Firefighters battle blaze in downtown Baptist church

Toronto fire crews battled a two-alarm blaze early Friday morning after flames erupted in the attic of a downtown Baptist church.

Emergency crews rushed to the First Baptist Church on Huron Street, north of Dundas Street West shortly after 7 a.m. to find heavy smoke billowing from the church's roof.

Toronto Fire said the blaze was knocked down after a tense battle; investigators combed through the scene and believe an electrical malfunction caused the fire.

No injuries were reported in the early-morning incident.

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  Fire crews at the scene of a church fire on Huron Street, Friday, Nov. 25, 2011.

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  Firefighters are at a historic Baptist church on Huron Street near Dundas after a fire broke out in the attic of the building Friday morning.