St. George Anglican Church Fairvalley Welcomes You!
St. George Anglican Church Fairvalley
66 Fairvalley Church Road,
Oro-Medonte Township, Simcoe County
Who We Are
Welcome to St. George Anglican Church Fairvalley! We have a long and vibrant history. Members of all ages come from near and far. Our congregation is friendly, supportive, inclusive and diverse. Come experience the history and the liturgy.
The priest-in-charge and the deacon lead services of worship and special occasions. Please contact us, to arrange a baptism, wedding, or funeral service. Please contact our deacon, Reverend Sue Curtis, if the priest is unavailable.
Our church wardens are responsible for our church and cemeteries. Please contact the wardens if you have any church administration questions.
Need general information? Contact us. We will promptly respond to your query.
How We Worship
On Sunday mornings, the priest and the deacon lead the congregation in worship. Details about services, special celebrations, and church community events at St. George can be found on our Upcoming Events pages.
Our Anglican Foundations
Anglicans believe in one God who has three equal elements: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. We believe that Jesus, the Son, lived and died to provide guidance for us in all our relationships, including the one with God. We have only two formal rites or “sacraments”: Baptism and the Lord’s Supper (“Holy Eucharist” or “Holy Communion”).
Bible scriptures are the basis for our Anglican beliefs. We recite either the Apostles’ Creed, the Nicene Creed or the Creed of Athanasius during a service to state these beliefs. To guide our worship service at St. George we use the Book of Alternative Services and occasionally we use other services approved by the Diocese.
We believe that Christian life involves praise and prayer on a regular basis. More information can be found on Our Beliefs page.
St. George Fairvalley is a member church of the Diocese of Toronto Anglican Church of Canada. More information about being Anglican and the Diocese of Toronto itself can be found on the Diocese of Toronto website.