St. Anne's congregation worships in the Parish Hall at 651 Dufferin Street. Enter the building through the glass doors on the north side, between the Parish Hall and St. Anne's Place housing tower. Worship begins at 10:30am on Sunday morning. You are very welcome here!
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Worship with Us on Sundays!
Worship with Us on Sundays!
You are very welcome here!
We meet in our Parish Hall, which is located at 651 Dufferin Street.
Worship is also live-streamed on our YouTube page.
Regular Worship Schedule
Regular Worship Schedule
Sundays:
10:30 AM Eucharist (Church Hall) (Live-streamed on YouTube)
Worship Leaflet link:
Tuesdays:
11:00 AM Eucharist (LOFT St. Anne's Place)
Thursdays:
9:30 AM Morning Prayer (Book of Common Prayer)
Church Hall Chapel and Live-streamed on our YouTube page
There will be no morning prayer this week (August 20).
Poster design: Lili Faier
Where Walls Meet Sky Art Exhibition:
August 22 to September 13
Where Walls Meet Sky Art Exhibition:
August 22 to September 13
Where Walls Meet Sky, is a free, site-specific contemporary art exhibition curated by Rui Pimenta (Art Spin), opens August 22 and runs through September 13, 2026, at St. Anne’s Anglican Church (270 Gladstone Avenue). Featuring 12 Canadian artists working across sculpture, installation, photography, and multidisciplinary practices, the exhibition marks the first time the church will reopen to the public in its current state since the devastating 2024 fire.
The fire-scarred interior becomes a place of reflection, gathering, and artistic exploration through works by Sacha Bassil, Sandra Brewster, Julia Campisi, John Dickson, Sofia Escobar, David Jensenius, Gareth Lichty, Eunice Luk, Roda Medhat, Noel Middleton, Mary Catherine Newcomb, and Max Streicher. Learn more at: https://www.artspin.ca/where-walls-meet-sky
Poster design: Lili Faier
Wavelength Music Series:
A Concert in the Ruins of St. Anne's Church
Thursday, August 27 at 8:00 PM
Wavelength Music Series:
A Concert in the Ruins of St. Anne's Church
Thursday, August 27 at 8:00 PM
Located amidst the reconstruction, A Concert in the Ruins of St. Anne’s Church is a one-night-only collaboration between Wavelength Music and “gallery without walls” Art Spin. This will be a contemplative experience under the stars as we think about renewal and collective remembrance.
Canadian doom supergroup Völur (formed by members of Blood Ceremony, Trent Severn, Do Make Say Think) will headline for a night of drone music. They will be joined by Do Make Say Think and Broken Social Scene experimental artist Charles Spearin & Local Singers with Fleshtone Aura — performing a specially curated set for this evening — and emerging chamber folk band A Horse Named Friday from Kitchener.
We are honoured to have access to this historic site, and to animate it with art and music once again.
Next Community Dinner:
Sunday, September 20 at 5:00 PM
Next Community Dinner:
Sunday, September 20 at 5:00 PM
Each month we host a free community dinner that is open to all. All are welcome to come and enjoy a meal and meet friends new and old.
5pm in the Parish Hall, 651 Dufferin St. Enter by the side glass door.
There will be no community dinner in August
Piano Hour - Music Series
There will no piano hour in August
Piano Hour - Music Series
There will no piano hour in August
Morning Prayer Every Thursday at 9:30 AM
Morning Prayer Every Thursday at 9:30 AM
You are always welcome to Morning Prayer on Thursdays in person at 9:30, in the Chapel of the Parish Hall or pray along on-line on our YouTube page.
Thursday at 9.30am in the Parish Hall, 651 Dufferin St. Enter by the side glass door.
Support St. Anne's and Ensure Our Ministry
for Many Years to Come — Donate Today!
Support St. Anne's and Ensure Our Ministry
for Many Years to Come — Donate Today!
We are grateful for your continued support to our church community following the devastating loss of our historic church. Help us rebuild our ministry and create a church that reflects our faith through contemporary Canadian art and through ministry to all people.
You can contribute directly to us by visiting our Canada Helps page. We are most in need of support for our general fund, which helps us with our day-to-day operations. Consider setting-up a monthly donation as well.
Please share this widely. We are a church for all people and we will work together with the arts community to be a visible sign of who we are. We thank everyone for their care and generous donations.
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