The Church of the Holy Trinity is a community of people who seek to express Christian faith through lives of integrity, justice and compassion. We foster lay leadership, include the doubter and the marginalized, and challenge oppression wherever it may be found.
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We are the hosts of the Toronto Homeless Memorial.
Join us to remember all those who have died and continue to die on the streets of Toronto. Remember their names and acknowledge their existence in a public way. This outside gathering is followed by a light lunch inside the Church of the Holy Trinity, beside the Eaton Centre.
The palm procession from on high
The Church of the Holy Trinity, Trinity Square, Toronto is looking for a new Music Director.
Download PDF here: Holy Trinity Music Director
Church of the Holy Trinity
10 Trinity Square, Toronto, Ontario M5G 1B1
Persons interested in applying for this position should email a letter of interest and a résumé to hr@holytrinitytoronto.org no later than 12 noon EST February 28, 2013.
POSITION DESCRIPTION: Music Director (16 hours per week)
Salary commensurate with experience
PURPOSE: To lead the development of the music ministry for all Liturgies of the church. To encourage and develop the musical capabilities of the community, and to develop community [...]
Second Sunday after Epiphany (January 20, 2013) by Jennifer Henry
‘The Spirit of the Lord is upon me,
because he has anointed me
to bring good news to the poor.
He has sent me to proclaim release to the captives
and recovery of sight to the blind,
to let the oppressed go free,
to proclaim the year of God’s favour.’ (Luke 4:18-19)
You will likely recognize these words. And even if you didn’t grow up in a strongly biblical denomination, you might be able to place them in the scriptures. For those of us who understand the Christian mandate as saturated with the call for justice, this [...]
Sings My Soul! Join Jan Plecash and Allison Piercey as they provide musical leadership for an hour of community singing and reflection. Oasis services of music and reflection take place on the last Friday of the month and provide a space to noursish the justice-seeking soul. The service will be followed by a light supper and opportunity to visit. Mark your calendars for the next service on February 22!
You can find these services in the Church of the Holy Trinity next to the Eaton Centre just south of Dundas between Yonge and Bay streets. Come find a quiet centre in the heart of the city!
Purchase Tickets . Download Flyer
Church of the Holy Trinity, in cooperation with Habitat for Humanity Toronto, happily presents Medievaliscious!
This Candlemas, come relish the tastes, sights and sounds of the Middle Ages at this unique joint benefit dinner. Set in downtown Toronto’s beautiful and historic Church of the Holy Trinity, the event includes:
A medieval-themed three-course menu Live entertainment Silent auction Mystery door prize competition
Period costumes are encouraged!
Come support Church of the Holy Trinity and Habitat for Humanity Toronto’s mission of building homes and building hope for hardworking Toronto families. See you there!
Date: Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013 Time: 6 p.m. Location: Church of the Holy Trinity, 10 Trinity Square, Toronto M5G [...]
Join concerned citizens of Toronto as they remember their sisters and brothers who have died on the street without a home to call their own. Gathering at noon outside Church of The Holy Trinity at the Homeless Memorial. Remembrance is followed by a light lunch in the church.
If they show up
THIS CHRISTMAS
seeking refugee status…
How will Canada receive them? The Christ Child was born into an uncertain and dangerous world. The rich layers of the Christmas story can speak to us in different ways at different points in our life and shed new light on what is happening in the wider world around us.
Matthew’s version of the Christmas events includes two harrowing scenes: Joseph and Mary’s flight into Egypt and the slaughter of the innocents. In these scenes, Mary and Joseph flee with their little son into Egypt to escape the mass murder of boy children at the hands of King Herod. [...]
Thanks for finding Church of The Holy Trinity. We are a hidden gem in the heart of the city that serves many more than those who worship here. Our doors are open every day from 11 am to 3 pm welcoming visitors of all kinds. We provide a warm respite and welcoming ear for those who wish to talk and a space of sacred silence for others. Our buildings host weekly worship on Sundays and Wednesdays, Trinity Square Cafe, other non-profit community group tenants, AA and Al-anon groups, meditation and yoga, countless concerts, community meetings, a monthly homeless memorial, and an annual production of The Christmas Story. We are a community open and responsive [...]
Christmas Eve
7:30 PM Christmas Tree Trimming and Mulled Cidre // Refrescos y arbol de Navidad de recorte
8:00 PM Caroling // Cantos de Navidad
8:30 PM The Holy Trinity and San Esteban communities
join for a Festive Eucharist (Spanish and English) // Misa de Gallo
Christmas Day
10:30 AM An informal Eucharist with Carols
December 30th: The First Sunday after Christmas
10:00 AM Christmas Readings, Carols, and Eucharist
January 6th: The Feast of the Epiphany
10:00 AM Eucharist followed by Exploring Faith in Community for all ages
Ian Digby, Homilist
Readings: Zephaniah 3:14-20; Isaiah 12:2-6; Philippians 4:4-; Luke 3:7-18
May the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be always pleasing to you, my God.
Good morning, and I offer a warm welcome to visitors who are joining us at Holy Trinity for the first time today. My name is Ian Digby, and I am a long-term but sometimes irregular member of this congregation. It is a pleasure to work through the Bible readings with you today for the first time in many years.
We are now at the third Sunday of Advent, three quarters of the way along the path of waiting for the coming of the Christ [...]
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