A Rich Past, A Promising Future
St Alban's is sharing its plans and encouraging new volunteers to get involved. Join us April 27 at 10 a.m. for volunteer appreciation day. We have a wide variety of events planned for 2024.
THE GREAT BATH BANK HEIST
In 1945 the the sleepy town of Bath became the site of the Great Canadian Bank Robbery. Armed thieves escaped police and stashed their loot in a nearby church. Can you find it?
The cafe is closed for the season but will reopen on weekends beginning June 15.
Explore our used books and music collection, including vinyl LPs. Housed in the rectory and re-opening in May.
Thanks to generous donations from the community, tower masonry repairs are progressing well.
Learn about the unique windows of St. Alban's from local historical writers, or tour the church, built as a memorial to the United Empire Loyalists who helped found the province of Ontario. Tours run Sat & Sun through the fall. Books for sale online.
St. Alban’s has been a wedding venue since 1890. Planning a wedding and seeking a unique space for your ceremony? We would be happy to speak with you.
The first service at St. Alban the Martyr UEL Memorial Church was held in 1890. For over 130 years the congregation took pride in their association with the Loyalist settlers who influenced the creation and culture of Upper Canada.
In 2018 St. Alban’s closed its doors causing a group of concerned community members to form the Friends of St. Alban’s. In 2020 we became a registered charity and lease the church while purchase arrangements are being finalized.
Our vision is to preserve this beautiful heritage building while returning it to it’s role as a valued community resource.
Photo: David Sigman
Help transform this historical church into a vibrant community centre. Our growing membership expands community engagement and strengthens our case for more funding from local businesses and governments.
We are always looking for volunteers to help us make our vision a reality. We'll help you find a way to volunteer that best suits you.
Whether you are interested in UEL history, enjoy a live concert or are looking for a fun family event, St. Alban’s Centre offers a broad range of activities.
We are dedicated to providing our community with a diverse set of activities in the setting of the architecturally unique, repurposed St. Alban’s Church. Your contribution today will help us achieve our vision. Thank you for your donation.
Photo: Allen Jenner
Updated April, 2024
A policy relating to the conduct of the affairs of Friends of St. Alban's Adolphustown (the "Corporation")
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