The Spirit of Truth Church

The Spirit of Truth Church in 2005 was planted as a Farsi speaking congregation at St. Matthew Lutheran Church located in the Scarborough, Ontario, Canada. In February 2005 God introduced us two brothers, Pastor Ernest Hahn and Pastor Neville Mirtschen. These brothers and the rest of Canadian members of St. Matthew started to share their church facility with us. 

Leadership is being provided by:

Servants team including Pastor Siamak Sh. Keramat

Overseer and partnering Committee:

Pastor Gord Martin (Vision Ministries Canada) and Pastor Trevor Seath (C2C Collective).
With each challenge we have encountered, we became stronger in our faith.

Later we contacted different Christian organizations to expand our activity among Farsi speaking community in the Greater Toronto Area.

In summer 2007 Lord inspired a godly man called pastor Gord Martin the founder and president of Vision Ministries Canada located in Waterloo, Ontario Canada to contact us.

After a couple of months and different meetings with pastor Gord on Saturday December 1st 2007 STC was affiliated with VMC through guiding and conducting of our Lord Jesus Christ.

After spending three and half years at St Matthew Lutheran Church on Sunday August 31, 2008 the Farsi congregation of the Spirit of Truth Church by holding a farewell celebration and appreciating all English members of St Matthew, moved into an empty small church in North York of Toronto in where many Farsi speaking people live.

Since beginning of August 2010 till March 2020 our worship services were hold at  the rented out church facility of the Salvation Army at 25 Centre Ave, North York ON. And since then we hold our services online through Zoom.

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Since 2012 the foundation of FCM or Farsi Christian ministries has been started and since 2017 officially started its services.

With guidance of our LORD, Jesus Christ We hope to reach out more Farsi speaking people and be witness of many salvation.

We invite you to become a part of the church today and a piece of its history tomorrow.