Music at St Thomas' Anglican Church
Music is an integral part of our life of worship at St. Thomas. Our services are enriched by hymns, praise and instrumental music, as well as choral anthems that inspire us and bring us closer together..
We cherish our Anglican hymns and also enjoy singing contemporary songs which all mark the changes of the church year. Worship at St. Thomas’ is a shared song, where the congregation and musicians sing together, celebrating the joy of a Spirit-led community.
Our Chancel Choir rehearses one hour before the Sunday service. We are always looking for enthusiastic singers to join us whether you are an experienced choral singer or simply love to sing–we welcome you to share your gifts in worship.
In addition to Sunday services, St. Thomas’ offers special concerts and a music series that open our doors to the wider community, sharing the gift of sacred and inspiring music.
Join Our Choir! If you are interested in singing with our choir, we'd be delighted to hear from you. Please reach out to office@stthomasbelleville.ca to learn more.
Your generosity assists in the music programs here at St. Thomas’ including the Harmony Lounge Music Program for children, St. Thomas’ Chancel Choir and the continuing maintenance of our amazing keyboards.
Our upcoming concerts for 2026/2027
A Celtic Christmas with Seventh Town

November 29, 2026 at 3:00pm
Upcoming Concerts
| JAN 31 | Musical Friends | Early music singing group |
| FEB 28 | Performer to Be Announced | More details coming soon |
| APR 25 | Belleville Choral Society | eaturing David Shewchuk, violinist |
| MAY 30 | Dan Douglas Brass Quintet | Jazz & Pop |
Further concert details will be announced as they become available.
Phone
(613) 962-3636
Address
201 Church St. Belleville, ON K8N 5B7
Join Our Music Ministry
Become a part of our vibrant music community! Whether you sing, play an instrument, or wish to support our events, there’s a place for you. Join us for our next choir practice or attend an upcoming concert to experience the joy of music at St Thomas Anglican Church.
