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Who we are
History of The Church of St. Timothy
"The Church of St. Timothy was a vision before it was an actuality; a dream which God put in the minds of men. (The Reverend Canon Henry Marsh, 1955)"
In the words of our Archivists, the history of The Church of St. Timothy would not be complete without an understanding of the human story, particularly the courage, sacrifices and dedication of Henry Marsh and the parishioners to raise funds in the depths of the depression, when many were losing their jobs and homes. Many decades later we are now the beneficiaries of their faith and leadership. 1930 June 18th Initial meeting with The Reverend Henry H. Marsh in John Wanless School to plan for a new Church. The name of ‘The Church of St. Timothy” was chosen.
1930 July 20th 140 attended the first service at John Wanless School. After a year there were 800 families on the parish roll including 400 children.
1931 Property at Old Orchard and Ridley purchased.
1932 May 14th After many setbacks the cornerstone was laid for the first building, now the Parish Hall.
1933 March 5th First services in the basement – now the gymnasium.
1936 St. Timothy’s was made a “self-supporting parish”. The Rev. Henry H. Marsh was formally inducted as Rector.
1950 May 7th First sod was turned; September 30th the cornerstone was laid for new sanctuary.
1951 November 15th First service in the new Church building.
1965 Mortgage discharged.
1991 Rectory constructed on land owned to the north of Parish House.
1999 “Vision 2000” campaign is launched to renovate Parish House.
2000 December 3rd Renovations completed. The Parish Hall was renamed “Soward Hall’, and the Parlour renamed “The Henry Marsh Room”.
2000 The Reginald and Ruth Soward Memorial Trust and Lectureship Fund established.
2011 Diocesan Capital Campaign entitled ‘Our Faith Our Hope’ – Parish achieved its goal.
"The Church of St. Timothy was a vision before it was an actuality; a dream which God put in the minds of men. (The Reverend Canon Henry Marsh, 1955)"
In the words of our Archivists, the history of The Church of St. Timothy would not be complete without an understanding of the human story, particularly the courage, sacrifices and dedication of Henry Marsh and the parishioners to raise funds in the depths of the depression, when many were losing their jobs and homes. Many decades later we are now the beneficiaries of their faith and leadership. 1930 June 18th Initial meeting with The Reverend Henry H. Marsh in John Wanless School to plan for a new Church. The name of ‘The Church of St. Timothy” was chosen.
1930 July 20th 140 attended the first service at John Wanless School. After a year there were 800 families on the parish roll including 400 children.
1931 Property at Old Orchard and Ridley purchased.
1932 May 14th After many setbacks the cornerstone was laid for the first building, now the Parish Hall.
1936 St. Timothy’s was made a “self-supporting parish”. The Rev. Henry H. Marsh was formally inducted as Rector.
1950 May 7th First sod was turned; September 30th the cornerstone was laid for new sanctuary.
1951 November 15th First service in the new Church building.
1965 Mortgage discharged.
1991 Rectory constructed on land owned to the north of Parish House.
1999 “Vision 2000” campaign is launched to renovate Parish House.
2000 December 3rd Renovations completed. The Parish Hall was renamed “Soward Hall’, and the Parlour renamed “The Henry Marsh Room”.
2000 The Reginald and Ruth Soward Memorial Trust and Lectureship Fund established.
Street Address
100 Old Orchard Grove
Toronto,
ON
M5M 2E2
Canada
Phone: 416-488-0079
Fax: 416-488-0099
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Church Pastor
Rev. Canon Eric Beresford
Incumbent Priest
100 Old Orchard Grove
Toronto,
ON
M5M 2E2
Canada
Phone: 416-488-0079
Fax: 416-488-0099
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Anglican Church
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Reverend Liska Stefko - Associate Priest
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Sharon Phillip
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St. Timothy's Church Service Times
Sunday Services
Sunday 8:00 am
Sunday 10:00 am
The 8:00am service is a quiet reflective service in the traditional Elizabethan English of the Book of Common Prayer. The congregation is usually around 25 people.
The 10:00am service is our main worship service, incorporating elements of both traditional and contemporary music and liturgy. The services are from the Book of Alternative Services (1985). The whole church community gathers together for the entrance rite and after the children’s talk, the children (age 3 years to high school) go to church school, returning for communion bread and wine. Baptized Christians of all denominations and age are invited to share with us at the Lord’s table. Those not receiving bread and wine are invited to share with us by receiving a blessing.
Weekday Service
Wednesday morning at 10:30: the Eucharist is celebrated in the Parlour/Marsh Room.
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Sunday 8:00 am
Sunday 10:00 am
The 8:00am service is a quiet reflective service in the traditional Elizabethan English of the Book of Common Prayer. The congregation is usually around 25 people.
The 10:00am service is our main worship service, incorporating elements of both traditional and contemporary music and liturgy. The services are from the Book of Alternative Services (1985). The whole church community gathers together for the entrance rite and after the children’s talk, the children (age 3 years to high school) go to church school, returning for communion bread and wine. Baptized Christians of all denominations and age are invited to share with us at the Lord’s table. Those not receiving bread and wine are invited to share with us by receiving a blessing.
Weekday Service
Wednesday morning at 10:30: the Eucharist is celebrated in the Parlour/Marsh Room.
It's been more than 7 years since the last service times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm service times.
Please contact the church to confirm Service Times or SUBSCRIBE to updates below
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St. Timothy's Church listing was last updated on the 11th of May, 2017