Dear friends,
Welcome to our website! Thank you for taking the time to find us. We are a warm, inclusive and curious community of faith and we are always happy to have new folks join us on the journey of faith, justice, meaning and hope. We know you bring unique gifts and we would love to get to know you.
Calvin Presbyterian is located one block northwest of Yonge and St. Clair Ave. in Toronto.We share in a Ecumenical Shared Ministry with Deer Park United Church.
Throughout th
e Season of Lent, we are following a series called “Everything [in] between” by Sanctified Art. Each Sunday we will be taking up a different story from Luke’s Gospel and exploring a different theme, such Rest & Growth, Lost & Found, Stranger & Neighbour, Faith & Works, and Righteousness & Mercy. Come and walk with us in the Messy Middle of Lent, where God will meet us over and over again.
Please join us for Holy Week Services:
Sunday, April 13 Palm Sunday
Maundy Thursday, April 17 (6pm)
Good Friday, April 18 (10:30am)
Easter Sunday, April 20 (10:30am)
WORSHIP AT CALVIN/DEER PARK is every Sunday at 10:30am and all are welcome.
If you are interested in children’s programming, opportunities to sing, serving meals to those who struggle with food insecurity or are looking for fellowship or study, come and talk with us or drop us an email!
Our sanctuary hosts many concerts and events, which you can see on our concerts page. We also host community meetings, such as AA. Our building is also home to The Toronto Children’s Chorus.
We appreciate all our volunteers and those who have donated to the church. Thank you! Your generosity allows Calvin/Deer Park to flourish in this neighbourhood. Donations can be made by cheque/cash, e-transfer (contact the Church Office) or CanadaHelps (on our donate page). Tax receipts are available for donations.
We are also continuing to share current events for the church, please email [email protected] to get on our mailing list.
We worship together, share in ministry and serve God together. We are two distinct congregations that share a history, a neighbourhood, worship services and one Lord and Saviour whom we worship and trust. Our congregation seeks to live out Jesus’s commandment to love our God with our hearts, minds and spirits and to love our neighbour as ourselves.
Our cooperation is unique and we rejoice and take strength in the words written to the faithful at Ephesus: “one faith, one hope, one baptism.” Ephesians 4:5