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Rev. Dr. Doug Brown, who has joined forces with John Saynor to organize the first bereavement service at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church in Port Hope, says Christmas is the right time to hold on to hope. CECILIA NASMITH Northumberland Today

Rev. Dr. Douglas  Brown, has retired as the minister of St. Paul’s as of November 1st, 2024. He had been the minister of St. Paul’s since May, 2013.

 

St. Paul’s Casavant Organ Celebrates 100 Years

BY  · FEBRUARY 1, 2012

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St. Paul’s celebrated the 100th anniversary of the church’s Casavant organ in November, 2011 with a musical recital that drew over 250 spectators. The present organist was joined by four former organists in performing vocal and instrumental pieces, including one concerto that was accompanied by a string quartet, horns and a harpsichord. The event also marked the qualification of the organ as a heritage instrument with a class A citation from the Royal Canadian College of Organists, making it one of only 15 such instruments in Canada.