The Rev. Jason Meyers preaching
Come for our PIE Day service, stay for a Lunch & Learn downstairs with guest speaker Katie Vardy, an M. Div. student from Emmanuel College.
March 16 - DANIEL TURNER & LUIS MEDINA, GUITARISTS
Visit us each week at 56 Queen St. E. in person or view online!
The Metropolitan Festival Choir and Baroque Orchestra (Jonathan Oldengarm, direction and continuo) present Handel's rarely-heard Brockes Passion. Soloists include Michael Colvin, Evangelist; Geoffrey Sirett, Jesus; Jacqueline Woodley, Tochter Zion; and several of our own lead singers. A vivid, passionate account of the most dramatic week in the Christian liturgical year, Brockes Passion is a rarely performed Handel masterwork written in a style that forms a marked contrast with Messiah.
Our theme is seeking: Honest Questions for Deeper Faith
Begin each weekday in Lent in prayer and community with scripture, a short reflection and time for contemplation.
Our new 15 minute weekly service of scripture, song, silence and prayer takes place Wednesdays at 8:45am beginning February 1. A hybrid worship service, we’ll meet in the chapel and on Zoom.
Photo: Naoko Tsujita
We welcomed Dr. Jonathan Oldengarm to the Metropolitan family (and the organ console) this past fall! You can learn more about Jonathan here.
Photo credit: Tam Lan Truong
Come out to Sunday School each week during our 11am service! Or take part in our kids' choir and join a rehearsal at 10:30am. Keep an eye out for other youth programming, including Kids Bedtime Stories, and a monthly Youth Group at Kingston Road United. We also offer Nursery service starting at 10:30am on Sundays.
Met's Children's and Youth Ministries are led by Ael Spence and Amy McClelland.
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