Metropolitan United Church

Metropolitan United Church is fortunate to be led by a team of two committed pastors. As a teaching facility, our ministry is occasionally supported by student ministers.

“FAITH STORIES ABOUT LIFE/LIFE STORIES ABOUT FAITH:

LIVING THROUGH THE AGES AND STAGES"

Dr. Malcolm Sinclair will lead a daytime study and conversation group on four Wednesday mornings from 10:00 until 12-noon.

Gather in the Heritage Room on:

The Toronto Urban Native Ministries continue our Friday evening services. Rev. Andrew Wesley, Rev. Allen Sinclair and Elizabeth Pike provide leadership.

We meet in the Met centre, entering by the West door. All are welcome!

The Toronto Urban Native Ministries will be beginning our fall services on September 7. Join us in the Met centre, entering by the west door. All are welcome.

Stimulate your Sunday morning curiosity with other keen people.  “One Question Bible Study" happens downstairs in the Heritage Room from 10:00 to 10:30 sharp. Dr. Malcolm Sinclair will introduce a brief biblical text and set the scene. He'll then pose a good, meaty question and let the games begin. ItÃ's rich. It's deep. It's real. Jump in.

Taize Worship, based on the teachings of Brother Roger from Taize France, uses music with simple melody lines and periods of silence to quiet the soul and renew the spirit. There is no sermon--just a meditative service with candlelight, prayers, readings, silence, and soft music with repetitive words. The service offers a wonderful opportunity to be silent and center on The Lord.

Led by the Met Labyrinth group and the Rev. John Joseph Mastandrea.

Starting again after Labour Day, join us for prayer over Breakfast at Fran's Restaurant at the corner of Shuter and Victoria, near the Church.

Are you interested in exploring membership at Met? Come to the Library this Saturday, break a little bread and touch the hidden corners of the Church.

For more information please contact John Joseph

Join us for our Noon Service in the Founders Chapel.

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.