Each church has its own story, its own welcome, and its own place in this community. Find the one that’s nearest to you — or visit them all.
A warm Anglican congregation known for its hospitality and faithful worship. St. Athanasius offers a welcoming home for families and individuals alike, grounded in the rhythms of Anglican liturgy and a genuine care for its neighbours in Orillia.
A warm Anglican congregation known for its hospitality and faithful worship. St. Athanasius offers a welcoming home for families and individuals alike, grounded in the rhythms of Anglican liturgy and a genuine care for its neighbours in Orillia.
A shared congregation where Anglican and Lutheran worship come together as one. St. David is a living sign of the full communion at the heart of the Huronia community — two traditions, one table, one welcome. It stands as a model for the whole of our region.
A shared congregation where Anglican and Lutheran worship come together as one. St. David is a living sign of the full communion at the heart of the Huronia community — two traditions, one table, one welcome. It stands as a model for the whole of our region.
A country church rooted in generations of rural faith and fellowship. St. George holds a special place in the heart of the Fairvalley community — small in size, deep in warmth, and faithful across many seasons of change in the township of Oro-Medonte.
An active downtown parish serving the wider Orillia community through worship, outreach, and music. St. James is a hub of activity and care — notable for its multiple Sunday services and its long history of engagement with the cultural and social life of Orillia.
An active downtown parish serving the wider Orillia community through worship, outreach, and music. St. James is a hub of activity and care — notable for its multiple Sunday services and its long history of engagement with the cultural and social life of Orillia.
A welcoming rural congregation gathered in worship and mutual care. St. John offers a close-knit family of faith in Waverley — a community where everyone is known by name and newcomers quickly become neighbours.An active downtown parish serving the wider Orillia community through worship, outreach, and music. St. James is a hub of activity and care — notable for its multiple Sunday services and its long history of engagement with the cultural and social life of Orillia.
A close-knit rural congregation with deep roots in the Price’s Corner community. St. Luke’s worship is unhurried and personal, shaped by generations of shared faith in a small setting.
A close-knit rural congregation with deep roots in the Price’s Corner community. St. Luke’s worship is unhurried and personal, shaped by generations of shared faith in a small setting.
A quiet parish at the edge of the water, St. Paul has long been a gathering place for the Washago community’s earliest morning worshippers. Its small, steady congregation values simplicity and closeness in worship.
A seasonal chapel that comes alive each summer for cottagers and year-round residents alike along Port Stanton. Its services offer a relaxed, lakeside expression of worship during the warmer months.
A seasonal chapel that comes alive each summer for cottagers and year-round residents alike along Port Stanton. Its services offer a relaxed, lakeside expression of worship during the warmer months.
All eight congregations at a glance. Confirm times directly with each parish before visiting.
Reach out and someone from our community will help you find the church and service that fits you best — whether you are new to faith or returning after years away.
Reach out and someone from our community will help you find the church and service that fits you best — whether you are new to faith or returning after years away.
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