St. James Cathedral

Sep 7 at 12:30pm: (In-person) Vestry Nominations Committee – Info Session – Lecture Room – Details here Sept 9 at 1:00pm: Organ recitals resume on Tuesdays at 1:00pm at St. James Cathedral. Schedule here Sept 9, 15 & 22 at

9:00am Service Worship Together, Join Us! Our 9:00am service Worship Together has been refreshed to more fully accommodate worshipers of all ages and abilities and to support congregational leadership in the service. In this spirit, you can expect: A physical

Our Organ Recitals series on Tuesdays at 1:00pm features some of the region’s finest organists and the powerful sounds of St. James Cathedral’s 5,000 organ pipes. Concerts begin at 1:00 pm and last about 40 minutes. Admission is free and

🐾 Blessing of the Animals! The Neighbourhood’s Favourite Tradition Returns! 🐾 📅 Saturday, October 4 🕥 10:30am 📍 Cathedral’s West Lawn ☀️ Outdoors – or in the Cathedral if it rains ☔️ 🙏🏻🕊️ Join us for the Blessing of the

Nominations are open: Historically, one of the great things about the Anglican church and its middle way is a governing structure that is both hierarchical and democratic.  We are led by our bishops and clergy, but at every level, there

RSVP here: Children’s Community Choir Rehearsals at St. James! Know a child who loves to sing? We’re inviting all children ages 6-16 who love music and singing to join our free Children’s Community Choir. Children of all faiths and backgrounds

Mark your calendars and join us on the last Friday night of the month at 6:00pm for a Family Fun Night! Friday, September 26 at 6:00pm – 8:00pm St. James Cathedral – 106 King Street East, Toronto, ON M5C 2E9

Mark your calendars! Marjorie Rudder Walks for Refugees I want to support! The St. James and Community Refugee Committee is celebrating its 10th anniversary of sponsoring refugee resettlement with a fundraising walkathon on Saturday, September 27, 2025 at the Edwards

Get your tickets here 🎬 A Night to Remember at St. James Cathedral 🎶 Experience a truly unforgettable evening as world-renowned organist David Briggs brings the 1925 silent film classic The Phantom of the Opera to life with a spellbinding,