Anglican Churches in Ontario

St. John's Richmond is rooted in the Anglican tradition and stands as a spiritual and architectural landmark in Richmond, Ontario. The church welcomes individuals on their spiritual journey, emphasizing community and worship.

Grace Church is a community of people from diverse backgrounds, exploring and learning what it means to be followers of Jesus Christ in South Scarborough. We are a community that exists to worship God, engage with our local community and grow together in faith as we proclaim the Good News of God’s Kingdom.

Julian of Norwich Anglican Church is an Anglican congregation that welcomes all to join them in worship and community.

Epiphany Anglican Church is an Anglican community in Ottawa called to love God and their neighbours as themselves, offering traditional liturgical worship with contemporary elements including a worship band alongside choir and organ.

St. Bartholomew's is a welcoming, inclusive, and discerning Anglican community located in Ottawa's heart on traditional Anishinaabe Algonquin lands. The church emphasizes prayer, worship, and community service.

St George's Anglican Church is a community of caring that seeks to worship God and follow Christ in proclaiming the gospel by word and action.

Holy Trinity is a historic Anglican church rooted in ancient Christian tradition, striving to make God's love known and experienced in their present society through worship, fellowship, and community service.

St. John the Evangelist is an Anglican church in Hamilton, Ontario, seeking to help people become followers of Jesus through nurture, worship, evangelism, and service. They are a welcoming and affirming community that has served the Kirkendall neighbourhood for over 130 years.

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.

St. Paul's Cathedral is the seat of the Diocese of Huron of the Anglican Church of Canada. Built in Gothic Revival style between 1844-1846, it is the oldest church in London. Motto: 'Inspiring Communities.'

Saint Andrew Memorial Anglican Church is part of the Diocese of Huron and the Anglican Church of Canada, seeking to create worship experiences that bridge traditional and contemporary Anglican traditions. The church emphasizes missional living, preparing its community through worship to serve neighbors and engage lovingly with the world.

St. Michael & All Angels Anglican Church offers traditional Anglican worship with both Book of Common Prayer and Book of Alternative Services. Wheelchair accessible with elevator for hall access.

All Saints' Anglican Church is a growing and vibrant church in North Waterloo focused on discovering new ways to serve neighbours and community, welcoming people from all points on their spiritual journey to learn and grow as disciples of Jesus Christ.

CSI Church Toronto is affiliated with the Church of South India and the Anglican Church of Canada, existing to develop Christ-centered community through worship, God's word, and service to broken communities with Christian values and hope.

Church of the Ascension seeks to be a safe, accessible, and welcoming place where people of all ages, genders, sexual orientations, races, cultures, abilities, and backgrounds can learn, serve, and lead.

Christ Church Bells Corners (CCBC) is a Christian community in the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa that seeks to be a dynamic presence in the world God loves, with a rich history and a hopeful future.

St. Margaret's Anglican Church is dedicated to serving the community and fostering a welcoming environment for all. They emphasize spiritual growth and connection among members.

All Saints Anglican Church is a welcoming community where members can meet God, make friends, and make a difference through worship, service, and fellowship.

All Saints' Anglican Church is a historic, welcoming Anglican parish in Collingwood, Ontario that fosters a joyful, inclusive community centered on Jesus Christ and strives to make the Kingdom of Heaven visible through worship and service.

PERMANENTLY CLOSED. St. James Anglican Church was deconsecrated in 2019 and sold. The 150-year-old building has been converted to 'The Oxford', a mixed-use commercial hub with office, event, and retail space.