St. James Anglican Church (Vancouver)

St. James Anglican Church is a parish of the Anglican Church of Canada located in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia. It is known for its prominent Gothic Revival architecture, its High Church liturgical tradition, and its ministry to the downtown core, including the homeless and marginalized.

The parish was founded in 1881, making it one of the oldest Anglican churches in Vancouver. The current church building, designed by architect Adrian Gilbert Scott, was completed in 1937. It features a towering spire, stained glass windows, and a notable Casavant Frères organ.

St. James is a vibrant and active parish with a diverse congregation. It offers a variety of services and programs, including daily Eucharist, choral evensong, and outreach initiatives addressing social justice issues. The church is known for its strong choral tradition and its commitment to providing a welcoming space for all. It also serves as a significant architectural landmark in Vancouver's downtown core.