The St. James Cathedral’s Drop-In volunteers gathered for an Appreciation Meal. It was a time where the volunteers got to share their experiences, got to know each other better, and take pleasure in each other’s company. I want to thank
On Sunday. July 28, our Cathedral community observed Emancipation Day in two significant ways. Denise Byard was the guest speaker at the Eucharistic celebration. Following the service, a bronze plaque, marking “Celebrations of Emancipation Day”, since 1834 in Canada, was
Stewardship Series in June Dean Stephen writes: “Did you know that Jesus spoke about money and wealth more than any other topic? That tells us something about its importance. I plan to preach about our financial stewardship over the first
We were blessed to celebrate the feast of St. James, our patron saint, at St. James Cathedral! Thank you to all who joined us at the service and the BBQ that followed and for celebrating this special day in the
Thank you for joining us at the St. James Drop-In Annual BBQ on Monday, July 1! Shout-out to everyone who joined us, helped make this event possible, and to everyone who shared their photos of this wonderful event. Happy Canada
Thank you to all who joined us! ——- This series is all about seeing how the experiences in Jesus’ earthly life were not so different from what teenagers face today. Meet Karyne, Children, Youth, and Family Minister, and Deacon Matthew
Coffee Hour: Join us this Sunday, June 30 after the 9:00am and 11:00am services for cake in celebration of Pride Month! —— Pride Parade: Proud Anglicans will be part of the Toronto Pride Parade on Sunday, June 30. The group
Summer Volunteers needed! 🤗❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 😎 Summer months are the busiest for St. James Drop-In but there are volunteers who go away during June, July, and August. 😋 If you are free during the summer, going to be in the city
ISRAEL IN OUR LITURGICAL CONTEXT Since the beginning of the Hamas-Israel War on October 7, 2023, the Church has been in a very difficult and delicate place in terms of language. Not for the first time in our long history,
Thank you to all who joined us as we marked World Elder Abuse Awareness Day with speaker Mary Shkoury. Mary is employed by Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario. Her presentation highlighted many of the common aspects of elder abuse such as
