Grace Toronto Church, Toronto

Grace Toronto Church is an active congregation of the Presbyterian Church in America, located within the historic Old Saint Andrew's Church building situated in Toronto.

Old Saint Andrew's Church was constructed in 1878 by Langley & Burke for Reverend M.G. Milligan and the original members of Saint Andrew's Church. It follows a Gothic design with a linear East-West orientation. Tower structures dominate the western side and serve as the main entrances. The church's exterior has an elegant yet simple design, with stained-glass windows on the north, east, and south sides to maximize natural light. It is primarily built with brick, wood, stone, and stained glass. Inside, the church creates a warm ambiance with wooden textures and the soft glow from the stained-glass windows.

Until September 30, 2015, the church remained home to two congregations of both the Estonian Evangelical Lutheran and Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Churches. As of October 1, 2015, Saint Andrew's became the new home of Grace Toronto Church.

Founded in 1992 by Stephen Beck, Grace Toronto Church initially thrived. However, in 2002, Beck and his family left for Germany as missionaries, causing attendance to decline. Reverend Dan MacDonald took over as pastor in 2004, inheriting a small congregation. With Sue's help and guidance from the denomination, they worked to revitalize the church. Despite starting with just ten members, their efforts paid off, and by 2006, regular attendees grew to 25. Since then, the congregation has seen remarkable exponential growth.