St Paul’s Anglican Church in Vancouver, BC

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Telephone:	+1 604-685-6832
Address:	1130 Jervis Street, Vancouver, BC, V6E 2C7 West End
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	380 ft50051 730 ft50052 970 ft50049
Categories:	Churches

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3 reviews of St Paul’s Anglican Church

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Tanya B.

Place rating: 5
Vancouver, Canada

Labyrinth of magic! I love, love, love the labyrinth. It’s open pretty much every day, in the morning and apparently some evenings (last Friday of the month I think). I highly recommend walking it if you need to clear your head, want to meditate, or just want to try something different. The first few times I did it, I was actually moved to tears (I’m a crier). You may or may not feel or experience anything but why not try it and see what happens.
Walk the labyrinth! It feels so gooood.

Victoria R.

Place rating: 5
BC, Canada

I’d like to keep this a secret, but I really should share it with everyone. This is a labyrinth in a church that allows anyone to walk the path on the last Friday of every month to candle-light. It’s not a religious experience, people of all faiths and beliefs are invited to come here. It’s a really cool though. There is always a live musician with drums and a guitar. The labyrinth is a replica of an ancient French labyrinth that apparently has mystical powers. Whatever you believe, it’s a good way to decompress from the week and take an hour to yourself to go over things. Totally peaceful and nice, just have an open mind.

Christine R.

Place rating: 4
New Westminster, Canada

I don’t know about the religious services here, but we attended a choir concert in this church and the architecture and acoustics are fantastic. The choir didn’t use it, but there’s a great big old-fashioned pipe organ up in the altar. The stained glass windows provide visual interest, as do the traditional arches in the roof and the columns decorated with garlands for Christmas.
What I really loved were the steam vents in the floor that made the church toasty-warm, although you do have to watch out not to get caught or trip if you’re wearing your Sunday-best heels.
I would love to attend another performance here.