“Welcome. God’s Peace to All who enter this place,” reads Rev. Canon John Wilton’s message posted on a sign near the church’s front doors.
Wilton took over as interim pastor two years ago following a controversy in which the Anglican diocese removed the church’s former rector.
Its parishioners come from all walks of life. Some reside in the area and have been members of the congregation for a half-century. Others live in neighbourhoods across Toronto, Mississauga, Oakville and Stouffville. Many are former members of St. Agnes’ Long Branch, which the Diocese closed several years ago, and of Christ Church Mimico, lost in recent years to fire.
Most of the parish’s leadership are 15- to 20-year congregants.
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Inside Toronto Profiles St. George’s-on-the-Hill Anglican church
“Welcome. God’s Peace to All who enter this place,” reads Rev. Canon John Wilton’s message posted on a sign near the church’s front doors.
Wilton took over as interim pastor two years ago following a controversy in which the Anglican diocese removed the church’s former rector.
Its parishioners come from all walks of life. Some reside in the area and have been members of the congregation for a half-century. Others live in neighbourhoods across Toronto, Mississauga, Oakville and Stouffville. Many are former members of St. Agnes’ Long Branch, which the Diocese closed several years ago, and of Christ Church Mimico, lost in recent years to fire.
Most of the parish’s leadership are 15- to 20-year congregants.
Read it all.