Updated Review: I stand by my previous review! This is a great church to visit in the GTA if you're…read morelooking for a community. The congregation has grown since my last review, and to accommodate a growing congregation, The City Church now has two (2) services on Sunday mornings - one at 9:00 AM, and another at 11:00 AM. The facility continues to be clean and well-maintained. There are wonderful programs for kids and youth. There are also City Groups for adults of all ages, catering to various interests and stages of life, so you definitely have a chance to build relationships and make friends in your church community. Dress code is casual to business casual. The sermons continue to be engaging and applicable to daily living. This is a wonderful community church in the GTA, and caters to all ages and backgrounds.

Nice church... Awesome facility for Kids... Visitors are welcomed... Casual and welcoming…read moreenvironment... Visitors will not feel unwelcomed.

A wonderful and beautiful church, the people are kind and there is peace and love of God in them.read more

This church is amazing; it is filled with God's presence. Preachers and servants are a blessing to…read morethe church. Anyone entering is welcomed with such love and acceptance that it makes them feel like they are a part of a big family. You should bring your family, friends, and other people you know to the Arabic service; everyone is welcome.

We were here for the Christmas mass at 5pm. We arrived around 3:40pm and parked the car close by…read more They do have parking spots but we might stay a bit long after the mass with our friends. This cathedral was so pretty that I took a lot of pictures. Lucky that we came early, and picked our seats from the front, otherwise, a lot of people were standing at the back the whole mass. They didn't open upstairs for the crowds, because they short staff. They didn't even have choir that night, because they only have student choir, and the 5pm mass on Christmas Day was added before Christmas. There were no one could be served, and the leader of the Choir he sang the songs whole night. And his voice was so nice. And the father also needed to sing by himself too. There are 4 daily masses weekdays, but the locations were too far for us to come. That's so sad. I would like to have masses in cathedrals if possible. We will definitely come again.

It is most underrated and not advertised place! Every Torontoion must visit and so must every…read moretourist. It is a hidden gem. Multilevel cathedral with marble structures give it European vibes.

We came in at 6:30p mass and not a lot of people yet. They have great seating and the choir sounded…read moreamazing. Spending Christmas in Canada this year.

I'm a lightworker, being bullied and desperate to speak to someone in the church. I was told…read moresomeone would call me. I cried on the phone asking for guidance. No one called.

Father Carlos conducts his masses great and has one of the best choirs in Mississauga. His 10:30am…read moreSunday mass is the one you should go for and watch out for his unique celebrations.

Meeting up here for a free walking tour (even though the tour guide did not appear, perhaps because…read moreof the rain), I had a good opportunity to see the outside and the inside of this beautiful church as well as the lovely grounds. The first church was build here in 1803-1807 with the aid of public subscriptions and a government grant. That frame building was enlarged in 1818-19 and replaced by a larger one in 1831. The first incumbent was the Reverend George Okill Stuart, who served from 1800 to 1812 when he was succeeded by the Reverend John Strachan, later first bishop of Toronto. The second church was burnt in 1839. Toronto's first cathedral was then erected on this site but was destroyed by the great fire of 1849. The present cathedral was begun in 1850, opened for divine service in 1852 and completed in 1874. The structure is stunning, the interior is classic and peaceful. It is open to the public and you're welcome inside but please keep in mind as you do so that this is an active church so please be considerate of the other parishioners. [Review 10975 overall, 747 of 2019.]

This historical downtown Toronto Ontario building is home to a Christian Anglican congregation…read morewhich has its roots as far back as 1797 according to historians. Featured as an 1853 Gothic Revival cathedral, the parish held services prior to COVID-19 measures took effect but have now restarted limited in-person Sunday worship. Many church ministries and community outreach initiatives have been negatively impacted by this pandemic. Remind yourself to Keep the Faith!

Such a wonderful ministerial congregation spreading the Word of Christ; they facilitate a…read morebible-study group every Wed's nights @ 7-8:30pm; The fellowship is great w/ respect to the in- group discipleship; The pastors are very lovely and gathering within this church practice is very joyful. There is also Mass, Sat's nights @ 6-7pm; hosting live Christian music w/ praise and songs, followed by educational spiritual teachings which deepens your encounter and relationship w/ The Lord :)

I've been coming here for 15 years and I love it. They've got great youth programs and small groups…read morefor adults, too so that everyone can feel connected. It's a very diverse church which I like because they do embrace all cultures and ethnicities here. The main pastor of this church will make you want to stay as he is able to give non - judgmental sermons that are applicable to your life. I've gone to churches where I always feel like I'm being condemned, but not here. They focus on you having a relationship with God rather than a religion. They have three services but I usually go on Saturday evenings where it's less crowded and more casual. Honestly even if you go to church on Sunday morning in your jeans or tracks, no one would say anything. I do love that they include their congregation in understanding the finances of the church and where donations are going, which I find can be a place of criticism of people against Christian churches and rightfully so. They've got great presentations for Easter and Christmas and that's how I started going. They've done great renovations recently too and I am happy with the positive direction they are continuously going in. I still do visit other churches but I find that I'm more connected here.