Many of you know our friend Heather Goodchild for her artwork featuring St. Anne's and for her lovely cat, Jason. Heather's artwork will be featured in an exhibit at the Clint Roenisch Gallery starting this Thursday. We highly recommend you visit. To learn more, visit this link. 

You are invited to join author Marianne Goodfellow as she shares the story of her great uncle Warren Skey, son of Canon Lawrence Skey. The book not only tells the story of a remarkable person, but offers glimpses into the history of St. Anne's and its early history.

Marianne will visit St. Anne's on Sunday, May 4, and will join us after Eucharist for a time to talk about her book, the story, and to answer any questions. All are welcome! You can purchase the book by ordering at your local independent bookseller, Amazon.ca, or Indigo.ca. Marianne will also bring copies of the book to the event and will be happy to seel them that day.

Once again, the parishes of the Parkdale-West Toronto Deanery will come together for a joint service of Evensong at St. Olave's parish in Bloor West and for a reception afterwards. If you would like to help bring some food to share with others, please let Fr. Don know. 

Pray with us every Tuesday and Thursday at 9:30 in the chapel of the church hall. You can join us in-person or online on our YouTube page.

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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One of the wonderful gifts of the Anglican Reformation was the introduction of morning and evening prayer for all Christians. Known as the Daily Office, the prayer is a simple time of praying the psalms and contemplating on a scripture reading or two. You can pray the Daily Office online or with your mobile device with apps such as Common Prayer Canada, which is the Book of Common Prayer for the Canadian Church, or the Daily Prayer app from the Church of England, which includes a contemporary version as well as the classic 1662 Book of Common Prayer. Join us Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 in Dufferin-Grove Park or on YouTube as we pray morning prayer.