Toby's Place is a weekly drop-in program for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth, folks questioning their gender and/or sexuality, and friends and allies, 23-years-old and under. We feature meals from scratch, workshop or entertainment programming, a clothing swap, book swap corner, and more! We run on Mondays from 3:30pm-8:30pm.
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This year marks the 60th Anniversary of official diplomatic ties between the Republic of Korea and Canada, a relationship that has its roots in the selfless work of Canadian missionaries in Korea. As we celebrate this milestone year in Korea-Canada relations, we invite you to join us for a special seminar presentation, which aims to shed light on the incredible legacies of Canada’s earliest missionaries to Korea—one of the oldest links that bind Korea and Canada together. Emmanuel College’s...
This is an event to understand our Iranian neighbours. Learn about the conflicts but also their art. Questions and conversations encouraged This is an opportunity to hear about the conflicts that have been happening in Iran, including the recent killing of the young girl, Mahsa Amini, but the oppression has been going on for decades. Many Iranian families have chosen to live in Richmond Hill and nearby. They are hurting. They are asking for allies. There will be 2 speakers, and Iranian music...
The invitation is out for everyone - men, women, and children of all ages - to join the 2023 World Day of Prayer as we celebrate the theme “I have heard about your faith” based on Ephesians 1: 15-19. The women of Taiwan have prepared the service this year. We are invited to reflect on the changes and challenges faced by this country as the citizens evolve amidst struggles for independence internationally, as well as the obstacles that women, in particular, face at home. Regardless of changes,...
We welcome all neighboiurs and friends to a gathering with music, prayer, poetry, readings and quiet, as we work together to find sources for healing, and reasons for hope, for the days to come. Our lives have endured turbulence and disruption since March 2020. Many of us experienced personal losses of various kinds. We all felt the isolation and uncertainty, the sense of powerlessness and frustration. It has changed us. It has changed our commun ities. It has been hard to find ways to grieve...