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Deanery of Oxford, Ontario
The Deanery of Oxford consists of 14 churches in southwestern Ontario. Woodstock with a population of 35,480 is the largest city in the deanery. The regional dean for Oxford is Rev Bruce Genge, rector of Old St. Paul's Church, Woodstock, Ontario (right).
Each year in June, there is a Founder's Day Service at Old St. Paul's. It is a memorial celebration to
keep in mind all the pioneers who contributed to Woodstock and the Church.
The service is attended by the Mayor; federal MP; provincial MPP; the Oxford Naval Veterans Association; St. John
Ambulance Cadets; Admiral Vansittart Chapter of the IODE; and others. Shown below is "Placing the Anchor" at the Vansittart tomb. Admiral Henry Vansittart founded Woodstock and died in 1843 after falling off his horse.
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Tue, May 5th - 4:19PM
Deanery of Brant/Norfolk, Ontario
The Deanery of Brant/Norfolk is southwestern Ontario in the Diocese of Huron. The largest city is Brantford which had a 2006 population of 124,607 in its metropolitan area. Brantford was named after the Mohawk war chief Joseph Brant (d.1807) who aided missionaries in teaching Christianity to the Indians and helped translate religious materials, including parts of the Bible, into Mohawk. Southeast of Brantford on the Six Nations Reserve are 4 Anglican Churches that make up the Six Nations Anglican Parish.
The regional dean for Brant/Norfolk is Rev Heather Robinson, rector of St. James' Church, Brantford (top right).
With the Oxford Deanery, Brant/Norfolk is in the Archdeaconery of Brant/Norfolk & Oxford. Archdeacon is Ven. Dr. Jim Sutton, Rector of St. Mark's Church, Brantford (bottom right).
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