Trinity Anglican Church, Digby, NS

10/14/2026

We are fortunate to have some talented photographers in our community too.
Croft took these photos of Trinity in one of her very early morning walks.
Thanks, Marion.

10/10/2026

Here’s another important story about a Digby resident with an important life, also part of the history of Trinity.
We are honoured by the stories of so many Digby residents over hundreds of years now.
Thanks for telling this story, Digby Area Tourism.

For Women’s History Month, we’re remembering Carolyn Winifred Viets, a Digby-born nursing sister whose First World War service took her across Europe.

She joined the Canadian Army Medical Corps in 1915. Her work carried her from hospitals in France to a hospital ship, then on to Salonica, Greece. After contracting diphtheria in December 1916, she returned to duty in 1917 and worked at a casualty clearing station.

In 1916, Carolyn received the Royal Red Cross, Second Class, for her nursing service. Her name—and those letters, R.R.C.—appears on the First World War Roll of Honour at Trinity Anglican Church, in Digby.

After four years of service, she returned to Canada aboard a hospital ship in 1919. She worked at Camp Hill Hospital in Halifax before being discharged, with Digby listed as the place she planned to call home.

Photo: Admiral Digby Museum

10/09/2026

For anyone wishing to receive a free Daily Devotional by email, please check out the Luther Seminary offerings. They follow the same readings that we use in the Anglican Church, so by Sunday you will have read each of the readings and a corresponding reflection. Here is the link: https://www.luthersem.edu/godpause/email/

10/08/2026

As is our custom, on Thanksgiving Sunday, October 11th, we bring what we can from our gardens and pantries. These items can be brought to the front of the church. After the service, they will be shared with those in need.

10/08/2026

I hope this makes it easy for you to write down what's happening in our busy lives at Trinity.

There are certainly a few highlights for me, including our annual Journey to Bethlehem and the first Christmas tea we've had in quite a few years!

We are also thrilled to host a new play production from MG Players in the hall and a concert by Rachael MacLean in the church.

Nov 6,7,8: MG Players play at Church Hall

Nov 14,15,16: MG Players play at Church Hall

Nov 29: Journey to Bethlehem

Dec 5th: Christmas Tea at the Heritage Centre (old train station) 2 - 4 pm

Dec 13th: Rachel MacLean Concert at Trinity (2 - 4 pm)

Dec 22nd: Fundy Chorale Concert at Catholic Church (3 pm)

Dec 23rd: Christmas Dinner at the Catholic Community Soup Kitchen (noon)

10/08/2026

Brian McConnell has written before about Trinity’s history. Here’s his most recent article about our historic cemetery. Thanks, Brian.

Digby, Nova Scotia, United Empire Loyalists,

10/07/2026

This month’s edition of the Anglican Journal is available. I found the article on Forest Church particularly interesting, although the piece about a Dungeons & Dragons group in a church was a close runner-up.

Did you have a favourite?

The latest issue of the Anglican Journal is now online. Read about the Primate’s recent visit with Christians in the Holy Land; a project to revitalize congregations in the Western Arctic; General Synod’s new treasurer; the resurrection as the most profound statement of God's abundant love.

10/05/2026

This is beautiful. Pope Leo's tweet this morning is profound.

"There exists a martyrdom of those who offer their lives in a single moment, and the more hidden martyrdom of those who give their lives day after day. This is exactly what all Christians are called to do: to give our lives with love, every day

"Our age needs men and women who have the courage to do good even when it comes at a cost. Draw close to those who are alone, support those who are weary, and seek out those who have drifted away. Have the courage to forgive, to begin again, and to engage in dialogue."

"Doing good does not always receive recognition and often requires effort, but this is the daily courage of charity. Friendship with Jesus Christ gives us the strength to live this way."