Glenview Presbyterian Church has a long, proud history of serving our community, and we're excited about our congregation's future together. Our roots in North Toronto go back to 1860. We started worshiping at our present site in 1929, and just recently completed renovations to make our building fully accessible, to help meet our needs and yours going forward.

At Glenview, worship is at the centre of our life together. We offer meaningful and inspirational services each Sunday, aided by a choir and music program that strive for excellence across a diverse range of musical styles.

Glenview’s doors are also open to the surrounding neighbourhood. We are home to a number of community groups and programs that gather in our meeting rooms and church hall.

We invite you to scroll down and learn more about the community we're building here. We'd love to see you and your family come for a visit.

Team Glenview is our fundraising group for runners (and walkers!) training to take part in October’s Toronto Waterfront Marathon and 5K run/walk.

Our WIN (Women’s interest ) Group meets regularly to share food, fellowship and participate in crafting and baking fundraising initiatives.

Our newest group, GlenDudes, is a fellowship group aimed at Glenview’s “not-necessarily-retired” men. They meet regularly for Saturday breakfast.

Glenview offers many opportunities for fellowship among the senior members of our community.

Our Men's Club arranges a lively series of lectures and discussions throughout the year.

Our Ceilidh Club (pronounced Kay-lee) organizes regular theatre trips, and has run Glenview's yearly spring plant sale in the past.

Glenview offers events throughout the year for families: including pumpkin carving nights before Hallowe'en, an annual Advent festival where kids and adults make crafts together; Games Nights to chase winter’s cold away, and more.

We believe in providing families with ways to give back to their surrounding communities - through clearing garbage out of a nearby ravine, or helping to serve dinners to the less fortunate during Out of the Cold.