Meet Our Clergy Team
The Rev. CJ Adams, is our former Rector who had to resign due to health issues and we are in the process of searching for another Priest. In the meantime, we are blessed to have The Rev. Bill Strang minister to us each Sunday. Thank you, Rev. Bill!
Deacon Elaine, an avid pastoral care worker and a retired nurse, has over 40 years in our parish ministry.
We are very blessed to have their leadership.
For more information on our ministers, click on their name.
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Meet Our Administrative Team
For more information, click on their names.
Meet Our Wardens' Team
Jaelyne is a retired Professional Support Worker for special needs adults.
John Nurse is a retired farmer.
Heather Kingham is a former court reporter and employee at Union Gas.
Rod McKenzie is a former employee with the Ministry of Healh and was a Special Ed teacher before going into Administration.
- Rector's Church Warden
- People's Church Warden
- Rector's Deputy Warden
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- People's Deputy Warden
Meet Our Music Ministry Team
Brian - Brian R. Sweetman has been a Director of Music at Holy Trinity/St. Paul's since 2005. He has previously served churches in Windsor, Essex County and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. He holds a CRCCO designation from the Royal Canadian College of Organists.
Hedy - Through the years, I have enjoyed accompanying both vocal and instrumental students and fellow Christians on the piano. Conducting and singing in choirs has always been a passion of mine. I have a deep desire for children: that they hear and learn about our wonderful God and Saviour, Jesus Christ, and one of the ways is through singing. Their ministry to the church is vital as we learn new songs and reflect on God's love and care for us.
Beth - Music has always been an important part of my life, whether it's singing in a choir, in musical theatre, or doing solo work. Many years ago, I discovered the beauty of playing hand bells which are not only fun to play but are a wonderful way to share the beautiful music that God has inspired. We were so blessed to have our three-octave set of handbells donated to us. If you would like to try them, we always need ringers. You don't have to read music but it's an asset; we can teach you what you don't know yet. Come join us!
- Organist, Music Director
- Pianist, Choir Director, Hand Chime Choir Director
- Handbell Choir Director