the making, always in the process of being re-oriented and re-formed as we try to hew closer to our aspirations.

As a part of the Anglican Diocese of Niagara, we honour and value our inherited traditions, even as we seek to create space to question, explore, and grow.

We believe that God is active in our midst, and active in the world around us – inviting us into deeper relationship, and calling us love and serve one another as we work towards justice and reconciliation.

In the quiet of prayer and the kinship of community, we seek to know the hope that God’s love imparts.

In the wisdom of inherited story and tradition, we seek to grow in faith and trust.

In the joy and creativity of artistic expression, we seek to find new words for the story of salvation.

We are blessed with a strong group of people with diverse backgrounds, who are passionate about building strong relationships with Christ and each of you.

Each day Canon Sue-Ann is inspired by the generosity of heart and the deep faithfulness of the people alongside whom she serves.  She believes that since the only thing we take with us from this life is our souls, we should make sure that we nourish them by seeking to draw ever closer to the divine.   Sue-Ann strives to follow the teachings of Jesus, loving God and neighbour, creating compassionate and courageous community, reducing poverty of every kind, and demonstrating gratitude for all that is good.

Sue-Ann is partner to Jeff, mother to four wonderful Wardlettes, and nana to twelve amazing grandchildren who will change the world with their love and laughter.

Craig was born in Yellowknife, N.W.T. and raised in Vancouver and ordained to the Priesthood in December of 2005.  He holds a Master of Divinity Degree at The Vancouver School of Theology, and a Bachelor of Arts Degree (Honours) in Psychology from Simon Fraser University.

Prior to ordination, Craig worked many years in childcare and youth work in the not-for-profit sector.  After ordination in 2005, and serving his Curacy at St Francis-in-the-Wood in West Vancouver and Sorrento Centre, Craig moved to New Zealand in 2007 to work as Vicar for St Stephen’s Church in Tamahere and Associate Chaplain at St Peter’s School in Cambridge.  In 2006, he worked as Chaplain at St Paul’s Collegiate School in Hamilton for 6 years. While in NZ he earned his Post-Graduate Diploma in Teaching from the University of Waikato. Craig has spent the past 10 years working as Chaplain at Appleby College in Oakville.

Craig has three children, and his hobbies include playing guitar, walking, and reading, especially books regarding social issues and current affairs.  Craig has an interested in all things ‘pop’ culture—especially movies and music.  He is an avid sports fan and while his first love is hockey, he has developed a keen interest in rugby while living in NZ.

Dr. Charlene Pauls is an award-winning Conductor, Soprano, Pedagogue, and Clinician, who has been the Music Director at the Anglican Church of the Incarnation since the Fall of 2010. Our music program is central to who we are as a worshipping community. It enriches and reflects our theology and how we interact with our community. Charlene has arranged collaborations with Indigenous musicians, Palestinian musicians, local dance groups, and choral groups.

Margot is our Administrative Assistant and is available during office hours, Tuesday, Wednesdays and Thursdays between 9-3. If you have any questions about church activities, or would like more information about joining us, please contact her.
We are supported by a dynamic core of volunteer Church Wardens who have been chosen by the Rector and the congregation to help with administration, financial stewardship, and maintenance of the church building.