Churches, Temples & Places of Worship à North York, Toronto, ON

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Ismaili Community Centre and Jamatkhana - Willowdale

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435 McNicoll Ave, Toronto, M2H 3M7

(416) 492-9503

Religious Center, Mosque, Religious organization

Eternal Life Prayer Ministry

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73 Alness Street, unit #7, Toronto, M3J 2L2

(416) 663-9888

Place of worship, Church

Greek Orthodox Church Of Sts Constantine & Helen

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1 Brookhaven Drive, BROOKHAVEN, Toronto, M6M 4N6

(416) 241-2470

Church, Churche, Membership Organizations, Religious Organizations, Services communautaires et Organisations, Églises & autres lieux de cultes, Famille et communauté

The Franciscan Church of St. Bonaventure

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1300 Leslie Street, Toronto, M3C 2K9

(416) 447-5571

We are a community of believing people, who have chosen St. Bonaventure as our spiritual home within the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto. Together, inspired by the Franciscan Spirit, we seek to live and proclaim the Gospel of Christ in our daily lives by becoming a holy people and serving our sisters and brothers for the Glory of God.

Faith Int. Church

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1967 Leslie St., Toronto, M3B 2M3

(416) 237-1700

Church, Christian church

The United Church of Canada Uganda Martyrs United Church

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2799 Weston Road, HARWOOD, Toronto, M9M 2R8

(416) 652-9470

Uganda Martyrs United Church is the biggest christian denomination in Canada. Uganda Martyrs United Church is a protestant organization that represents the Methodist Church of Canada, the Congregational Union of Ontario and Quebec, the Presbyterian Church in Canada.You can find an office in Toronto at 2799 Weston Road, M9M 2R8 or in any other address.

St Bernard Church

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1789 Lawrence Ave W, BROOKHAVEN, Toronto, M6L 1E3

(416) 241-6738

St. Bernard de Clairvaux Parish's mission is to create a welcoming social and spiritual environment for all the faithful. We want our church to be a place where we gather to be blessed by God's grace by celebrating the Holy sacrifice of the Mass, by receiving the sacraments and by prayer. We want to enrich the faith life of our community; we hope to do this by making every effort at being humble servants and good stewards of the Word and by loving our neighbor both in the pew, the community and the world. We want to bring the Good News of God's love and acceptance to believers and non-believers alike.

The United Church of Canada Bayview United Church

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2609 Bayview Ave., MOUNT PLEASANT EAST, Toronto, M2L 1B5

(416) 447-5941

United Church of Canada, place of worhip, church

Apostolic Christian Church Nazarean Toronto

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2840 Weston Road, Toronto, M9M 2S3

(416) 747-9452

The Apostolic Christian Church (Nazarean) began in Switzerland about the year 1830 when S. H. Froelich had a genuine experience with God which transformed him. As a trained minister of the state church, he attempted to teach a living relationship with God through repentance and regeneration. Froehlich was cast out of the state church but felt bound to continue to teach the truth which had set him free. This faith spread rapidly through Switzerland, and Eastern Europe and then through North America as well.. The doctrine is based largely upon the teaching of salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, aimed “solely at the saving of souls, a change of heart through regeneration, and a life of godliness guided and directed by the Holy Spirit.” The church consists of members who have been converted to Christ, reborn, baptized, and who strive for sanctification; “and of such friends for the truth who sincerely and earnestly strive to attain adoption to sonship in Christ.” Members are noted for their life of simplicity and obedience to the Bible, and are required to live “according to the Gospel of Christ, subject to the authorities, strive to be at peace with their fellow men, and fulfill their obligations as good citizens.” We refuse to take up arms, since this denies the biblical command to love one’s enemies; but we will engage in noncombatant service. We believe in holding each other accountable and practicing church discipline to encourage greater holiness in each one of us. The local churches are independent in policy but united in fundamental organization. Each church is served by elders who are authorized to baptize, lay on hands, serve The Lord’s Supper, and conduct meetings for the exercising of church discipline. There are no educational institutions, and the ministers are not paid. They are expected to depend upon the inspiration and revelation of the Holy Spirit.