Christ Church, Dartmouth
An active ministry in downtown Dartmouth for over 200 years.
Welcome to the Community
“A people united for Justice and Love.”
We are called to be a radically inclusive, just, and loving community that seeks to love our neighbour through prayer, worship, action, and advocacy.
The oldest Church in Dartmouth. Constructed in 1817, Christ Church was the first building in Dartmouth used exclusively for Sunday worship. This registered heritage building exemplifies Georgian Architectural design. The weather vane atop the steeple depicts Haley's comet.
Worship
Faithful weekly gatherings that centre our ministry in the community.
Outreach
The heart of our church; serving the community in the name of the Gospel.
Spiritual Growth
Educational and spiritual opportunities to grow deeper in faith as a community.
Who We Are
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We are a real community of real people sharing our journeys, praying together, and working for social justice in Dartmouth. We would love for you and your family to join us as we explore what God has said and work out how we can live best together in this world, and in our local community. You are welcome to join us during any of our community activities, or on Sundays when we meet together for worship. If you haven't spent time with us before, feel free to check out I'm New and Who We Are. If you're already familiar with us, perhaps check out the News and Updates tab above . If you would like to contribute to the life and ministry of the church please consider a donation by clicking here: Giving
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We are called to be a radically inclusive, just, and loving community that seeks to love our neighbour through prayer, worship, action, and advocacy.
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Worshiping in the Anglican tradition, we are bound by unity and diversity as a center of worship and activity for all. Our ways of praising God and Jesus Christ are varied, dynamic, and they are experiences rooted in excellence to inspire, engage, and enrich our spiritual lives.
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As an affirming community, we are made to connect, respecting the dignity of every person. Through Christian education, small groups, prayer, and discernment, we build up spiritual lives. We seek to equip people for all stages of life, both young and old, to engage both joy and challenge in a meaningful and positive way.
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For more detailed information, please check out the
"Community Ties" Blanket Project
A no-sew blanket making project for young and old alike! Blankets will be donated to community organizations once they are finished. Supplies have been prepared and the blanket-making session on March 14th at 1:00 pm.
You are welcome to bring your own fleece. There will be fabric and rulers available - no sewing needed, only cutting and tying!
All are welcome to join us for this fun craft - we are hoping it will be an intergenerational service project, and if you can tie a knot, you can join in. See you there!
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Contact Us
Christ Church is located in downtown Dartmouth at 50 Wentworth Street at the corner of Ochterloney and Wentworth Streets. A ramp to ease access is located on the side entrance of the church. -- Restroom facilities are accessible and family friendly.
The Parish Hall is a separate building beside the church. The entrance is located at 61 Dundas Street. The lower hall has no hindrance to access and the upper hall is accessible by ramp. -- Restroom facilities are accessible.
Heritage Oak Columbarium and Memorial Garden is located on the church grounds to the left of the main entrance of the church.
Email Address
Parish administrator: christchurch@christchurchdartmouth.com
Telephone
902-466-4270
Mailing Address
Christ Church
61 Dundas St.
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
B2Y 4H5