Sunday Worship

a sanctuary full of a diverse group of people worshipping inside the Knox church sanctuary

Worship at 11:00am

Our worship service gathers a diverse group of ages and cultural backgrounds and includes kids’ ministry.

Some things to note about Sundays:

  • New to Knox? — Feel free to let us know you’re coming, or ask any questions through our connect form anytime.

  • Communion – we celebrate communion on the first Sunday of every month.

  • Internationals, you’re in good company! Whether you’re in Toronto for a short time or a long time, we’d love to be your worshipping community. Introduce yourself through our connect form when you’re ready.

  • Families – We believe worship is an important time for kids to experience and participate in. Register your child in advance here. Kids 1-10yrs are welcomed upstairs to our kids programming partway through the service. Toddlers 1-4yrs must be accompanied by a caregiver to sign in. Teens worship with us in the sanctuary and through the school year, gather for pizza and conversation after worship. For families with infants, our nursery room with washroom is open (but not staffed) if you or your baby need a break from the sanctuary. It’s just through the north door at the front of the sanctuary. Read more about kids and teens ministry here.

  • University Students & Young Adults — make sure to introduce yourself to Pr. Nicky, nicky@knoxtoronto.org. She’d love to connect you with our young adult community.

    Take a sneak peek at our service at youtube.com/knoxtoronto

After Worship, receive prayer from a pastor or prayer team in the south transept by the organ, or linger to connect over refreshments. Depending on the Sunday, we might even enjoy a meal together!

Please note, the first 5 rows of pews are often visible on our livestream. Please sit further back if you’d prefer to not be on camera.

Getting to Knox

We are located at 630 Spadina Ave, Toronto [map] (that’s right at the corner of Harbord and Spadina, just south of Spadina Stn and across from U of T).