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St. Paul's Leaskdale

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Faith Communities · Uxbridge

About This Business

St. Paul's Leaskdale is a Presbyterian Church in Canada congregation in the hamlet of Leaskdale, Uxbridge Township, with roots going back to 1862 when it began as a mission of the Canada Presbyterian Church. The church is well known for its Lucy Maud Montgomery connection: from 1910 to 1926 the minister was Rev. Ewan Macdonald, the author's husband, and she wrote eleven of her books while living at the Leaskdale Manse, now a museum. The congregation worships in a modern building completed and dedicated in September 2006, offering three Sunday morning services at 8:15, 9:30 and 11:00, with an online service at 9:30, alongside kids' programming, small groups and baptism and membership classes. Contact the church office at 905-852-5921 or reception@saintpauls.ca. The cover image is an AI-generated, text-free impressionist painting of a country church at sunrise; it is not a photo of the real building.

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Category
Community & Nonprofit
Municipality
Uxbridge
Address
12251 Regional Road 1, Leaskdale, ON L0C 1C0
Website
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Email
reception@saintpauls.ca
Phone
(905) 852-5921

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