Saturday, December 12, 2026 at 7:30pm. Messiah by G. F. Handel sung in the beautiful setting of St. James Cathedral. With the Choirs of St. James Cathedral and Trinity College, U of T, with the Orchestra of St. James. Early
Our Scripture Circle meets each Wednesday at 11:00am to discuss and reflect on the Bible passages we heard the previous Sunday. This group is open to all and is a wonderful way to deepen our understanding of God’s word together
Thank you to everyone who joined us and volunteered on Sunday, July 26, as we celebrated the Feast of our patron saint, St. James, and the blessing of the Emancipation Plaque. Why do we celebrate St. James, the Apostle?
Message from Canon Geoffrey It is an honour and privilege to join you at St. James’ Cathedral as Sub-Dean & Vicar. Some of you know that SJC has a very special place in my heart, being my home parish where
Thank you to all our volunteers and everyone who helped make our Canada Day Drop-In & Community BBQ such a success. Together, we welcomed over 500 guests from our Drop-In community, the St. Lawrence neighbourhood, and beyond with hospitality and
A Special Welcome from St. James Cathedral We offer a special welcome to those who are in the pews for the first time, those joining us online, and those who have worshipped here for decades. Whether you are a lifelong
Thank you to everyone who joined us for Doors Open 2026 at St. James Cathedral and St. James Cemetery! Over the course of the weekend, we were delighted to welcome thousands of visitors to explore the beauty, history, music, and
May 17 at 4:30pm • Thy Kingdom Come: Join the global wave of prayer Thank you to everyone who joined us for this special multilingual worship service celebrating prayer, faith, and the diversity of our city. Watch the service again
Thank you all for joining us on May 31, 2026, for the Vicar’s last Sunday before his retirement on June 30, 2026. —- A note from Canon Stephen Fields “Thank you for your farewell gift and warm words of
Easter proclaims that God’s love is stronger than death and that new life is truly possible. At the empty tomb, despair gives way to hope, fear to courage, and confusion to faith. Easter is not only a celebration of what
