The Church of St Jude

About The Church of St Jude

The Church of St. Jude is an Anglican church located on Adelaide St N in the Northridge neighbourhood of London. It serves as a vibrant community organization dedicated to worship and faithful service, welcoming individuals at any stage of their spiritual journey to learn and grow as disciples of Jesus Christ. The church offers in-person and online services, with the 10 am service also available via live-stream. Parishioners have various opportunities to serve through ministries involving Sunday services, fundraising and outreach, security and maintenance, and finance and stewardship. The congregation follows a mission based on five marks: telling the Good News, teaching and nurturing new believers, tending to human needs through service, transforming unjust structures, and treasuring the integrity of creation. The parish was established in 1953 following a plan by the Anglican Diocese of Huron to construct a church in a growing area. The first meeting of residents from the Northdale and Stoneybrook communities took place in 1953, leading to the dedication of the church to St. Jude. Due to the year of its founding coinciding with the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, it is designated as a "Coronation Church." The church has undergone significant expansion since its early days, including the construction of a "Centennial addition" in 1967 and a new sanctuary and meeting room started in 1992. Visitors can contact the office to receive a weekly newsletter via email for updates on community events.