St. Paul's Bloor Street

Great place for small group workshops. They are very strict on bringing food from outside.

Beautiful space. I have only been there for Easter services as it is not my home church so I cannot comment on the usual services but Easter is always lovely

This was the venue for the 2018 Toronto Star Christmas Concert. As always, a pleasure and a great opportunity to give to something worthwhile. Tom Bell did a fantastic job of filling in at short notice.

I haven't been at this church that long but it is very welcoming and the services are good.

Awesome architecture, Beautiful complex stained glass windows, history lives there. Updated to include a lot of modern conveniences including central air with antique giant fan.

Fantastic church. Great interior, historic site. The traditional service at 11am is my favourite. They do an amazing job welcoming new comers. Service is always prepared extremely well. This is where I started my spiritual journey and came into faith. I hope you can enjoy the same miracle as I have. God bless you.

Beautiful building and the contemporary service was relevant and engaging.

Holy moly what architecture! ⛪ This is a very beautiful Anglican church located in the heart of downtown Toronto and I promote spirituality and have been well educated and people want me to teach world religion not to boast. Assalamualaikum, Namaste, and whatever background you come from May you understand that prayer is something that doesn't hurt but religion can divide and in the end there is only one generally observable dynamics to the universe and that is the true unobservable force that everybody is seeking. now since the dawn of text it's been natural that we have been divided and we have argued there have been arguments since the beginning of time and whether you be Catholic Christian agnostic or anything else there's nothing that would harm you and appreciating the fine architecture of St Paul's here in the heart of Toronto Ontario Canada. many fine cultures came to North America from across the world and brought their beliefs and even those of the indigenous people of North America known as the first Nations we try to respect everybody here and so please be respectful and remember that in the end you should not force your views upon anybody but it is okay to educate. I once told a dear Muslim friend that his supreme knowledge of the Quran would not overcome the belief of a Christian because in the end you must learn to understand others if you want to truly understand yourself and that by knowing more about others can you understand more about yourself communicate and overcome differences rather than trying to convert or convince. So I promote a planet where we believe in each other and where we don't look for answers from people on clouds or fantasies because in the end the reality is that the ancestors had lesson for us and I have learned that just like you cannot see the oxygen between us there is more in this universe that holds us together than a supreme being and even though sometimes when we feel lost and we think that we've had a connection with something we have to understand that we have to learn to let go in order to find ourselves. That's a part of the process of grieving and forgiveness and not learning to torture yourself over the things that have come before you and the past because original sin is a concept and it just means that we should not be held accountable for the mistakes of our ancestors and even hold ourselves accountable for our own stakes forever because eventually you should forgive try not to forget. Just learn to promote equality. Stop fighting and worshiping is important but don't believe that you know more than anyone because the generally observable dynamics of life and the universe will always prove you wrong that's karma. ✌️???????????