the leading organ recital halls in Canada. In 1933, the first “Carols by Candlelight” concert of Christmas music was presented in Toronto at Yorkminster, and the choral service has become a longstanding tradition in the city. The choir enjoys an outstanding reputation for the quality of its singing. Noonday Organ Recitals, free to the public, take place each Wednesday from 12:30 to 1:00 p.m., except during the summer months. The church has in the last fifty years been creating a collection of stained glass windows in the sanctuary that cover a wide range of biblical and secular themes, both historical and allegorical. By the diversity of their themes, the windows illustrate that valuable lessons may be learned from all of history and literature. These windows have been donated in memoria and add significant beauty to the church. See also Baptists in Canada Notes References Kinsella, Joan C.: Historical Walking Tour of Deer Park, Toronto Public Library Board; Toronto, Ontario, 1996. Robertson, John Ross (1904). Landmarks of Toronto, Volume 4. J. Ross Robertson (republished from the Toronto Evening Telegram) Mercer, G. Adam, 1891 Toronto, Old and New p. 84 Hall, Alfreda, Emlyn Davies: Man of God, G. R. Welch Company, Limited; Toronto, Ontario, 1979. External links Official website Yorkminster Park – church history Yorkminster Park Baptist Church – Architectural Conservancy of Ontario Baptist churches in Toronto Gothic Revival architecture in Toronto Gothic Revival church buildings in Canada