St. James’ Church, Kingston

Saint James’ Church is a historic Anglican church nestled in the city of Kingston, Ontario. Located in the city's east end, it serves as a local landmark and a long-standing place of worship, reflection, and community gathering. The church belongs to the Anglican Diocese of Ontario and has played a meaningful role in the spiritual life of the area since its establishment in the mid-19th century.

Built in a classic Gothic Revival style, Saint James’ Church features characteristic pointed arches, lancet windows, and a modest yet welcoming stone exterior. Its calm, tree-lined grounds include a church hall and a cemetery, adding to its serene and historic atmosphere. Over the decades, the church has undergone several restorations and enhancements, maintaining its original charm while adapting to the needs of a growing and evolving community.

Today, Saint James’ continues to host regular Anglican services, baptisms, weddings, and community events. The congregation is known for its warmth and inclusivity, often participating in outreach programs and charitable efforts across Kingston. With its blend of heritage and heartfelt community service, Saint James’ Church stands as a testament to Kingston’s layered religious and architectural history.