The Anglican Parish of St. John the Baptist, Cobble Hill

Welcome to the Anglican Parish of St. John the Baptist, Cobble Hill

We gather in worship on Sundays at 8AM and 10AM, with coffee time shared after the 10AM service.

The fourth Sunday of every month is celebrated with a soup and sandwich lunch held after the 10AM service, therefore there is no 8AM service on that day.

Please note, there will be no 8AM services during the month of September.

We offer a Zoom link and a Livestream for the Sunday services, for individuals who prefer that platform or if they cannot physically make it to church. Our worship includes Bible readings, prayers, sermon and songs.

You do not have to be baptized, or familiar with church procedures, to be welcome among us.
If we can help you by praying for you, whether you come to church or not, please contact our priest the Rev. Canon Dr. John Alfred Steele.

We are an Anglican parish in the Diocese of British Columbia, and a member of the Anglican Church of Canada.

New Livestream!

Want to see what goes on in our service?

Can't make it to the service in person? Want to see what happens during Sunday service? Join us on our new Livestream!

Our eucharistic services will be held at 10AM only, for the month of September. Regular 8Am and 10AM services will resume on October 1, 2023.

If you wish to follow us on social media, we have a livestream or a zoom link below.

Livestream: St John’s, Cobble Hill, Season of Creation, 1 October, 2023 - Sunday Worship on Vimeo

We also offer ZOOM for anyone interested! Come and see what we're all about!

ZOOM: https://bc-anglican-ca.zoom.us/j/594912693?pwd=M2p5Ry9Dam1yNEl1Vzh5NlFzZDdkQT09

Zoom Link 594 912 693

PW 338946

Worship services no longer have capacity limits. We do encourage you to wear a mask if you so choose, however it is no longer mandatory.

Cobble Hill

3295 Cobble Hill Road

I'm New Here

Helpful info for visitors

Our Patronal Festival - June 24

Did you know we celebrate the birth of St John the Baptist - just after the spring solstice as the days are getting shorter and John proclaimed in John 3.30 "He must increase but I must decrease."?

We celebrate the birth of Jesus after the winter solstice because the days are getting longer and "the true light has come into the world and the darkness will not overcome it".

The commemoration of the saints is an important part of our Anglican tradition. We commemorate the saints and acknowledge their contribution to the life of the Church through the inspiration they exemplify through Christ's living example found in their lives. We acknowledge their lives on the date of their death - which we also do for St John the Baptist on Aug 29th.