WELCOME TO
THE DIOCESE OF HURON
Welcome to the Diocese of Huron
Welcome to our community, where families and individuals from Windsor to Owen Sound, Grand Bend to Port Rowan come together to worship in faith. We invite you to explore this website and discover our ministries, our places of worship, and our people.
This website will change and grow according to the needs of the people of the Diocese of Huron. Visit often or subscribe to our news feed to stay current on all events in our diocese!
What is the Diocese of Huron?
About Us
The Diocese of Huron supports its churches and their congregations through missions and outreach dedicated to facilitating strong Christian ministries throughout southwestern Ontario.
What We Do
This section of the website provides information on the history and structure of the Diocese as well as some of the men and women you’ll meet when you worship with us.
Where We Are
Rich in over 150 years of history, Huron is a diverse and vibrant community with more than 200 churches stretching from Windsor to Port Rowan to Tobermory.
Safe Church
The Diocese of Huron has undertaken programmes in order to create a safe environment for those who would be involved in the various aspects of Church life.
”And God is able to provide you with every blessing in abundance, so that by always having enough of everything, you may share abundantly in every good work.”
2 Corinthians 9:8
People Transformed in Christ by God’s Spirit
We invite you to explore this website for information, ongoing updates, resources and inspiration.
What’s New?
Lent: the slow approach to Easter
Joan Chittister uses the image of a waterwheel when she describes the liturgical calendar: the movement is slow, steady and continuous. By Libi Clifford
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The marks of God’s mission: Part one
Thanksgiving and praise. This was my first response to our celebration on January 25 at St. Paul’s Cathedral as I was ordained bishop and seated as the 14th Bishop of Huron. By Bishop Todd Townshend
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Christian thinkers and fantasy stories
Every year we have a little pocket of time in mid-winter that falls between the Christmas celebrations and the beginning of Lent. I can’t think of a better time to escape into the realms of fantasy literature. By Laurel Pattenden
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