Toronto Canada Church Directory | Churches in Toronto | Elevate Christian Network
Our metro Toronto Canada Church Directory is designed to provide you with information to help you choose a church or ministry to attend in the Toronto, Canada area. Our online church directory has updated listings and reviews of some of the top churches and ministries. This directory is for both residents, visitors, and people new to Toronto, Canada.
It is the capital of the province of Ontario and is the largest city in Canada. According to the 2016 census, the city had a population of over 2.7 million people. The Toronto metropolitan area is home to more than 6.4 million residents and is the second fasting-growing metropolitan area in North America.
Toronto Canada Church Directory
Grace Fellowship Church Toronto
Grace Fellowship Church – Toronto, Canada
- Grace Fellowship Church Toronto: We are a group of Christians committed to living to the glory of God in all of our lives. We believe that the more we are satisfied in God, the more He is glorified through us. To that end, we are seeking to live like what God says about Himself in the Bible is really true. Visit online at: https://www.gfcto.com
- Message: “Get Your Actions in Line With Your Identity” (Ephesians 1—3)
Trinity-St Paul’s United Church
Worship of God, nurture of one another, and the struggle to be faithful to God’s purposes lie at the centre of our community and our outreach. We affirm that all who seek to live faithfully regardless of ability, age, class, ethnicity, gender, race, or sexual orientation are full participants and are urged to take full responsibility in the life, membership, and leadership of the church…
I traveled from Salt Lake City, Utah to attend a show in Toronto – based on the fact that a.) we’d never been to Toronto and b.) that seeing a show at a… read more »
based on 5 reviewsSt James’ Cathedral
The Cathedral is open 365 days of the year with worship and prayer offered every day. In the heart of Toronto, St. James provides a holy space and welcome to those who come to pray; who come to find quiet in a busy metropolitan city; who come to be fed through uplifting sermons, lectures, and worship; who come to be met by the God who loves them.
this church is so beautiful. the stained glass is breath taking. you have to attend a service there, the choir is so good. even better attend an evensong… read more »
based on 7 reviewsSt. Michael’s Cathedral
When I was younger, this was the church that I was dragged to every Sunday against my will. As much as I may not have enjoyed the whole “mass” aspect of… read more »
based on 6 reviewsHoly Trinity Church
The Church of the Holy Trinity is a community of people who express Christian faith through lives of integrity, justice, and compassion. We foster lay leadership, include the doubter and marginalized, and challenge oppression wherever it may be found…
Phone: +1-416-598-4521
I was walking in the Eaton Centre last Sunday and this was the first time that I had noticed Trinity Square (including this Anglican church) which is… read more »
based on 2 reviewsLittle Trinity Church
We grow together through our Small Groups, steeped in the study, reflection, and application of Holy Scripture, in fellowship, and in prayer for one another. We serve our world through our Clusters, neighbourhood groups that meet in different geographic areas in Toronto, that are turned outwards to serve the needs of their local areas while deepening in relationship together…
Religion ain’t my thing. So, why am I reviewing a church? Well, for starters, Little Trinity Anglican Church in Corktown is one of the oldest surviving… read more »
based on 1 reviewsSt Jamestown Community Church
We invite you to come out to hear God’s Word. Located in downtown Toronto Canada, St. Jamestown Community Church offers a place to meet and worship the risen Lord…
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If you’re looking for a grand church with magnificent stained glass windows and ethereal statutes – this probably isn’t your grande non-fat frappucino. But… read more »
based on 1 reviewsBloor West Baptist Church
Bloor West Village Baptist Church is a community of Christ-followers in Toronto, Ontario. If you’ve never attended our Sunday morning services, we would love for you to come in and meet us…
I stopped getting dragged to church as a teenager, so my appreciation of churches hasn’t got much to do with the services. Farmer Memorial is a nice little… read more »
based on 1 reviewsMetropolitan United Church
Metropolitan United Church now serves a unique congregation drawn from throughout the City of Toronto and its surrounding communities. Many people come from miles away to attend this church because it is large and historic, but decidedly modern in outlook. The extensive facilities in the main church building serve the spiritual and educational needs of worshippers and are also used throughout the year for community service programs…
I was recently married here and everything from the minister to the bridal suite was perfect. The church is gothic and has beautiful stained glass and the organ is the largest in Canada. The music it produces is breathtaking…. read more »
based on 2 reviewsSt Patrick’s Church
St. Patrick’s Parish on McCaul Street in Downtown Toronto is the city’s fifth oldest parish. St. Patrick subway station and the adjacent St. Patrick St. were named after the church. St. Patrick’s is the home of the Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help. The German-speaking Catholic community in Toronto holds services in the church as well.
