St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church

Zion Christian Reformed Church in Pembroke, Ontario, was founded by Dutch immigrants in 1952 and continues to serve its community with biblical preaching and pastoral care.

Melville United Church is a United Church congregation serving Pembroke. Part of the United Church of Canada, this community gathers for worship, learning, and outreach in a spirit of inclusivity and grace.

All Saints Anglican Church is part of the Parish of the Valley, where Anglican Christians worship in the valleys of the Ottawa, Bonnechere, and Madawaska Rivers. The church emphasizes community, faith, and the warmth of welcoming all.

Zion Lutheran Church is a Lutheran congregation serving Pembroke, Ontario. Grounded in the teachings of Martin Luther and the distinction between Law and Gospel, this church welcomes all to worship and fellowship.

Zion Evangelical United Church is a United Church of Canada congregation in Pembroke, Ontario, welcoming all people to worship, grow, and serve together in the spirit of Christ's love.

Church of the Redeemer is an Anglican church seeking balance and hope, exploring what God is doing in individuals, community, and the city. They emphasize worship, spiritual practices, and outreach to those experiencing homelessness or hardship through their Common Table community program.

Church of the Holy Trinity is a community in Toronto's downtown core that expresses faith through lives of integrity, justice, and compassion. They celebrate the arts, foster lay leadership, include the doubter and marginalized, and challenge oppression.

Saint George's Cathedral is a spiritual home for the Anglican Diocese of Ontario and the greater Kingston community, committed to serving and loving God and neighbors while welcoming people of diverse backgrounds and beliefs.

Christ's Church Cathedral exists to share in God's loving transformation of lives, communities, and the world. We are a caring community committed to building meaningful friendships with people inside and outside the walls of our church.

A place of prayer on Algonquin territory since 1832, serving as the Anglican Cathedral in Canada's capital and cathedral of the Canadian Forces Anglican Military Ordinariate.