Any one know English church in Montreal QC Canada?

Answer 1

Depends on the denomination. Here are just a select few:

Anglican: Christ Church Cathedral (1444 Union & St. Catherine)

Associated Gospel: The People's Church (2097 Union & Sherbrooke)

Baptist: Westmount Baptist (411 Roslyn Ave.)

Lutheran: St. John's Evangelical Lutheran (3594 Jeanne Mance)

Presbyterian: Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul (3415 Redpath & Sherbrooke)

Roman Catholic: St. Patrick's Basilica (454 Rene Levesque)

United: St. James United Church (1435 City Councilors)

For a more complete list, check out the yellow pages (though you will have to sort out the French ones from the English ones): http://www.yellowpages.ca/search/?stype=si&src=&what=church&where=Montreal&x=0&y=0

Answer 2

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Answer 3

There are a few, any particular denomination?
St Patrick's Basilica if you're Catholic (especially Irish) is right downtown, somewhere around Rene-Levesque and University, I forget exactly.

Answer 4

St-James church in downtown Montréal.