Church Directory

Church of St. James is a United Church congregation serving Dartmouth. Part of the United Church of Canada, this community gathers for worship, learning, and outreach in a spirit of inclusivity and grace.

Head of Jeddore United Church is a United Church of Canada congregation in Musquodoboit Harbour, Nova Scotia, welcoming all people to worship, grow, and serve together in the spirit of Christ's love.

Forest Hills Followship Baptist Church is a Baptist church in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, rooted in the authority of Scripture and the priesthood of all believers. The congregation welcomes individuals and families seeking a Christ-centered community of faith.

Emmanuel Anglican Church is an Anglican church in Halifax, Nova Scotia, holding to the historic faith expressed through Scripture, tradition, and reason. The congregation gathers for liturgical worship and fellowship.

Saint Andrews is a Presbyterian congregation serving Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Grounded in Reformed theology and governed by elected elders, this church community seeks to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.

Saint Luke's Anglican Church is an Anglican congregation serving Hubbards, Nova Scotia. In the tradition of the worldwide Anglican Communion, this church offers worship, the sacraments, and a warm community of faith.

St Marks presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian congregation serving Sydney Mines, Quebec. Grounded in Reformed theology and governed by elected elders, this church community seeks to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.

Pro-Cathedral of Saint Aidan is a Catholic parish in Halifax, Nova Scotia, offering the sacraments, Mass, and spiritual formation in the tradition of the Roman Catholic Church. All are welcome to worship and grow in faith.

Eastern Passage Baptist Church is a Baptist church located in Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia, committed to sharing the Gospel and nurturing believers through biblical preaching, worship, and service.

Holy Trinity Emmanuel Church is an Anglican church located in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, rooted in the Book of Common Prayer and the historic Christian faith. All are welcome to worship and grow in Christ.