St. John's Anglican Church

Pitou★★★★★3 years ago

A beautiful well-maintained church that is warm and inviting. My wife and I stopped by for a short visit. We were welcomed and lucky enough to be visiting while Robert, the organist was practicing. He gave us a tour of the organ and the church, explained the history and recent renovations, he is a fantastic ambassador for the church and made our visit very very interesting. My wife had played the organ in the church over 50 years ago so it was very special to her. Thank you again to everyone but especially Robert.

Sally★☆☆☆☆10 months ago

Beautiful church. Not very friendly. I was in crisis. Sat alone crying in a pew. Not one person acknowledged me and ironicallly the sermon was about the good Sameritan.

Adam Nymann★★★★★11 months ago

While at Trent I attended this parish, and I can honestly say this is one of the best - if not the best - church in the city. The community is incredibly welcoming, and the whole parish lives out the Gospel in word and action. It’s been a really great place to grow in my faith as a young queer person, and I miss it and the friends I made while there. The choir, liturgy, and preaching are solid. Lots of diverse offerings and services to help folks grow in their faith. Fr. Brad is a phenomenal rector whose passion has really helped to shape this place in a delightful way. If you are looking for a parish that will welcome you - no matter who you are - look no further. This is it.

Derrick Iverson★★★★☆2 years ago

The King of Kings. That song is so good. The music got better at the end. The priests & singers started walking around the church & I thought the mass was over but they were just singing while walking around. Kind of confusing at first. Haha! The pillars block the view hence why there are six TV's there. The chair seats are unique. Great Anglican church.

James Laite★★★★☆a year ago

Can play the bells way too often and way too loud! Often trying to play current modern songs on really old church bells, creating a cacophony of tortured tunes in its endless and seemingly never improving quest to try to force modern pop hits out of the scant selection of notes available to the volunteers, who (to their credit), are seemingly undaunted by the impressively consistent streak, which by my count is well over 500 consecutive failed attempts to even come close to reproducing even 1 single passably recognizable version of a modern tune. The unavoidable result is years of extremely annoying Wednesday evenings and painfully disastrous sudo-alarm clock wake up's on Sunday mornings. More impressive in my opinion, is my continued restraint, displayed by my not playing back some equally tortured version of some hymn or something similar back

MJ Borg★★★★★7 years ago

Excellent place for helping the homeless and less fortunate. Amazing cooking program too

Gary Caravaggio★★★★★7 years ago

I have done some volunteer work at this church and can tell you that this entire community is better for the work that gets done here.Selfless caring for others is what these people strive for and when you go there to see what you could do to help,you will notice how challenging this can be when trying to help those who really need .

Jennifer Burke★★★★★6 years ago

This is our place of worship, a beautiful building plus very nice worship service

Kimberly Snow★★★☆☆4 years ago

Great place if you're an addict, or homeless

Bipqr slef★★★★★7 years ago

The Anglican Church has changed with the times. I support helping others