Advent
Events
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Watching and Waiting in Advent with Julian of Norwich
FeaturedThe Redeemer (lower level) 162 Bloor St W, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaPlease join us on the four Mondays of Advent. We’ll reflect together on passages from the writings of Julian of Norwich, the medieval English mystic who was the first woman to author a book in English – an account of her visions during a near-death experience in May 1373. Julian writes of a God in […]
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Sunday Worship Online at 9AM
FeaturedOnlineGathering online, our virtual doors open at 8.45 AM for conversation. Grab a cup of coffee or tea and join in through Zoom as the community prepares for worship together. At 9 AM, a simple service of Spiritual Communion is offered. A homily, hymns and prayers are the foundation of this service. Linger afterwards for […]
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Sunday Worship at 10:30AM
FeaturedThe Redeemer (main level) 162 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON, Ontario, CanadaAt 10:30 AM, we gather for worship: through scripture, song, homily and the Eucharist we mark the days of the liturgical year. Linger afterwards for a time of fellowship. The service is also live-streamed through our YouTube channel. We remember that wearing a mask in the church is welcomed as part of our care for one […]
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Bach Vespers
FeaturedA choir and orchestra-led service of prayer and music, highlighting a Bach Cantata and how the music draws out our gospel story. The Cantata for this service is BWV 243 - Magnificat. In addition to the community that gathers in the church building, the service will be available through YouTube Join in through YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/XJ7u6_k-Zps?feature=share
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Watching and Waiting in Advent with Julian of Norwich
FeaturedThe Redeemer (lower level) 162 Bloor St W, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaPlease join us on the four Mondays of Advent. We’ll reflect together on passages from the writings of Julian of Norwich, the medieval English mystic who was the first woman to author a book in English – an account of her visions during a near-death experience in May 1373. Julian writes of a God in […]
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Carolling on the Steps
FeaturedThe Redeemer (main level) 162 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON, Ontario, CanadaThe tradition of carolling on the front steps continues! Our choir gathers early for their final rehearsal before Christmas to bring the beautiful gift of Christmas carols to our busy street corner. Join them at 6 PM on Thursday, December 18. Hot chocolate and sweets in the church afterwards.
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Sunday Worship Online at 9AM
FeaturedOnlineGathering online, our virtual doors open at 8.45 AM for conversation. Grab a cup of coffee or tea and join in through Zoom as the community prepares for worship together. At 9 AM, a simple service of Spiritual Communion is offered. A homily, hymns and prayers are the foundation of this service. Linger afterwards for […]
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Sunday Worship at 10:30AM
FeaturedThe Redeemer (main level) 162 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON, Ontario, CanadaAt 10:30 AM, we gather for worship: through scripture, song, homily and the Eucharist we mark the days of the liturgical year. Linger afterwards for a time of fellowship. The service is also live-streamed through our YouTube channel. We remember that wearing a mask in the church is welcomed as part of our care for one […]
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Quiet Christmas
FeaturedThe Redeemer (main level) 162 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON, Ontario, CanadaSometimes the Christmas Season is difficult. Sometimes attending a Christmas service is hard. The season may not be cheery and bright because of loss, distance, or stress. The joyous sounds of big crowds and equally big music may be too joyous and big. The Quiet Christmas service on Sunday, December 21 at 4 PM offers […]
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Watching and Waiting in Advent with Julian of Norwich
FeaturedThe Redeemer (lower level) 162 Bloor St W, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaPlease join us on the four Mondays of Advent. We’ll reflect together on passages from the writings of Julian of Norwich, the medieval English mystic who was the first woman to author a book in English – an account of her visions during a near-death experience in May 1373. Julian writes of a God in […]