The present church schedule will be maintained until further notice. Although there is no longer an official capacity limit, the church will continue to be opened one hour prior to each Mass, and parishioners will be welcomed until proper physical distancing is no longer possible. At that time the church will be considered to have reached full capacity and the doors will be closed, and no one else will be admitted…
This is a beautiful church to attend mass. And they do “out of the cold” on Sundays in the winter. read more »
based on 1 reviewsSt John’s Parish Church
Today, the parishioners of St. John’s in our modern multi-cultural society of cellphones, the internet, and iPods, have an appreciation for this lovely old church where we hold our worship. Its roots are long and deep and reflect just a small part of our city’s history and heritage.
Our pastoral plan invites each Catholic in the archdiocese to reflect on our role as stewards of God’s many gifts, calling us to a profound inner conversion that leads us to a spirit of generosity, most fully revealed in the sharing of time and talent with others. We live every moment in a spirit of gratitude, looking for ways to use fruitfully all that has been given to us, in the service of God and neighbour…
I’ve been a member of the congregation here for a year after having spent years of out the Province for University and my initial work placement… read more »
based on 1 reviewsC3 Church Toronto
C3 Church – Toronto, Canada.
- C3 Toronto Vision Video from C3 Toronto on Vimeo.
Corpus Christi Catholic Church
For churches in the Archdiocese of Toronto, starting on July 16, there will be no capacity limit for indoor sacramental celebrations including funerals, but two metres (six feet) of physical distancing will still be required between parishioners who are not from the same household. This physical distancing requirement means that most churches will not see significant increases in capacity, but some parishes will use overflow spaces so more people can worship
ONLINE MASS: Livestreamed Mass will continue to be available online. Sunday Mass will be live-streamed at 11 am and all Weekday Masses from Tuesday to Friday will be live-streamed at 9 am on YouTube…
Full disclosure, I’m a parishioner. Located in The Beach in Toronto, the parish of Corpus Christi is home to a vibrant, active Catholic community. The… read more »
based on 1 reviewsWalmer Road Baptist Church
We value loving and welcoming people just as Jesus did. Life transformation takes place through accepting, compassionate relationships. Such relationships are a clear sign we are following Christ and will draw others to Him. We value a casual informality that makes Walmer a safe place. No matter who you are or how you come, you are wanted and welcome. The ground is level at the foot of the cross…
Walmer is my church – I wasn’t much of a church attendee when I was younger; my Dad worked Sundays and my Mom needed her rest, so we didn’t wind up going to… read more »
based on 1 reviewsUnited Church of God Toronto, ON
The mission of the United Church of God is to proclaim to the world the little-understood gospel taught by Jesus Christ—the good news of the coming Kingdom of God—and to prepare a people for that Kingdom. This message not only offers great hope for all of humanity but encompasses the purpose of human existence—why we are here and where our world is headed…
United Church of God in Toronto, Ontario meets at The Community of Christ in Etobicoke,ON on the Sabbath (Saturday) at 1:30PM the congregation is lead by Pastor read more »
based on 1 reviewsSt Helen’s Church Band
What a stunning Church! It was really interesting walking into this church, mostly because, on the outside there is the streetcar track to the left and on… read more »
based on 1 reviewsSt. Mary’s Church
Currently, St. Mary’s parish is undergoing a renaissance, both in the church structure and in the parish itself. The congregation continues to change and adapt to the diverse neighbourhood it serves, including urban professionals that are rapidly moving into the downtown core…
Masses in Portugues at 10 am and 11:30 am on Sundays read more »
based on 1 reviewsHoly Name Church
Today, as we celebrate the 100th anniversary, with the guidance of the priest from the Congregation
