The St. James and Community Refugee Committee was created 2015 in response to the Syrian crisis. It has supported families from Syria, Iran and Cameroon and is working to sponsor a family from Afghanistan. The work of the committee is
During this Lenten season of reflection, we are asking you to give thought to your support of St. James Cathedral, its mission, and its outreach work. In order to assist the Interim Dean and the Wardens in planning priorities and
The Memorial Service for The Reverend William (Bill) Watson, which was originally scheduled for April 29, has been postponed. The Cathedral will hold a Requiem Eucharist for Father Bill at the 12:15pm service on Wednesday, April 27. All are welcome.
To read our current Spring Guidelines for worship, visit our website here. Join us for in-person Holy Week & Easter Day services: April 10 | THE SUNDAY OF THE PASSION (PALM SUNDAY) 8:00am Said Eucharist 9:00am Sung Eucharist *11:00am Choral
We are pleased to be hosting A Service of Prayer for Peace and Unity on Sunday, April 3 at 4:30pm. This Evensong will involve participation from the Toronto Inter-Church Council and others. We hope you can join as as we
Pursuant to Canon 14 (12.4) a Special Vestry Meeting of St. James Cathedral Church is hereby called for Tuesday, March 29, 2022, at 7:00pm to take place on Zoom. The purpose of the meeting is to ask Vestry for approval
AS OF MARCH 3, 2022, REGISTRATION TO ATTEND SERVICES IS NO LONGER REQUIRED Dear Friends, As you know, our province has seen big changes in the pandemic mandates that we have been living under. It is welcome news for many
The Annual Vestry Meeting of St. James Cathedral Church will be held on March 13, 2022 at 1:30pm via Zoom. In accordance with the Canon on Vestries of the Diocese of Toronto, persons sixteen years of age and over who
7:30am: Said Eucharist (in-person, registration not required; you’ll be asked to sign in upon arrival) 7:30am Service Leaflet 12:15pm: Sung Eucharist Bishop Andrew Asbil will preach. (in-person; registration will open here on February 23) 12:15pm Service Leaflet Click here to
The Women’s Interfaith Council of Canada (WICC) has been holding the World Day of Prayer in Canada for almost 100 years to empower Christians to pursue justice, peace and reconciliation, especially in issues affecting women and children, by standing together
