Events - January

Babies and children are welcome in our services. Many parents prefer to keep their babies with them until they become mobile – just park your stroller away from the exits. Our Nursery is equipped for babies so you can drop in and feed or change your little one. Or come for a visit to the Nursery, meet our staff and volunteers and find out if your baby is ready to stay. Parents are welcome to accompany their child at any time. The Nursery Team will locate you in the service if they are unable to settle your child.

This relaxed service of worship is held in the Sanctuary and blends the best of modern and classical music and prayer. Teachings are biblical and relevant to your everyday life. The Bridge celebrates communion every week by sharing in the bread and wine. This community is made up of a diverse group of people who are learning how to follow Jesus in the city. We offer lively and growing children and youth ministries, as well as a chance to connect over coffee after the service.

Children’s Ministry happens every Sunday during The Bridge. We are growing and love to welcome new families. At each service you will find friends and Bible teaching, activities and leaders who enjoy children, a safe snack and a place to have fun together. Head up to the second floor and one of our team members will greet you.

When youth (Grades six to 12) come to St. Paul’s on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. or 11 a.m. they experience a welcoming, fun environment. They also find opportunities to make friends, enjoy good snacks, share with great leaders and, most importantly, learn what it means to follow Jesus.

All are welcome to join this prayer group. This group meets every Sunday morning at 10:20 a.m. in room 7.

All are welcome to join this prayer group. This group meets every Sunday morning at 10:50 a.m. in the St. Paul's Chapel.

Babies and children are welcome in our services. Many parents prefer to keep their babies with them until they become mobile – just park your stroller away from the exits. Our Nursery is equipped for babies so you can drop in and feed or change your little one. Or come for a visit to the Nursery, meet our staff and volunteers and find out if your baby is ready to stay. Parents are welcome to accompany their child at any time. The Nursery Team will locate you in the service if they are unable to settle your child.

This historic Anglican service of worship connects our present, living faith with those who have worshiped God faithfully for centuries. All are welcome to join us in the Main Sanctuary for this vibrant service with choral music, hymns, biblically relevant sermons and prayers. We alternate between services of Holy Communion and Morning Prayer. Young people are welcome to join our growing children and youth programs. Please join us after the service for coffee in the Atrium or lunch in the Great Hall.

When youth (Grades six to 12) come to St. Paul’s on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. or 11 a.m. they experience a welcoming, fun environment. They also find opportunities to make friends, enjoy good snacks, share with great leaders and, most importantly, learn what it means to follow Jesus.

Children’s Ministry happens every Sunday during the 11 a.m. Service. We are growing and love to welcome new families. At each service you will find friends and Bible teaching, activities and leaders who enjoy children, a safe snack and a place to have fun together. Head up to the second floor and one of our team members will greet you.

Lunch is provided after the 11 a.m. service for $5. Check the back page of the What's Happening to find out what our in-house chef is serving. Past menu items have included ham and cheese croissants, Caesar salad, and chicken pot pie.

Join us every Tuesday at 12:10 p.m. for a short service of Holy Communion.

Every Tuesday from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. we gather to learn silence and stillness through Christian meditation. We listen to brief teaching sessions on CD, pray, meditate and then spend some time in quiet conversation.

This weekly Bible Study is open to all. Come have lunch and study the Bible. Please check screen for possible room changes.

If you have lost a loved one, this 6-week series offers support and fellowship through the grieving process. The series is a biblical approach to the deep hurt from the finality of death.

Do you know a talented, musical teen? Encourage them to consider St. Paul’s Youth Music programme! It’s a fun way to meet other youth, to participate in the life of the Church, and to build confidence.

We meet every Wednesday at 5pm to learn and practice the musical skills essential to leading music in a church setting. Youth learn how to read, improvise, arrange, and perform music ranging from contemporary praise music to traditional hymns. Youth also learn essential band/ensemble skills and relevant music theory and music appreciation.

The group is led by Ian Koiter (BMus Honours). In addition to being St. Paul’s youth & young adult pastor, Ian also serves as musical director for Juno-award winning artist, Shad, as well as the popular Toronto-based collaborative musical event, Practice.