of Holy Cross, Holy Name continues to encourage its parishioners to build upon their faith. Ultimately, the ambition of Holy Name Parish in 2013 is to confront with faith, hope, and humility the challenges facing the
Church in this generation, and to pass on a rich, Christ–centred, community- oriented heritage to the next generation…
First Non-Food Yelp Review! Woot. 30 Day challenge. BRING IT! I’m biased. I’ve been going to this church since I was born. Give it up for baptism!… read more »
based on 1 reviewsHoly Family Church
Holy Communion for the housebound: Please contact the rectory to arrange for one of the Fathers to bring Holy Communion to someone who is unable to attend Mass…
For anyone looking for the “Reform of the reform”, the 11 am Latin Novus Ordo mass is as good as it gets in the Toronto area. The music is heavenly and all… read more »
based on 2 reviewsSt Peter Catholic Church
St. Peter’s Parish is a diverse Catholic community committed to being contemporary disciples of Jesus Christ, following the example of St. Peter, our patron. We are disciples inspired by the Gospel vision who embark upon the waters of life and travel together as companions on the voyage of faith…
St. Peter’s Church and Paulist Centre is a fantastic parish to belong. It is located in the Annex area at Bathurst and Bloor. We have a new priest named… read more »
based on 1 reviewsSt. Barnabas Roman Catholic Church Scarborough
This church has been open since 1977, I’ve been going here since the early 80’s. It’s a great church with a lot of support from the local community. The… read more »
based on 1 reviews
Toronto, Canada Travel Guide (Video)
Toronto Canada Travel Guide – Top Attractions And Places To Visit: Toronto, Canada is one of those places where you can get it all. A cultural leader, it has a thriving art community and food scene. Parks and natural spaces fill in city gaps, and public transport is top-notch. Top attractions include Toronto Island Park, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, St. Lawrence Market, CN Tower and the Hockey Hall of Fame.
- To learn more, visit: https://www.expedia.com
Toronto Canada Photo Gallery
CN Tower – Toronto, Canada Skyline at Night. Source: Larry Koester at Flickr.
Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada.
St. Lawrence Market – Toronto, Canada. Source: Wladyslaw at Wikimedia Commons.
More resources:
Toronto.com – Things to do in Toronto – City Guide
Your trusted guide on what to do in Toronto. Visit Toronto.com for local events, restaurants, festivals, concerts, attractions, and … The National Ballet of Canada…
Tourism Toronto
Toronto’s visitor economy is a vital economic engine for the city, generating more than $10 billion in economic activity and supporting 70,000 jobs in 2019. Destination Toronto’s mandate is to reflect the breadth and diversity of Toronto’s people, places, and culture to inspire residents and visitors to meet, visit and explore our city…
City of Toronto | City of Toronto
Official site of the city of Toronto. Includes information on attractions, facilities, transportation, events, and emergency services…
Toronto – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The city is home to the Toronto Stock Exchange, the headquarters of Canada’s five largest banks, and the headquarters of many large Canadian and multinational corporations. Its economy is highly diversified with strengths in technology, design, financial services, life sciences, education, arts, fashion, aerospace, environmental innovation, food services, and tourism…
Toronto City Guide | Travel & Leisure
In recent years, Canada’s largest city has experienced a shift in character, output and self-confidence, creating a fascinating and increasingly complex place. This may be due to amazing musical and cultural talents that shoot to international success…
Toronto, Canada Weather Forecast and Conditions – The Weather …
Today’s and tonight’s Toronto, Canada weather forecast, weather conditions, and Doppler radar from The Weather Channel and Weather.com.
Lonely Planet Pocket Toronto 1 (Travel Guide)
Explore millions of specimens and artifacts at the Royal Ontario Museum, join local and international fans at the Hockey Hall of Fame, and head out of town to be wowed by Niagara Falls – all with your trusted travel companion. Get to the heart of Toronto and begin your journey now! | Learn more…
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