We are a church that loves God, believes in Jesus, and supports the community.
You Are Welcome Here
Embracing all individuals regardless of age, situation, or life story. Drawing on the rich tradition of Anglican worship to create a warm, lively environment where people discover and deepen their relationship with God, while serving their neighbour through outreach to the community.
Newcomer Info
People of all ages and backgrounds are welcome to join us in worship, wherever they are on their faith journey.
We have a small parking lot at the top of the driveway, and normally we try to keep it available for those with mobility challenges. On Sunday mornings and other busy times, there is a town parking lot on Millside Drive just past the back of the church, as well as street parking on Millside drive beside the church and on Fulton Street, across Main Street from the church.
Wear whatever you like, “Sunday best” clothes are not required.
Sidespeople are stationed at the main entrance to the church to greet you as you come into a Sunday service, and can answer questions you might have and can help you find a seat if needed.
Our services are made up of prayers, Bible readings, and a homily (message from the priest) as well as hymns and other music led by our music director and choir members. Hymns and parts that include congregation responses are projected on the walls at the front of the church. Singing is encouraged, but you can also choose to just listen and enjoy the music.
Anyone who is baptized is welcome to take Holy Communion, but it is not required.
A collection is taken but is not required. There are guest envelopes available at the back of the church if you choose to make a donation and would like to receive a tax receipt.
Children are welcome in the service. When our Kid’s Spirit program is running (most of the school year) there will be a children’s address at the start of the service and then the children who want to participate will join the teacher in the parish hall for much of the service, returning in time for communion.
If required, there is a change table in the Narthex washroom just outside the doors on the left at the front of the pews.
Our Clergy
Reverend
The Rev. Karine Snowdon graduated from Huron University College (an affiliate Anglican College of Western University in London, ON) with her Master of Divinity degree in 2007. She was called to ordination to the Diaconate in February 2008 at St. Paul’s Cathedral, London Ontario and called to ordination to the Priesthood in June 2008 also at St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, in the Diocese of Huron.
She served in The Parish of the Holy Spirit (Clinton, Seaforth and Mitchell) from 2008 to 2015. She then moved to the Diocese of Rupert’s Land where she served as Interim Priest at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Winnipeg for two years. She moved back to southern Ontario and served as an Honorary Assistant at St. Matthias & St. James the Apostle Anglican Church in Guelph. She became Rector of Grace Church, Milton on 1 May, 2018. She is excited to share in the ministry with the people of Grace Church as we serve God together in our community. She and her husband Thomas are happy to be part of both the Grace parish family and the Diocese of Niagara family.
Our Administration
Music Director
William “Bill” A. Khan is an Anglican church musician with more than 32 years of music ministry within the Anglican Church of Canada. He currently serves in the Diocese of Niagara, joining Grace Anglican in Milton in August 2026, where he continues his vocation of leading God’s people in worship through the rich tradition of Anglican sacred music and liturgy.
Prior to his ministry in Niagara, Bill served for seventeen years as Organist and Director of Music at St. Hilda’s Anglican Church in Toronto. There, he was responsible for leading music for weekly worship, Holy Week and Easter liturgies, Christmas celebrations, weddings, funerals, and other major feast days. He directed weekly choir rehearsals, prepared choral anthems and chanted psalms, selected hymns that reflected the liturgical calendar, and worked collaboratively with clergy and musicians to enrich the worship life of the parish. Before St. Hilda’s, he served for ten years as Organist and Director of Music at Christ Church Scarborough Village.
Throughout his ministry, Bill has also served Holy Trinity Guildwood, Christ Church Scarborough, St. Paul’s Bloor Street, the Order of the Holy Cross, St. Leonard’s Anglican Church in Red Deer, Alberta, and as a guest organist at the Church of the Ascension and St. Matthew’s in Kingston, Jamaica. For many years he has also served as a substitute organist throughout the Diocese of Toronto, assisting numerous parishes in their worship ministry.
Bill is deeply committed to the Anglican musical tradition and has extensive experience leading worship using the Book of Alternative Services, the Book of Common Prayer, Common Praise, Common Praise (1938), The English Hymnal, Hymns Ancient and Modern, the Canadian Psalter in both Anglican Chant and Plainsong, and the George Black Psalter. His ministry seeks to preserve the beauty of Anglican liturgy while fostering vibrant congregational participation through meaningful hymnody and sacred choral music.
In addition to his musical ministry, Bill has supported the Church through his expertise in audio and video production, livestreaming, information technology, website development, and online worship. He believes that technology, when used thoughtfully, can extend the Church’s mission and make worship more accessible while always serving—rather than replacing—the gathered community of faith.
Bill considers music ministry a sacred calling rather than a performance. Whether leading a congregation in song, accompanying a choir, or offering music for prayer and reflection, his desire is to glorify God, support the liturgy, and help others encounter Christ through worship. As he continues his ministry in the Diocese of Niagara, he remains grateful for the opportunities God has provided throughout more than three decades of service and looks forward to faithfully serving the Church for years to come.
“Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly… singing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs with gratitude in your hearts to God.” — Colossians 3:16