Youth are required to attend weekly rehearsals, help lead worship at youth gatherings. For new members, an audition is required. Please contact Ian for more information.

Part of our time together is fellowship, we make sure that we have fun with games in the youth room and gym, but the heart of our time is a lesson and small group discussions.

Our choir is a community that offers its musical gifts in the service of God at St. Paul’s and new members are always welcome. Many members of our community also offer their instrumental gifts in helping to lead worship. Contact our Music Director if you are interested in serving in this capacity.

This quiet, traditional service is held in the St. Paul's Chapel. We worship and share communion using the Book of Common Prayer. Please join us each week for coffee and conversation in the library afterward the service.

Babies and children are welcome in our services. Many parents prefer to keep their babies with them until they become mobile – just park your stroller away from the exits. Our Nursery is equipped for babies so you can drop in and feed or change your little one. Or come for a visit to the Nursery, meet our staff and volunteers and find out if your baby is ready to stay. Parents are welcome to accompany their child at any time. The Nursery Team will locate you in the service if they are unable to settle your child.

This relaxed service of worship is held in the Sanctuary and blends the best of modern and classical music and prayer. Teachings are biblical and relevant to your everyday life. The Bridge celebrates communion every week by sharing in the bread and wine. This community is made up of a diverse group of people who are learning how to follow Jesus in the city. We offer lively and growing children and youth ministries, as well as a chance to connect over coffee after the service.

Children’s Ministry happens every Sunday during The Bridge. We are growing and love to welcome new families. At each service you will find friends and Bible teaching, activities and leaders who enjoy children, a safe snack and a place to have fun together. Head up to the second floor and one of our team members will greet you.

When youth (Grades six to 12) come to St. Paul’s on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. or 11 a.m. they experience a welcoming, fun environment. They also find opportunities to make friends, enjoy good snacks, share with great leaders and, most importantly, learn what it means to follow Jesus.

All are welcome to join this prayer group. This group meets every Sunday morning at 10:20 a.m. in room 7.

All are welcome to join this prayer group. This group meets every Sunday morning at 10:50 a.m. in the St. Paul's Chapel.

Babies and children are welcome in our services. Many parents prefer to keep their babies with them until they become mobile – just park your stroller away from the exits. Our Nursery is equipped for babies so you can drop in and feed or change your little one. Or come for a visit to the Nursery, meet our staff and volunteers and find out if your baby is ready to stay. Parents are welcome to accompany their child at any time. The Nursery Team will locate you in the service if they are unable to settle your child.

This historic Anglican service of worship connects our present, living faith with those who have worshiped God faithfully for centuries. All are welcome to join us in the Main Sanctuary for this vibrant service with choral music, hymns, biblically relevant sermons and prayers. We alternate between services of Holy Communion and Morning Prayer. Young people are welcome to join our growing children and youth programs. Please join us after the service for coffee in the Atrium or lunch in the Great Hall.

When youth (Grades six to 12) come to St. Paul’s on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. or 11 a.m. they experience a welcoming, fun environment. They also find opportunities to make friends, enjoy good snacks, share with great leaders and, most importantly, learn what it means to follow Jesus.

Children’s Ministry happens every Sunday during the 11 a.m. Service. We are growing and love to welcome new families. At each service you will find friends and Bible teaching, activities and leaders who enjoy children, a safe snack and a place to have fun together. Head up to the second floor and one of our team members will greet you.

Lunch is provided after the 11 a.m. service for $5. Check the back page of the What's Happening to find out what our in-house chef is serving. Past menu items have included ham and cheese croissants, Caesar salad, and chicken pot pie.

Join us for prayer meetings every Sunday morning and on the second Monday and fourth Tuesday of each month. This is a time to learn, share and pray for our church.

Join us every Tuesday at 12:10 p.m. for a short service of Holy Communion.

Every Tuesday from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. we gather to learn silence and stillness through Christian meditation. We listen to brief teaching sessions on CD, pray, meditate and then spend some time in quiet conversation.

If you are suffering from the pain of separation or divorce, this 13-week series is designed to support you through the trials and traumas in the aftermath. DivorceCare takes a biblical approach to divorce, separation and related issues such as anger, forgiveness, loneliness, financial survival, and consideration of children’s needs.

