St. Thomas' Anglican Church is a welcoming, inclusive Anglican parish rooted in history but open to the present world, celebrating diversity and uniting in faith, love, and fellowship.
University and College Outreach ProgramCommunity GroupsAdult LearningChildren's MinistryYouth MinistryChoirChime ChoirContemporary Worship Leaders
About this church
Founded December 26, 1818, making it over 200 years old with deep roots in Belleville's historySurvived two major fires (1876 and 1975) and was rebuilt, with current building featuring Gothic Revival exterior joined to modern glass-enveloped Parish CentreArchitecture reflects congregation identity: 'rooted in history, but wide open to the present world' with interior completely refashioned and illuminated by skylightsMembership includes diverse age groups (seniors, empty-nesters, parents with young children and teens) united around theme of 'sincere hospitality' to all persons
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Hours & Services
Sunday8:00 AM & 10:30 AM
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162 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON, M5S 1M4
+1-416-922-4948
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