Welcome to
St. George’s Anglican Church
Hastings, Ontario

A place to worship.
A place to call home.

St George’s is located in the charming village of Hastings, Ontario. Our informal and comfortable worship is held Sundays at 11am. Come and join us to explore your faith and make a connection with our friendly and welcoming community.

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Services

Our in-person services are held at 11am each Sunday.

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Book Nook

The book store is open Wednesday, Thursdays and Friday mornings for your browsing pleasure!

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COVID-19

Masks are currently optional in the church during worship.

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Office Hours

Our office hours are Tuesday – Friday from 9am – 3pm.

Friendly Spaces

Welcoming Graces

Historic Traces

St George’s is a place for you.

Join us in worship

our building is open for in-person services

St George’s Hastings is part of a regional ministry including the worship communities of Christ Church Campbellford, St. James Roseneath, St. Michael’s Westwood, St. John the Evangelist Havelock, Christ Church Norwood and St. John the Evangelist Peterborough.

Regular service times have resumed in our area including St George’s (11am) and at Christ Church (9am).

If you are not able to attend a service, the Christ Church service is recorded weekly and is available to view on our YouTube channel. Be sure to subscribe in order to be notified as soon as a new worship service is uploaded, or contact the church office to be added to our email list.

Watch A Recent Service

A Song of Ascents. Of David. I was glad when they said to me, “Let us go to the house of the Lord!”

Psalm 122:1 (NRSV-A)

About St George’s

Serving our community in love and faith since 1863

The first service in Saint George Anglican Church was held September 27th, 1863.

The original church was of frame construction and built on the south side of the Trent River at the corner of Church and Water Streets.

However, by 1906, the building needed substantial repairs, so a decision was made to construct a new church, using as much material from the old church as possible.

Services in the new building began May 11th, 1908 and continue to this day. Join us in worship and experience the rich history and tradition of our Anglican heritage.