Promoting the Artist Community
“Son of a Preacher Man” – a play by Ins Choi. (NOW EXTENDED!) Oct 1-25 , Timothy Eaton Memorial Church, Toronto. Ins Choi and Pacific Theatre hit the road with Son of a Preacherman, bringing this award-winning show to audiences across Canada. Bursting with warmth, wit, and musical flair, Choi takes audiences on an intimate and engaging journey through stories of faith, creativity, and life as the only son of a Korean church pastor.

In Trinity Bach Project’s first choral offering of the season, baroque flutes and oboes join luminous voices to express the ecstasy of Cantata BWV 173 (“Exalted flesh and blood”) and the euphoria of Cantata BWV 30 (“Rejoice, redeemed host”), a two-part work originally written for the Feast of St. John the Baptist and featuring dramatic solos in all voices.
Performances
Oct 22, 1 pm, Knox Presbyterian Church (630 Spadina Ave, Toronto)
Oct 28, 8 pm, Holy Family Catholic Church (1372 King St W, Toronto)
Nov 7, 7:30 pm, Trinity Anglican Church (79 Victoria St, Aurora)
Nov 10, 8 pm, Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church (520 Sherbourne St, Toronto).
Tickets $35 (Regular) / $25 (Discount) / $15 (Student) at trinitybachproject.org/concerts and at the door 30 minutes before showtime. Ages 15 and under free. The performance is 65 minutes in length.

The Sermon Project (Peter Kennedy) (sermonproject.com)- In this latest sermon, John Tauler explores what he calls our spiritual “deafness”: the ways temptation, self-love, pride, and distraction can make us unable to hear the quiet voice of God within. More uncomfortably, he warns that even our religious practices can become part of the noise when outward devotion replaces genuine interior transformation. But Tauler does not leave us there. Christ is the One who opens the deaf ear.
Audio Sermon Links
Other listening options: Website / Podcast

If you have a concert, play, gallery, showing, etc. coming up, please contact Laurie, our Creative Coordinator at to post virtually here, on our Grapevine email, our social media and downstairs in the church on the Artist Community Board.
Connecting the Artist Community:
We have artists and creators at Little T! Many of them! And we would like to connect and promote the work that they’re doing in print, photography, drama, music and art and more.
We have had and hope to have events to connect our artists and creators. We have Open Mic nights for performances and fellowship in the parish hall. We also like to share our vision for the future with ideas and listen for where God is leading us. Get in touch with Laurie to become part of this community.
