Religious Organizations à Davenport, Toronto, ON

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Korean Bethel Church

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1155 College Street, BROCKTON VILLAGE, Toronto, M6H 1B7

(416) 539-8946

Church, Religious organization, Services communautaires et Organisations, Religious Organizations, religious organisations, Evangelical church, Églises & autres lieux de cultes, Membership Organizations, Famille et communauté, Churche, pentecostal churches

Igreja Assembleia de Deus Ministério de Toronto

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1219 Dufferin, Toronto, M6H 4C2

(647) 237-4515

Evangelical church, Religious Center, Religious institution, Religious organization

Islamic Information & Dawah Centre International

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1168 Bloor Street West, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M6H 1N1

(416) 536-8433

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The Vine Presbyterian Church

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1196 College St, Toronto, M6H 1B8

Ukrainian Orthodox Church of St Andrew

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1630 Dupont St, JUNCTION TRIANGLE, Toronto, M6P 3S7

(416) 766-7511

Churches, One Core Ctr, Eastern orthodox church, One Core West, Community Services & Organizations, Churches & Places of Worship, Famille et communauté, Églises & autres lieux de cultes, One Core, Orthodox Church, North, Services communautaires et Organisations, Membership Organizations, Religious organizations, Religious organization, One Core NE, Family & Community

Bloor Lansdowne Christian Fellowship

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1307 BLOOR STREET WEST, BROCKTON VILLAGE, Toronto, M6H 1P1

(416) 535-9578

Bloor Lansdowne Christian Fellowship (BLCF) Church A Church with a vision in the heart of Toronto. Some 70 years ago, a group of believers embarked on a mission to bring the message of the gospel to the Bloor Lansdowne area in a relevant and meaningful way. The membership moved into a converted truck garage on Bloor Street near Lansdowne Avenue establishing the Church of the Crusaders. Now seven decades later the church, now known as Bloor Lansdowne Christian Fellowship, continues to meet the challenges of actively preaching and practicing the message of the gospel in relevant and meaningful ways to the local community, such as Bloor Lansdowne Community Dinner, renamed December 2009 as BLCF Cafe, a weekly Community Dinner feeding over 100 homeless souls weekly, over 5, 000 annually. BLCF Cafe was established in January 2008 by and is run under the auspices of Bloor Lansdowne Christian Fellowship with the help of a dedicated core of volunteers. The Bible says that a church is not mortar, brick and wood, but the body of believers who gather together to worship, pray, sing, teach and celebrate God’s path of salvation, through accepting Jesus Christ’s sacrifice on the cross at Calvary.

Cornerstone Baptist Tabernacle

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21 Blackthorn Ave, BRACONDALE HILL, Toronto, M6N 3H4

(416) 658-3300

" He Heard & He Helped Me" by Rev Patrick Reid

First Unitarian Congregation

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991 St Clair Ave W, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4V 1P7

(416) 924-9654

Information about First Unitarian Congregation of Toronto.

The City Church International

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1653 Dundas St West, Toronto, M6K 1V2

(416) 537-8056

Free Believers In Christ Fellowship International-Toronto

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24 Innes Avenue, Toronto, M6E 1M8

(647) 889-4450

Dovercourt Baptist Church of Toronto

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1140 Bloor Street West, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M6H 4E6

(416) 536-4000

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The United Church of Canada Hungarian United Church

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73 Mackay Ave, EARLSCOURT, Toronto, M6H 2N7

(416) 884-3948

Hungarian United Church is the biggest christian denomination in Canada. Hungarian 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 73 Mackay Ave, M6H 2N7 or in any other address.

St Anne's Anglican Church

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270 Gladstone Ave, LITTLE PORTUGAL, Toronto, M6J 3L6

(416) 536-3160

Anglican church, Landmark & Historical Place, Religious organization

Oakwood Wesleyan Church

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33 Brandon Ave, DAVENPORT, Toronto, M6H 2C8

(416) 536-3357

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St. Clare's Catholic Church

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1118 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, M6E 3M6

(416) 654-7087

In 1908, a group of local homeowners approached Archbishop Fergus McEvay regarding the need to establish a new parish to serve the area along what was then the northwest border of the city of Toronto, known as Earlscourt District. After a door-to-door survey was conducted of the area, a formal letter was sent through a law firm to the Archbishop along with the report, making a strong case for their cause. Within seven years, "Earlscourt Mission" was transformed into St. Clare's Parish, complete with a grand church, a rectory and a small school at the corner of St. Clair Avenue West and Ravensden Avenue (now Westmount Avenue).