[9] On June 26, 2011, during the last Sunday service before the required move-out date, Bishop Charlie Masters lead the former St. Alban's congregation out of the building and into a temporary location inside the Ottawa Little Theatre.

Reverend George Sinclair stressed the move was not simply about homosexuality, but about the broader direction of the church and the need to uphold biblical authority.

July 3, 2011, the first service under the new incumbent Reverend Mark Whittall, featured a baptism and an address from Bishop John Chapman, who described St. Alban's as a "spirit-led, Christ-centred and contemporary urban church".

[14] Since then, St. Alban's has been involved in a number of notable activities, such as hosting the uOttawa Open Table event, a free monthly meal for students and young adults;[15] participating in the city-wide Big Give, an annual series of free pop-up stores for in-need neighbours;[16] and officiating the first example of a transgender renaming liturgy in the Ottawa diocese.

[18] Between 1976 and 2000, the basement at St. Alban's was home to Centre 454, an Anglican Community Ministry drop-in site for homeless and "precariously housed" people.

[20] The Centre features regular social activities, as well as an ODSP support worker program to improve access to disability benefits, and "in-reach" services from outside professionals.