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St. Luke's United Church Commemorative plaque, 1987. 

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Resource ID

6138

Access

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Credit Line

Heritage Toronto

Date of Creation

1987

Description

This church was known as Sherbourne Street Methodist when it opened for worship 5 June 1887. Designed by architects Langley and Burke, it replaced a smaller house of worship built here in 1871. The handsome stonework and fine stained glass are of special note. Memorial windows bear the names of Sir Joseph Flavelle, Sir Albert Kemp, H.H. Fudger and Richard Brown, who along with many other prominent Toronto businessmen were active members of the congregation. Their philanthropy and participation in social programs began a community minded tradition that has continued through the years. In 1959, Sherbourne and Carlton United joined to form Saint Luke's United Church.

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Heritage Toronto

Historical Themes

Faith and Religion

Time Period

1835-1899

Caption

St. Luke's United Church Commemorative plaque, 1987.

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