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In an increasingly secularized world, chaplains are called to be the symbolic presence of God’s reconciling love and compassion.

School chaplains

School chaplains can be the first point of contact for students as they learn about world religions, develop new ideas about the world and their place in it, and make decisions about their own lives of faith.

Below is a list of Anglican chaplains active in schools in the Diocese of Toronto:

Bishop Strachan School

The Rev. Claire Latimer-Dennis

Havergal College

The Rev. Jillian Ruch
jruch@havergal.on.ca
416-483-3519 x 6534

Holy Trinity School

The Rev. Canon Stephen Crowther
scrowther@hts.on.ca

Lakefield College School

The Rev. John Runza

Royal St. George’s College

The Rev. Dr. James Leatch
jleatch@rsgc.on.ca

Trinity College School

The Rev. Deb Wilson

Hospital chaplains

Chaplains are often the first contact people have during the crisis of illness or within the isolation of long-term care facilities.

Below are the Anglican chaplains active hospitals and health care facilities in the Diocese of Toronto:

Markham Stouffville Hospital

Donald Shields, Chaplain
905-472-7106
dshields@msh.on.ca

Sunnybrook – St. John’s Rehab

St. Michael’s Hospital

Jamie Villeneuve, Chaplain
416-864-6060, ext. 2553
Jamie.Villeneuve@unityhealth.to

Sunnybrook – Bayview Campus

St. Joseph’s Health Centre

Diana Finch, Chaplain
416-530-6486, Ext. 4516
Diana.Finch@unityhealth.to