HISTORY
The Anglican Church in MacGregor was first served from Gladstone, services being held in the Presbyterian Church. The Parish of St. Paul's was erected in 1893, being then in the Diocese of Rupert's Land. The first church was built in 1898. In October 1985, the church building from Stockton, Manitoba was moved onto the site in MacGregor, renovated and reconsecrated by the late Rt. Rev. John Conlin, our beloved Bishop. The church celebrated its 100th anniversary in September 1993.
PLEASE JOIN US AT ST. PAUL'S, MACGREGOR ON SUNDAYS AT 11:45 A.M.
Where is MacGregor, Manitoba, Canada?
Directions to St. Paul's:
- Off the TransCanada Hwy #1, take the road south going into MacGregor.
- If coming from the East, continue south and the road should curve around and that will be Hampton Street. The church is on the north side of Hampton Street E next to the mechanic shop (should be on your right).
- If coming from the West, continue south to the stop sign. Turn east (left) onto Hampton Street. Continue east on Hampton shortly past the Co-Op and the church is on the north side (should be on your left).