The Church of the Epiphany and St. Mark, Parkdale

08/23/2026

Congratulations to Sophie Dumesny for winning an Ontario Arts Council Grant to continue her work on a Francophone film about a woman navigating a new way in life after 20 years.
And yes, please consider looking into the Flick-the-Switch organization if you are an artist needing welcoming space!

08/17/2026

August Worship Services

On August 23, Epiphany and St. Mark will join St. Anne’s Anglican Church for a joint service to be held at 10:30 at 651 Dufferin Street, which will include an art exhibition in the church ruins and refreshments afterwards.

If you wish, you can participate on St. Anne’s livestream on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/user/saintannetoronto

On August 30, our service will be led at Epiphany and St. Mark by the Rev. Canon Donald Butler.

On September 6, we look forward to having Fr Jason return to us.

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08/13/2026

Coming next Thursday! Join Black Anglicans of Canada for our next live virtual event, “An Evening with the Reverend Canon Dr. Stephen Fields,” in conversation with the Reverend Tianna Gocan, August 20th at 7 p.m. Eastern. In this interview-style event, we are looking forward to hearing from Canon Fields⁩ about his years in ministry and valuable lessons learned. His rich life has included training and ministry in Barbados, New York, and Toronto, with pastoral ministry, liturgical writing, youth work, and anti-racism advocacy and leadership.

Join the event on Zoom:
https://zoom.us/j/2234334364?omn=92698190134

07/26/2026

Today we will honour Emancipation Sunday: honouring the saints and ancestors who went before us to end slavery, and committing to be a prophetic witness to the Gospel, proclaiming justice, healing, and reconciliation.

07/25/2026

07/22/2026

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We're delighted with the work done by Matthew McClelland and his excellent team from Parkdale's South Shore Landscape Construction: they were resourceful, punctual, clear communicators who worked hard in the hot weather to provide us with the new safe steps we need. See the before-and-after photos below.

07/17/2026

07/15/2026

Good news for those in our community who have been working for safe, supportive, affordable housing for all.

07/15/2026

The Archbishop of Canterbury, on her own experience and advocacy as a person with dyslexia:

“I have learned that we are a church of all kinds of people. Neurodiversity is not a problem to be solved, but it is a gift. It is important that neurodivergent people within our church are not only functioning, but flourishing.”

07/06/2026

By Jonathan Armstrong, Ecology Park program coordinator, GreenUP When most people think about pollinators, bees often come to mind. Whilst bees are an important part of any ecosystem, they are… Read More »