Event Start Date:October 27, 2026Event End Date:October 27, 2026Event Venue:72 Main Street TorontoDiscipleship and Fellowship Tuesdays, October 27-November 24 4–5 p.m. – Baptism Classes (Pastor Ruth’s Office) 6–7:15 p.m. – Potluck (Please bring ready-made dishes. Gluten Free if Possible.) (Clarke Hall) 7:30 p.m. – Book Study (Church Office) We will continue the second half of our church-wide book study “A Faith That Will Not Fail” by Michelle Cushatt, starting with part 6: Shalom on October 27th. Please contact Pastor Ruth if you don’t have a copy of the book yet and need one.

Event Start Date:October 25, 2026Event End Date:October 25, 2026Event Venue:72 Main Street TorontoReuben “RG” Foncardas. RG is the CBOQ Regional Associate for Toronto East. Regional Associates provide dedicated pastoral support to pastors and churches in a particular region of Ontario/Quebec.”

Event Start Date:November 7, 2026Event End Date:November 7, 2026Event Venue: 1:30-4 p.m. in Clarke Hall 1st Saturday of each month

Event Start Date:October 11, 2026Event End Date:October 12, 2026Event Venue:Ganaraska Woods Retreat CentreThanksgiving at Ganarasaka Woods, October 11th/12th. The retreat centre will be open from this afternoon (leaving from the church) on the 11th through to suppertime on Monday the 12th.  Contact the office for more information.  416-691-4721 https://ganaraska.calvary-baptist-church.ca/  

Event Start Date:September 27, 2026Event End Date:September 27, 2026Event Venue:72 Main Street TorontoCelebrating 133 years of life and ministry in the main and gerrard neighbourhood. Featuring guest preacher Rev. Dr. Timothy Archibald

Event Start Date:August 19, 2026Event End Date:August 19, 2026Event Venue:72 Main Street Toronto72 Main StToronto, ON Wednesday, August 19  •  7 PM – 8:30 PM Register for this in person event,  Limited Seats available. Overview Register for this free event to hear directly from candidates running in the Beaches-East York Federal By-Election. Toronto continues to face an affordability crisis. For too many people, the rising cost of housing, food, and other essentials has made it increasingly difficult to make ends meet. In 2025, Toronto food banks recorded more than 4.1 million visits — a record high that shows food insecurity is no longer a short-term challenge but a deeply entrenched…