Toronto United Mennonite Church

Trinity-St. Paul's is an inclusive and affirming congregation of the United Church of Canada celebrating God's presence, seeking justice and peace, strengthening faith, and nurturing the creative spirit through scripture, prayer, fellowship, activism, and the arts.

Timothy Eaton Memorial Church is a lively and engaging congregation that proclaims faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour, serving as a hub of worship, compassion, beauty, discipleship and belonging with a commitment to local and global community service.

St. Philip's is a diverse and inclusive Lutheran faith community in Toronto freed by the grace of Christ to connect with God, neighbour, and self, practicing hospitality and partnering to make a difference in their neighbourhood.

St. Patrick's Parish is Toronto's fifth oldest Roman Catholic parish, home to the Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help in the diocese. The parish is committed to sacramental life, community service, and spiritual formation through various ministries and devotions.

St. Archangel Michael is a Serbian Eastern Orthodox Church located in Toronto, serving the Serbian Orthodox community with Divine Liturgy and traditional Orthodox worship.

Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church is rooted in the Anabaptist Mennonite faith tradition, seeking to explore the revelation of Biblical scripture and its implications in our lives, community, and world. The church is committed to reconciliation and justice, particularly in relation to Indigenous communities.

First Mennonite Church nurtures an intercultural community of Jesus followers to foster encounter with God and embody reconciliation across boundaries. They emphasize worship, community, and service as central to their identity.

Hamilton Mennonite Church is a thriving congregation in the Anabaptist Mennonite tradition located near McMaster University in west Hamilton, Ontario. They are committed to sharing God's grace and living Christ's peace while welcoming all people regardless of age, race, ethnicity, ability, marital status, economic status, religious background, sexual orientation, and gender identity.

Waterloo North Mennonite Church is an energetic congregation that includes members with Mennonite backgrounds as well as others with a variety of faith traditions.