Directory of Ontario Resources

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This category is for churches located in the province of Ontario.

Subcategories

• Mississauga
• Ottawa
• Toronto

Resources in This Category

• Central Presbyterian Church - Brantford

  http://www.execulink.com/~cpc97/
  Includes a message from the minister, announcements, a calendar, history, and worship and contact information.

• Elmwood Avenue Presbyterian Church - London

  http://www.elmwoodchurch.ca/
  Schedule of events, statement of faith, staff directory and groups.

• First Presbyterian Church

  http://www.firstchatham.org/
  Chatham, Ontario. Site features vision statement, mission statement, worship life, pastoral care and opportunities to serve.

• First Presbyterian Church

  http://www.fpresbyterian.ca/
  Thunder Bay. Shares photos, worship times, contact details.

• Gloucester Presbyterian Church, Ottawa, Canada

  http://www.gloucesterchurch.ca/
  Worship times, contact details, profile of the congregation.

• Graceview Presbyterian Church

  http://www.graceview.ca/
  Etobicoke, Ontario. Location, church ministries, announcements, and upcoming events, as well as related links.

• Knox Presbyterian Church - Toronto

  http://www.knoxtoronto.org/
  Information on the congregation, worship services, upcoming events, and programs for all ages.

• Knox Presbyterian Church, Acton

  http://www.knoxpresbyterian.ca/
  Describes the programs, personnel and activities of the Church.

• Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church

  http://www.mppchurch.ca/
  Worship services, volunteer opportunities and schedules, upcoming events, church groups, Sunday School, church history, photos and contact information.

• Oakridge Presbyterian Church

  http://www.oakridge.london.on.ca/
  London, Ontario, Canada. Features church news, worship schedule, and contact information.

• Parkwood Presbyterian Church - Nepean, Ottawa

  http://www.parkwoodchurch.ca/
  Site has church history, location, monthly pastor's message, worship, activities, courses and resource sections.

• Saint Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Mississauga, Ontario

  http://www.standrews-streetsville.org/
  This Streetsville village church shares material on ministries for all age groups, directions, contact details.

• St. Andrew's Church - Toronto

  http://www.standrewstoronto.org/
  Located in theatre district of downtown and provides outreach to homeless with "Out of the Cold" program. Includes location information, worship times and description of various services and programmes offered.

• St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church - Trenton, Ontario

  http://www.standrewstrenton.ca/
  Information on worship services, sermons, activities, education programs, and location.

• St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Kitchener, Ontario

  http://www.standrewskw.com/
  Includes worship schedule, pastoral messages, events, recital schedule, fellowship and service opportunities, youth events, location, and contacts.

• St. Andrews Presbyterian Church - Ancaster, Ontario

  http://www.standrews.ws/
  Pastor's greeting, history, photo album, Christian Education activities, small groups, cemetery directory, calendar of events and direction.

• St. Mark's Presbyterian Church - Orillia, Ontario

  http://pccweb.ca/stmarks-orillia/
  Information on beliefs, people, sermons, worship services, and location.

• St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Simcoe, Ontario

  http://www.stpaulssimcoe.com/
  Calendar of activities, excerpts from bulletins and reports, the history of St. Paul's PC, a photo album, words from the minister, a profile of the community and further links.

• Trinity Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, Ontario

  http://trinityhamilton.ca/
  Church history, vision statement, staff listings, worship times, material on groups and ministries, contact details, map.

 

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