Sarnia, Ontario (2006 population 71,419) is located at the southern end of Lake Huron.   It is a busy port and one of Canada's principal centers for refining petroleum. Sarnia's Anglican churches are in the Deanery of Lambton in the Archdeaconry of Kent/Lambton of the Diocese of Huron.   The Ven. Paul Millward of Christ Church, Chatham has been Archdeacon of Kent/Lambton since June 2011.   The Rev. Canon Nick Wells, co-incumbant of All Saints, Sarnia, has been Regional Dean of Lambton since September 2010. The first Anglican church in Sarnia, St. Paul's (a red brick building on London Road) was built at his own expense, by Captain Richard Emeric Vidal (1791-1861), a retired naval officer.   Alexander MacKenzie was the contractor, afterwards Prime Minister of Canada.

Trinity Anglican 1186-94 Murphy Rd. Sarnia, Ontario Clergy: Position to be filled Rev. Robert Roe Rev. David Hewett

Canon Davis Memorial 380 Russel St. N. Sarnia, Ontario Incumbent: Rev. Bob Bettson Appointed September, 2010, Rev. Bettson was formerly Incumbent of South Parkland Parish, Diocese of Brandon.

Deconsecrated St. John's 332 Devine Street Sarnia, Ontario The service of de-consecration was held Feb 13, 2011 with Bishop Terry Dance officiating.

All Saints, Sarnia (formed Feb. 2011) St. George's (right) 248 Vidal St. N. Sarnia, Ontario Christ Church (left) Corunna, Ontario Rev. Canon Nick Wells Rev. Canon Steve Harnadek Rev. Deacon Bert Walls Rev. Deacon Mary Belnap

			The City of Sarnia includes the community of Bright's Grove.
			St. Bartholomew's 718 Cathcart Boulevard Sarnia, Ontario Incumbant (part-time): Rev'd Raymond Hodgson (He became incumbant on his ordination Nov. 30, 2009. He had been Deacon-in-Charge since Sept 1, 2009. Before that he was Deacon Assistant at St. Jude's, London, Ontario.)	St John-in-the-Wilderness 2896 Old Lakeshore Bright's Grove, Ontario Rector: Rev. Jenny Sharp (She became Rector on her ordination March 19, 2009. She had been Deacon in Charge since Dec. 1, 2008)
				St John's and Christ Church, Camlachie form Lakeshore Parish.
				Sarnia borders the village of Point Edward.

			Deconsecrated St. James the Apostle 140 North Lansdowne Ave. Sarnia, Ontario The service of de-consecration was held July 15, 2010 with Bishop Terry Dance officiating.	St. Paul's, Point Edward 210 Michigan Ave. Point Edward, Ontario Rector: Position to be filled.
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