Join with parents of young children on Wednesday mornings this fall to meet others, chat, sing and play. The group will meet in the Nursery from 9:45 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. starting September 19, 2018.

This weekly Bible Study is open to all. Come have lunch and study the Bible. Please check screen for possible room changes.

Alpha is a series of interactive sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith.

Each session looks at a different question, and is designed to create conversation. There’s no pressure, no follow-up and no charge; it’s just an open, informal, and honest space to explore and discuss life’s big questions together.

If you have lost a loved one, this 6-week series offers support and fellowship through the grieving process. The series is a biblical approach to the deep hurt from the finality of death.

Do you know a talented, musical teen? Encourage them to consider St. Paul’s Youth Music programme! It’s a fun way to meet other youth, to participate in the life of the Church, and to build confidence.

We meet every Wednesday at 5pm to learn and practice the musical skills essential to leading music in a church setting. Youth learn how to read, improvise, arrange, and perform music ranging from contemporary praise music to traditional hymns. Youth also learn essential band/ensemble skills and relevant music theory and music appreciation.

The group is led by Ian Koiter (BMus Honours). In addition to being St. Paul’s youth & young adult pastor, Ian also serves as musical director for Juno-award winning artist, Shad, as well as the popular Toronto-based collaborative musical event, Practice.

Youth are required to attend weekly rehearsals, help lead worship at youth gatherings. For new members, an audition is required. Please contact Ian for more information.

Alpha is a series of interactive sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith.

Each session looks at a different question, and is designed to create conversation. There’s no pressure, no follow-up and no charge; it’s just an open, informal, and honest space to explore and discuss life’s big questions together.

Part of our time together is fellowship, we make sure that we have fun with games in the youth room and gym, but the heart of our time is a lesson and small group discussions.

Babies and children are welcome in our services. Many parents prefer to keep their babies with them until they become mobile – just park your stroller away from the exits. Our Nursery is equipped for babies so you can drop in and feed or change your little one. Or come for a visit to the Nursery, meet our staff and volunteers and find out if your baby is ready to stay. Parents are welcome to accompany their child at any time. The Nursery Team will locate you in the service if they are unable to settle your child.

This relaxed service of worship is held in the Sanctuary and blends the best of modern and classical music and prayer. Teachings are biblical and relevant to your everyday life. The Bridge celebrates communion every week by sharing in the bread and wine. This community is made up of a diverse group of people who are learning how to follow Jesus in the city. We offer lively and growing children and youth ministries, as well as a chance to connect over coffee after the service.

Children’s Ministry happens every Sunday during The Bridge. We are growing and love to welcome new families. At each service you will find friends and Bible teaching, activities and leaders who enjoy children, a safe snack and a place to have fun together. Head up to the second floor and one of our team members will greet you.

When youth (Grades six to 12) come to St. Paul’s on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. or 11 a.m. they experience a welcoming, fun environment. They also find opportunities to make friends, enjoy good snacks, share with great leaders and, most importantly, learn what it means to follow Jesus.

All are welcome to join this prayer group. This group meets every Sunday morning at 10:20 a.m. in room 7.

All are welcome to join this prayer group. This group meets every Sunday morning at 10:50 a.m. in the St. Paul's Chapel.

Babies and children are welcome in our services. Many parents prefer to keep their babies with them until they become mobile – just park your stroller away from the exits. Our Nursery is equipped for babies so you can drop in and feed or change your little one. Or come for a visit to the Nursery, meet our staff and volunteers and find out if your baby is ready to stay. Parents are welcome to accompany their child at any time. The Nursery Team will locate you in the service if they are unable to settle your child.

This historic Anglican service of worship connects our present, living faith with those who have worshiped God faithfully for centuries. All are welcome to join us in the Main Sanctuary for this vibrant service with choral music, hymns, biblically relevant sermons and prayers. We alternate between services of Holy Communion and Morning Prayer. Young people are welcome to join our growing children and youth programs. Please join us after the service for coffee in the Atrium or lunch in the Great Hall.

