Keele Street Christian Church is a non-denominational community church in the Junction/High Park area of Toronto. It is our desire to be a warm, inviting place where people feel comfortable as they explore and grow in a relationship with Jesus Christ. Please join us as we try to share and live out God’s message of love, hope, and new beginnings through the amazing grace of Jesus Christ. churches in Toronto, Toronto churches
It is amazing how things collect, accumulate, and spread out over the fall and winter. Spring is here, sort-of, so it is time to spiff up the place! Join us in some fun and fellowship and bring your elbow-grease! 
Acts is an action-packed historical description of the birth and growth of the Early Church. Don’t miss the opportunity to study how God took a disciples and turned the world upside down!
Keele Street Christian Church is the home for a Portuguese-speaking Brazilian church plant. Pastor Jose Fernandes and his lovely wife Regina, with the support of Hisportic Christian Mission and the Impact Ministry Group Inc., have started meeting here Sundays at 5:30 pm. 
May’s Mission
This Week: May 12- 18
Sunday Growing Deeper (Adult and Sr. High Study
10:00 amWorship Service
11:00 amPotluck
12:15 pmAnnual Meeting
1:00 pmMaple Leaf
5:30 pm
Wednesday Conversational ESL Class
5:00 pmIntercessors
6:30 pmDoing Life Together
7:30 pm
Friday Family Camp Begins
Saturday Family Camp
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OCA Building Fund
We are raising funds to build a new dinning hall at OCA! Click on the logo to donate now through CanadaHelps.org!
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The Intercessors
Each week a group of dedicated people lift up to the Lord the ministries and concerns of the congregation and community. If you have a concern you would like prayed for, or if you would like to be present to be prayed for, you can email Grant.
Wed. 6:30 pm
Studying Together
The world is shrinking through technology. We can communicate with each other through Facebook, Twitter, or texting. At the same time, surveys tell us that people believe loneliness to be their greatest problem.
We all yearn for a sense of community. As our world continues to urbanize, we have more acquaintances and fewer friends. Our social calendars are filled, but somehow at the end of the day we wonder if anyone really knows us.
The Bible describes a revolutionary community designed for any society, in any age. It is more than a gathering and more than a club. It is a Kingdom under Christ, but it is also a family.
Come on out and become part of a community as we study "Doing Life Together!"
This week we are looking at 1 Corinthians 12
Wed. 7:30 pm
