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4817 50 Street, Olds, BC
DirectionsThe Anglican Parish of St. John is a historic church in Olds, Alberta founded in 1894 that seeks to walk with Christ and proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ while respecting individual differences and opinions in their community.
Open: Today at 10:00 AM (alternating lay-led Morning Prayer and clergy-led Holy Communion)
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Sunday10:00 AM (alternating lay-led Morning Prayer and clergy-led Holy Communion)
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
About St John's Anglican Church
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Founded in 1894 during Olds' infancy when the town had only 100 settlers and was still 11 years from incorporationRecognized as an official historic building of Olds in 2007 with a bronze plaque mounted at the entranceAlternates between lay-led Morning Prayer and clergy-led Holy Communion services each weekPart of the Diocese of Calgary which encompasses approximately 10,000 Anglicans across 71 active parishes in southern Alberta
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