Music at Metropolitan and Toronto RCCO Organ Horizons present Canadian organist Dr. Maxine Thevenot in recital. The program includes works by Dupre, Messiaen, Togni, Vierne and others.
Join us on Sunday for worship at 11 a.m. The Carillon prelude begins outside at 10:30 am and the organ prelude begins at 10:45 am inside. At this service The Rev. John Joseph Mastandrea will preach, “THE ONCE AND FUTURE KING”.
Readings this week are:
Ezekiel 34:11-16, 20-24; Ephesians 1:15-23; Matthew 25:31-46
Join us for Sunday morning worship with Communion in the Founders' Chapel. At this service The Rev. John Joseph Mastandrea will share his message "The Song of the Mountain".
Join us on Sunday for worship at 11 a.m. The Carillon prelude begins outside at 10:30 am and the organ prelude begins at 10:45 am inside. Preaching this week is The Rev. Dr. G. Malcolm Sinclair with his sermon, "George MacLeod’s Umbrella".
Come join us for a light breakfast and spiritual discussion on "Suffering in the Bible".The December discussion will be on "Suffering in the Book of Job".
Join us on Sunday for worship at 11 a.m. The Carillon prelude begins outside at 10:30 am and the organ prelude begins at 10:45 am inside. At this service The Rev. Dr. G. Malcolm Sinclair will preach, “SO AFRAID OF JOHN”.
Instead of its regular meeting, the Peace and Social Justice Committee will be in the Narthex after service today, with a display of Amnesty International information. (December 10 is Human Rights Day.) Stop by and chat, sign a petition, and give us your thoughts about human rights and how we, at Met, can further them in Canada and abroad.
NEWS FLASH: WE HAVE A TICKET HOTLINE: To reserve tickets call 416-363-0331, Extension 64. All tickets are $20, and are general admission. The event starts at 7 pm but the doors open at 6 - come early, get the best seat and revel in the ambiance of Met at Christmas!!!
Mark your calendars for one of the most exciting events of the Christmas season - a reading of Charles Dickens' classic 'A Christmas Carol'.
Join us for Sunday morning worship with Communion in the Founders' Chapel. At this service The Rev. John Joseph Mastandrea will share his message "The Madrigal of Toronto".
Our annual candlelight service of lessons and carols features the Metropolitan Choir, Metropolitan Handbells, organists Patricia Wright and Matthew Coons in anthems, congregational carols, and traditional readings. Freewill offering.
