
There is so much to see here. So, take your time, look around, and learn about all of our upcoming programming! Click the button below or scroll down to check out our "Announcements" section with posters and detailed information about our programming, or, keep scrolling to see our full list of upcoming events!


Save the date and join us on Sunday, November 1, for a special worship service and a celebration afterward!
Additionally, if you would like to check out our special 75th Anniversary video series, click the button below!

Jesus is the founder of Christianity. But do we really know who he was and what he taught? Well, the place to start has to be the gospels. But which one? Do they all give us the same Jesus?
Matthew’s gospel is the first one in our New Testament. And this is no arbitrary choice. Matthew’s gospel was the most well-known and shared of the gospels for the first 100 years of Christianity.
And while each of the gospels offers us unique perspectives on Jesus and what he taught, Matthew’s concern above all other concerns is to reveal a Jesus who seeks to get to the heart of a person beyond all the pretenses and facades we all take on to live in this world of ours. Do we ever feel safe or free to expose our naked selves beneath all the layers of protection? Before whom would we feel totally safe and totally loved to be so exposed?
The Jesus of Matthew’s gospel invites such an encounter with people, a veritable journey of dying and discarding of layers built on sand, in order to call forth a more authentic building up of a wholeness rooted on solid rock.
And so, beginning Wednesday, September 16, 7:30pm, we begin a journey through Matthew’s gospel account seeking to discover the true Jesus and ourselves more truly by entrusting ourselves to the Jesus we will meet on the journey. Will you join us?

Join us as we celebrate 75 years of extraordinary music with our Armour Heights Presbyterian Church Choir, led by Music Director Bruce Nasmith, with special guest trumpeters Norm Engel and Andrew Naresh!
The concert will be held at Armour Heights Presbyterian Church in person and online at 7:30pm, with a 6pm reception beforehand.
We will gratefully accept free-will donations, with a suggested donation of $25. You can donate in person on the day of the performance, or online via etransfer@armourheights.org or CanadaHelps.org using the option "Concert" in the drop-down menu.
We look forward to celebrating this 75th anniversary milestone through music!


In marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, it is important to understand the church’s role in the harms of colonization and residential school. Why was it important for the church to apologize? What is reconciliation? What is our role?
On Sunday, September 27, Orange Shirt Day/Truth and Reconciliation Sunday, Armour Heights gathered for a presentation and conversation led by our own Katharine Sisk, who is Senior Program Coordinator of the Justice Ministries of the Presbyterian Church in Canada.
To view the recorded presentation, click the button below.


Check out our Book Club selections for 2027!

Sunday, November 1
75th Anniversary Sunday Worship & Lunch. Special Guest: The Moderator of General Assembly: The Rev. Lara Scholey
Monday, November 2
Dance Fitness with Jennifer Hicks, 10:00 am
Wednesday, November 4
Bible Study: "Who is Jesus? Who are you?", 7:30 pm In Person & Online
Sunday, November 8
Remembrance Sunday / Intergenerational Band Rehearsal 12 noon
Monday, November 9
Dance Fitness with Jennifer Hicks, 10:00 am
Wednesday, November 11
Bible Study: "Who is Jesus? Who are you?", 7:30 pm In Person & Online
Friday, November 13
Special 75th Anniversary Choir Concert, with 6pm pre-concert reception, 7:30pm Concert (See poster for details)
Sunday, November 15
Pentecost 25 Sunday / Intergenerational Band Rehearsal 12 noon
Monday, November 16
Dance Fitness with Jennifer Hicks, 10:00 am
Wednesday, November 18
Bible Study: "Who is Jesus? Who are you?", 7:30pm in person and online
Friday, November 20
PA Day Camp: 9am - 3pm (Speak to Won for deatils)
Saturday, November 21
Baking at Armour Heights: Holiday Cookies, 1pm
Sunday, November 22
Reign of Christ Sunday / Intergenerational Worship
Presentation from North York Harvest Food Bank after worship
Monday, November 23
Dance Fitness with Jennifer Hicks, 10:00 am
Tuesday, November 24
Book Club discussion: "The Last Garden in England" by Julia Kelly. 7:30pm
Wednesday, November 25
Bible Study: "Who is Jesus? Who are you?", 7:30pm in person and online
Friday, November 27
Mosaic’s Jingle & Mingle Festive High Tea!, 1-4pm (registration required, CLICK HERE for details)
Sunday November 29
Advent 1 Sunday. Presentation from the 2SLGBTQ+ Refugee Services program of Metropolitan Community Church after worship

We are pleased to inform you that Circle of Care is now offering their exercise classes online through ZOOM! Circle of Care provides free exercise and falls prevention classes to older adults living in the community. The Falls Prevention program is led by an Occupational Therapist, and the Group Exercise Classes are led by trained fitness professionals. Classes are designed to help participants increase mobility, relieve pain and reduce the risk of falls by building strength and improving balance. Classes are funded by the Central Local Health Integration Network (CLIN), and are offered to eligible participants free of charge.
The classes have received RAVE reviews from our Armour Heights Community and run daily at 10:30AM, Monday to Friday! Each class offers a variety of options to challenge participants of all fitness levels. To view the full schedule and register for classes, click the button below.
If you have any other questions, please contact Erin Stone for details.

We have just received an update from Gillian MacCausland that in 2023 we have collected 592! Each mat for an adult takes 500-700 bags. CLICK HERE or the button below to learn more about the program. If any youth or other participants might be interested in getting involved by sorting or counting bags, let us know!
We also collected 459 egg cartons in 2023! Visits to the food bank that we are sending the egg cartons to have gone from 4,000 families each month at the first part of the year, to 7,500 this summer. We also continue to collect bread tags. Thank you for keeping the food bank in good supply! Keep it up!
If you are also able to supply diapers, baby formula, feminine hygiene products, general personal care items (soaps, toothpastes, shampoos etc.) or any items that can take a chunk out of a limited budget, they would be gratefully received as the cost for these items continues to rise. If you have any questions, speak to Erin or Gillian.
Many thanks again to Gillian MacCausland for piloting this project that serves our community and our planet!