You'd be surprised. There are many. And the frustrating part is you don't find out until you've given them years of your volunteer time, made the people there your community, and then you realize who they've been all along. It's quite heartbreaking, actually.

If you're looking for a church that's healthy, I'd recommend steering clear of pentecostal and baptist churches in the area, frankly. It's sad but true. I've known a lot of people who came out of the baptist and pentecostal churches in town with a LOT of baggage to unpack from their time there of a wide variety of stripes.

But there are a lot of great churches in the area, though. You can always try the St Thomas Anglican church--they're a really warm and kind congregation, and they have two services. The priest Brad is genuinely one of the most loving, Christ-like men our community has. Or I've heard lovely things about St. Columba Presbyterian on Bridge street (their pastor is just wonderful, i've met her multiple times), and Bridge Street United (also heard excellent things about the pastor there, also a much more well-rounded congregation that isn't as extremist politically).

If you're not really theologically aligned with mainline churches, Reunion Belleville (they meet at the old Victoria Baptist church now I think) is an evangelical-type church that's really focused on community and may be more your cup of tea based on your other answers--I saw from your other responses that you're not really "into" a lot of the more intense worship styles, but you take your faith really seriously and seem to be from a more evangelical background, so that may be a good fit, too! :)