The parish hall contains a stage with two side exits, floor-mounted stage lighting. There is adequate space for events, rehearsals or performances to take place on the main floor of the hall, which can accommodate up to 120 people. A kitchen adjacent to the hall is equipped with appliances to store and prepare food, cookware, and an industrial dishwasher. The parish hall’s excellent acoustic is ideal for informal, intimate performances, and is particularly suitable for music and dance rehearsals. A rehearsal piano is available in the parish hall.

There is adequate space for up to 50 (standing) or 20 (seated) performers in the front of the church.  Performers must supply their own piano, risers, and lighting. The church contains chairs, rather than pews, that are physically connected in groups of five. Audience seating in the church is flexible (chair units may be moved), and depending on the seating configuration, the church can seat up to 250 people.

For performances requiring the use of the organ, such as a solo voice or organ recital, the gallery is an excellent performance venue. Professional lighting is provided by three high-powered spotlights mounted from the ceiling of the church, turned onto the gallery. The organ is a mechanical-action instrument with 30 stops and a flat pedal board. It was built in 1984 by Hellmuth Wolff & Associates and is considered one of the finest in the city.

This intimate, fully renovated and tastefully decorated space is easily accessible from the side entrance on Kimberly. It has a capacity of 20 people and benefits from the afternoon sun. With the exception of the altar on the north wall, the furniture can be moved to accommodate many uses. It is ideal for filming interviews, meetings, poetry readings, rehearsals by small musical and theatre groups, yoga classes and worship.

Reserved until future notice.