When youth (Grades six to 12) come to St. Paul’s on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. or 11 a.m. they experience a welcoming, fun environment. They also find opportunities to make friends, enjoy good snacks, share with great leaders and, most importantly, learn what it means to follow Jesus.

Children’s Ministry happens every Sunday during the 11 a.m. Service. We are growing and love to welcome new families. At each service you will find friends and Bible teaching, activities and leaders who enjoy children, a safe snack and a place to have fun together. Head up to the second floor and one of our team members will greet you.

Lunch is provided after the 11 a.m. service for $5. Check the back page of the What's Happening to find out what our in-house chef is serving. Past menu items have included ham and cheese croissants, Caesar salad, and chicken pot pie.

Join us every Tuesday at 12:10 p.m. for a short service of Holy Communion.

Every Tuesday from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. we gather to learn silence and stillness through Christian meditation. We listen to brief teaching sessions on CD, pray, meditate and then spend some time in quiet conversation.

If you are suffering from the pain of separation or divorce, this 13-week series is designed to support you through the trials and traumas in the aftermath. DivorceCare takes a biblical approach to divorce, separation and related issues such as anger, forgiveness, loneliness, financial survival, and consideration of children’s needs.

This weekly Bible Study is open to all. Come have lunch and study the Bible. Please check screen for possible room changes.

Alpha is a series of interactive sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith.

Each session looks at a different question, and is designed to create conversation. There’s no pressure, no follow-up and no charge; it’s just an open, informal, and honest space to explore and discuss life’s big questions together.

If you have lost a loved one, this 6-week series offers support and fellowship through the grieving process. The series is a biblical approach to the deep hurt from the finality of death.

Do you know a talented, musical teen? Encourage them to consider St. Paul’s Youth Music programme! It’s a fun way to meet other youth, to participate in the life of the Church, and to build confidence.

We meet every Wednesday at 5pm to learn and practice the musical skills essential to leading music in a church setting. Youth learn how to read, improvise, arrange, and perform music ranging from contemporary praise music to traditional hymns. Youth also learn essential band/ensemble skills and relevant music theory and music appreciation.

The group is led by Ian Koiter (BMus Honours). In addition to being St. Paul’s youth & young adult pastor, Ian also serves as musical director for Juno-award winning artist, Shad, as well as the popular Toronto-based collaborative musical event, Practice.

Youth are required to attend weekly rehearsals, help lead worship at youth gatherings. For new members, an audition is required. Please contact Ian for more information.

Alpha is a series of interactive sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith.

Each session looks at a different question, and is designed to create conversation. There’s no pressure, no follow-up and no charge; it’s just an open, informal, and honest space to explore and discuss life’s big questions together.

Part of our time together is fellowship, we make sure that we have fun with games in the youth room and gym, but the heart of our time is a lesson and small group discussions.

This quiet, traditional service is held in the St. Paul's Chapel. We worship and share communion using the Book of Common Prayer. Please join us each week for coffee and conversation in the library afterward the service.

Babies and children are welcome in our services. Many parents prefer to keep their babies with them until they become mobile – just park your stroller away from the exits. Our Nursery is equipped for babies so you can drop in and feed or change your little one. Or come for a visit to the Nursery, meet our staff and volunteers and find out if your baby is ready to stay. Parents are welcome to accompany their child at any time. The Nursery Team will locate you in the service if they are unable to settle your child.

This relaxed service of worship is held in the Sanctuary and blends the best of modern and classical music and prayer. Teachings are biblical and relevant to your everyday life. The Bridge celebrates communion every week by sharing in the bread and wine. This community is made up of a diverse group of people who are learning how to follow Jesus in the city. We offer lively and growing children and youth ministries, as well as a chance to connect over coffee after the service.

Children’s Ministry happens every Sunday during The Bridge. We are growing and love to welcome new families. At each service you will find friends and Bible teaching, activities and leaders who enjoy children, a safe snack and a place to have fun together. Head up to the second floor and one of our team members will greet you.

When youth (Grades six to 12) come to St. Paul’s on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. or 11 a.m. they experience a welcoming, fun environment. They also find opportunities to make friends, enjoy good snacks, share with great leaders and, most importantly, learn what it means to follow Jesus.

