Toronto Christian Community Church

04/17/2024

We kicked off this sermon series last Sunday!

With TCCC's mission statement being "to grow missional disciples of Jesus Christ to impact the world through compassion and reconciliation", the definition of a missional disciple includes following the lead of the Holy Spirit.

Last week, we explored how the Holy Spirit is the biggest gift God, our Father, can give us.
For the next three weeks, we will explore relying on the Holy Spirit, the life the Holy Spirit gives us, and what's to come with the Holy Spirit within us.

See you on Sunday!

03/29/2024

Our March to early April series is called "Down But Not Out". Through the Gospel of Luke, our hope is that this series will present a fuller picture of the Easter narrative of a suffering but victorious Jesus.

The focus of Easter is Jesus.

The narrative doesn't end with Jesus' death but continues with Jesus' resurrection and ascension.

Join us tomorrow for our Easter Sunday service @ 9:45 AM!
Hope to see you there :)

03/28/2024

See you soon!

02/02/2024

Right now, we are half-way through our first sermon series of 2024: "Running the Race of Faith"!

The race of faith is set out by God to be run by all followers of Jesus Christ. You may have heard this before, but here's your reminder that this race is not a sprint but a marathon. We are called to persevere and remain faithful to the end. We know that this race is not an easy one and is full of diversions and traps, but we do not run it alone.

We've reflected on what this perseverance means, what the cost of being a real disciple of Christ is, and running this race in light of sin. To listen to these past sermons, head to our website (link in our bio) and go MEDIA > SERMONS.

We still have so much to look forward to in this series!
And we hope you'll join us on Sundays as we run this race together :)

11/06/2023

Today as a church, we prayed for our brothers and sisters around the world; our family in Christ.

Following Jesus comes at a high cost for many Christians. Intimidation, harassment, and retribution are just some of the ways governments try to silence the voice of the church.

They face discrimination, loss of jobs, exclusion from society, physical assault, and live under constant threat of attack.

Christians are often specifically targeted because of their faith.
But, through the Holy Spirit, they can find courage.

Let us continue praying for our brothers and sisters in our daily prayers.

10/07/2023

This Thanksgiving, let's support the 105 Gibson Food Bank ( )by bringing in non-perishable food items on Sunday as you arrive for English Service. Their food supply for the community is presently very low.

Helpful non-perishable items are: pasta, small bags of rice, canned tomatoes, raw chick peas, and lentils.

Please remember to not bring any produce, only non-perishable items (we know you'd love to share your autumn apples, but please enjoy those at home)!

Please share this with others as well so we can support our community!

01/11/2023

We're starting off the new year with this sermon series: The Marks of a Missional Disciple.

We kicked off the series last week with "Mark #1: Loving the Triune God", where we explored our relationship with God and His display of love. We are transformed by His love and we obey His commandments because we love Him, and we are to love whole heartedly. Allow God to draw us near to Him and shape our approaches to life.

Join us on Sundays at 9:45 AM!
(NEW start time)

11/04/2022

Happy Friday! Join us this Sunday as we pray for the persecuted church, with specific focus on Afghanistan and Nigeria. See you at 9:20am 🙏

A friendly reminder that daylight savings ENDS this Sunday, so enjoy your extra hour of sleep!

09/30/2022

Join us this Sunday at 9:20am to kick-off Missions Month! 🙌
Rev. Glendon will be preaching on Missions as Worship from Psalm 67. See you there 😊

09/28/2022

In recognition of on Friday, Sept 30th, we encourage everyone to join National Online Service of Remembrance and Reflection by Canadian Baptist Ministries at 12:30pm. Click this link to register:

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