MCC Toronto Events - Supported By
   
CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE
2011 - ROY THOMSON HALL
CHURCH ON CHURCH STREET 2011
BRAD DOUGLAS
CHURCH ON CHURCH STREET 2011
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CHURCH STREET
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Resources
Lessons for Life
Each Sunday we record "Lessons for Life"
on CD which are available at the Information Centre in the social
hall after services. You may also order any previous Lesson tapes for pick
up on the following Sunday.
Marriages/Holy
Unions
Funeral/Memorial Service Planning Guide
Information
Sheets
Forms
- Find links to a variety of online and printable MCC Toronto
forms.
Homosexuality and the Bible
Do you ever wonder what the
Bible really says about homosexuality? Would you like to learn
about how people interpret scripture in different ways? Rev. Dr. Brent
Hawkes leads an insightful and thought-provoking
study of Biblical passages which are often used to inform theological
discussions about homosexuality.
Come and see the Bible in a new and refreshing
way on April 30, 1pm at MCC Toronto.
All are welcome.
Metropolitan Community Church Links
A listing of other Canadian MCC Churches:
Community Outreach
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Gay Fathers of
Toronto - Gay Fathers supporting Gay Fathers in a parenting role.
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PFLAG Canada
- Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays - Parents, Families and Friends
of Lesbians and Gays provides opportunity for dialogue about sexual
orientation and gender identity, and acts to create a society that is
healthy and respectful of human diversity. PFLAG promotes the health and
well-being of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered persons, their
families and friends through:
- support, to cope with an adverse society, and
- education, to enlighten an ill-informed public in
order to end discrimination and secure equal human rights.
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PFLAG Toronto
Chapter
- Can also be reached at (416)
406-6378 or by email at
toronto@pflag.ca
- Meetings: 1st
Wednesday of each month - support & sharing; 3rd Thursday monthly -
speaker and support - both meetings at St. Clement’s Church, 59 Briar
Hill Avenue.
- Lesbian,
Gay & Bi Youth Line
(up to age 26) -
(416) 962-9688 - Check their website for current hours of operation and
other information.
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RyePride
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Bisexuals, Gays, Lesbians and Transgendered People of Ryerson
- The
Triangle Program - A Toronto District School Board program run as
one program of the Oasis Alternative Secondary School for gay, lesbian
and bisexual students. (416)
406-6228 ext 169 (Voice Mail only)
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Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention - Black CAP is an
organization that works to reduce HIV/AIDS in Toronto’s Black, African
and Caribbean communities and enhance the quality of life of Black
people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS.
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Sherbourne Health Centre is a community based health care
organization dedicated to providing comprehensive health services to our
diverse and vibrant communities – lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender,
transsexual, two- spirited, intersex, queer or questioning... Services
offered include medical, nursing and wellness care, counselling services,
information, workshops and groups.
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WELLSPRING CANCER SUPPORT CENTRES
Lesbians
and Partners Cancer Support Group
This program is a co-facilitated group that meets on the first
Thursday of each month to support. Llearn and share information about many
aspects of living with cancer. Some meetings are held specifically for
sharing and caring, while others include special topics of interest to the
group of women.
This drop-in program is offered at:
Wellspring Odette House and The Coach House
81 Wellesley Street East, Toronto, Ontario M4Y
1H6
(just east of Church Street on Wellesley
St.)
Time: 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
For more information women can call Wellspring at (416)
961-1928 or email
Jennifer Alexander.
Gay Men’s Cancer Information
and Networking Group
A cancer diagnosis often brings about feelings of uncertainty, fear and
isolation, as patients
and their loved ones journey through the unknown
territory of this illness.
Wellspring's cancer information and networking group
addresses the unique issues and challenges experienced by gay men living
with cancer and their partners who share their lives through a combination
of informational, networking & support meetings. All sessions are
facilitated by a professional leader.
The group meets the fourth Tuesday of every month, from 6:30pm - 8:30pm
in the comfortable Coach House conveniently located at 81 Wellesley St.
East (South East corner of Church & Wellesley)
Bereavement Support
Group for Lesbians and Gay Men
Wellspring / 81 Wellesley Street East
Metropolitan Community Church of Toronto and Wellspring (a cancer support
facility) would like to, once again, offer a Bereavement Support Group
starting in April for people in our community who have lost someone to
cancer.
Kelly Vollering and Jennifer Alexander will co-facilitate an eight week
program meeting once a week for eight weeks, followed by once a month over
three months, once after six months and again after a year.
In order for the group to be successful and for each and every person to
benefit from this support, we need a number of people to commit to the
program.
If you would like to register for this group, or would like more
information, please
contact Wellspring at (416) 961-1928 or email
jmalexander@sympatico.ca.
Community Support Lines
- 519 Anti-Violence Program
(416) 392-6878 x 117
- AIDS Committee of Toronto
(416) 340-2437
- Assaulted Women's Helpline
(416) 863-0511
- Bashing Reporting Line
(416) 392-6878 x 337
- Distress Centre
(416) 408-4357
- Hassle Free Clinic
[Men]
(416) 922-0603
- Hassle Free Clinic
[Women] (416)
922-0566
- Lesbian Gay Bi Youth
Line (416) 962-YOUTH -
1 (800) 268-YOUTH
-
Toronto People with AIDS Foundation
(416) 506-1400
- Toronto Rape Crisis Centre /Multicultural Womyn
Against Rape (416) 597-8808
- Women's Counselling Referral & Education Centre
(416) 534-7501
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