Little Trinity Anglican Church

Wonderful, welcoming and loving community of believers. They don't just talk the talk, they walk the walk. The preaching is knowledgable, real and stirs you, plus the music is simply heartfelt. I cannot recommend joining the awesome people who come here enough.

A warm and welcoming experience with thought-provoking and grounded preaching.

We found this to be a vibrant church. It has a liturgical service combined with a good sermon and a strong sense of community. Very encouraging and helpful. Seems like it would make a good church home. Also, easy to access by TTC or car.

Was visiting this church during open doors Toronto. Thought it was really nice while I was there found out church was celebrating there 176th birthday. Next to the church is a one room school house. The Enoch Turner school built in the 1800s.

A historic place that we almost missed. Thanks to the small commemorative stone outside, we appreciated the church's history.

Visited the church for the first time during Doors Open Toronto 2023. It's a small but unique church! Upon entering, I was struck by how airy and bright the interior was. There was a lot of natural light, and everything looked quite new, which I liked. They also allowed visitors to ring the church bell, which was something you don't get to do very often at all! Plus, the volunteers were so cheerful, matching with the sense of informality at the church. Definitely a hidden gem in Toronto!

We recently moved to the area and started attending Little Trinity Church. The community has been incredibly welcoming and friendly. Every week new people introduce themselves, and make us feel at home. The kids program is phenomenal- our 3 year old daughter always looks forward to going. Traditional service with excellent leadership and engaging sermons.

Started visiting the evening, informal Sunday services in summer of 2018 after some unexpected life upheavals. Those evenings became a place of peace and an opportunity to process and figure things out, and now I go almost every Sunday. The worship is simple (a piano, sometimes accompanied by guitar or violin), beautiful and meaningful. The Pastor's message is always excellently and thoughtfully constructed... built up layer by layer and delivered with strength. There is always a challenging and insightful perspective to your faith, and often I hear something I need to hear that helps with life and faith. Apparently the morning services are full and Little T has a variety of groups and events that you can join. I love history and the building is one of the oldest in Toronto and often my mind wanders to those that have sat in the pews before me over the many years. The building is in great condition, though sadly the interior was painted long ago with a beige/yellow colour, and often I wish there were funds that could restore it all back to it's original look. Everything architecturally is still there, just all in a neutral colour. At the end of evening service they offer an opportunity to socialize at the back of the church, or in spring to fall, on the front steps with light refreshments. A very easy and pleasant way to connect with other people.

Wonderfully welcoming! We attend another Anglican Church, with a very traditional approach ... but had heard about Little T"'s contemporary evening service. We really enjoyed it!"