All are welcome to join this prayer group. This group meets every Sunday morning at 10:20 a.m. in room 7.

All are welcome to join this prayer group. This group meets every Sunday morning at 10:50 a.m. in the St. Paul's Chapel.

Babies and children are welcome in our services. Many parents prefer to keep their babies with them until they become mobile – just park your stroller away from the exits. Our Nursery is equipped for babies so you can drop in and feed or change your little one. Or come for a visit to the Nursery, meet our staff and volunteers and find out if your baby is ready to stay. Parents are welcome to accompany their child at any time. The Nursery Team will locate you in the service if they are unable to settle your child.

This historic Anglican service of worship connects our present, living faith with those who have worshiped God faithfully for centuries. All are welcome to join us in the Main Sanctuary for this vibrant service with choral music, hymns, biblically relevant sermons and prayers. We alternate between services of Holy Communion and Morning Prayer. Young people are welcome to join our growing children and youth programs. Please join us after the service for coffee in the Atrium or lunch in the Great Hall.

When youth (Grades six to 12) come to St. Paul’s on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. or 11 a.m. they experience a welcoming, fun environment. They also find opportunities to make friends, enjoy good snacks, share with great leaders and, most importantly, learn what it means to follow Jesus.

Children’s Ministry happens every Sunday during the 11 a.m. Service. We are growing and love to welcome new families. At each service you will find friends and Bible teaching, activities and leaders who enjoy children, a safe snack and a place to have fun together. Head up to the second floor and one of our team members will greet you.

Lunch is provided after the 11 a.m. service for $5. Check the back page of the What's Happening to find out what our in-house chef is serving. Past menu items have included ham and cheese croissants, Caesar salad, and chicken pot pie.

Join us every Tuesday at 12:10 p.m. for a short service of Holy Communion.

Every Tuesday from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. we gather to learn silence and stillness through Christian meditation. We listen to brief teaching sessions on CD, pray, meditate and then spend some time in quiet conversation.

If you are suffering from the pain of separation or divorce, this 13-week series is designed to support you through the trials and traumas in the aftermath. DivorceCare takes a biblical approach to divorce, separation and related issues such as anger, forgiveness, loneliness, financial survival, and consideration of children’s needs.

This weekly Bible Study is open to all. Come have lunch and study the Bible. Please check screen for possible room changes.

Alpha is a series of interactive sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith.

Each session looks at a different question, and is designed to create conversation. There’s no pressure, no follow-up and no charge; it’s just an open, informal, and honest space to explore and discuss life’s big questions together.

If you have lost a loved one, this 6-week series offers support and fellowship through the grieving process. The series is a biblical approach to the deep hurt from the finality of death.

Do you know a talented, musical teen? Encourage them to consider St. Paul’s Youth Music programme! It’s a fun way to meet other youth, to participate in the life of the Church, and to build confidence.

We meet every Wednesday at 5pm to learn and practice the musical skills essential to leading music in a church setting. Youth learn how to read, improvise, arrange, and perform music ranging from contemporary praise music to traditional hymns. Youth also learn essential band/ensemble skills and relevant music theory and music appreciation.

The group is led by Ian Koiter (BMus Honours). In addition to being St. Paul’s youth & young adult pastor, Ian also serves as musical director for Juno-award winning artist, Shad, as well as the popular Toronto-based collaborative musical event, Practice.

Youth are required to attend weekly rehearsals, help lead worship at youth gatherings. For new members, an audition is required. Please contact Ian for more information.

Alpha is a series of interactive sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith.

Each session looks at a different question, and is designed to create conversation. There’s no pressure, no follow-up and no charge; it’s just an open, informal, and honest space to explore and discuss life’s big questions together.

These two confidential sessions are designed to offer support and fellowship if you or a loved one are dealing with depression.

Part of our time together is fellowship, we make sure that we have fun with games in the youth room and gym, but the heart of our time is a lesson and small group discussions.

Our choir is a community that offers its musical gifts in the service of God at St. Paul’s and new members are always welcome. Many members of our community also offer their instrumental gifts in helping to lead worship. Contact our Music Director if you are interested in serving in this capacity.