Get out your stretchy shorts: the Annual Tour de St. Albans is back on Saturday, September 19!

Details

Route: Bay Beach and Conservation Area on the Ottawa River
Distance: 25.5 km each way total 51 km. 
Departure Time: 9:15 am from St. Albans and 10:15 am from Britannia Park. September 19 2020.

There is swimming and hiking at Shirley’s Bay Beach and we can have a picnic lunch there. Everyone will be responsible for bringing their own lunch.On the way back to town we will be stopping at Beachconers a great ice cream place just east of Britannia Park for our traditional closing ice cream cone.

Distancing

You must bring your own mask, and we will be respecting all COVID-19 rules, such as physical distancing. For those who want to join in but don’t want to cycle it is a short drive from Ottawa and we could all meet for lunch.

Contact

For more information, please contact Haig at h_mccarrell(at)yahoo.ca or Mary-Martha at mmhale65(at)gmail.com 

See you on the Tour!

September is here, and uOttawa students are back in Sandy Hill and Lowertown, as well as students from Carleton U, Saint Paul U and Algonquin College. COVID-19 has definitely made things different this year, with many courses online and not all students returning to campus. But if you are a student in Ottawa, we’d love to welcome you to join us at St. Albans Church! Even if you’re not in Ottawa, you are welcome to join our online worship and our online activities throughout the week. Hope to see you soon.

In-person worship will resume at St. Albans Church on Sunday September 6, with some restrictions due to COVID-19. It will be great to get back together in-person. Our online worship will continue, so both ways of worshiping are available. During the month of September 2020, our in-person worship will be on Sundays at 4pm. Or if you want to worship in French, please join our Communauté de St-Bernard at noon. Online worship continues at 10am & 7pm. Thanks goes to our Pandemic Planning Team who have been busy working out the details of reopening so that everyone will be safe. Some of these details can be found in the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa plan, In This Together. Please subscribe to our email newsletter for the latest information.