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Check out our new "Little Free Pantry"
We opened our new "Little Free Pantry" on Easter Sunday. Drop by and check it out!
Most people think of Forest Hill as a neighbourhood of leafy trees, detached homes and people earning high incomes. What many people do not realize is that Forest Hill is also home to people on fixed incomes, immigrants and people who do not earn high salaries. These people may live in a home on a leafy street, an apartment building or in Toronto Community Housing. A characteristic they all share is the fact inflation is creating financial stress in their lives and may be contributing to food insecurity.
Church School Sundays at 11am
September - June
In-person Church School is offered September - June. Please bring your kids with you to church at 11am. They'll go out with Ann Fraser, a certified Early Childhood Educator, about 10 minutes after the beginning of the Worship Service.
Free Lunch Continues!
Who ever said there's no free lunch? There is here!
Five cooks from our congregation have stepped up to the plate and volunteered to make a light meal for us, every Sunday between Feb 25 and March 24.
The program is continuing into April. Here's the current schedule. Let Rev. Steve know if you'd like to be added to this list:
- March 31 -- Easter Sunday -- congregational potluck
- April 7 -- Sandra
- April 14 -- Congregational Annual meeting -- no lunch this day
- April 21 -- Morgan, Lorie, Maria
Come join us. Eat with us. Enjoy each other's company. Remember that sense of community that drew you to this church in the first place, and get to know some more of the delightful people who sit in the pews beside you.
We Recommend this new TVO Podcast featuring two members of our congregation
This new podcast is an important contribution to our country's conversation about the rules for Medical Assistance in Dying. It features Michael Fraser, who was an important volunteer in our congregation for years until illness so debilitated him that he had to stop doing most of what gave life meaning and joy. The podcast features interviews with Michael as he explains to reporter Rob Cribb how and why he came to his decision to seek Medical Assistance in Dying
It also features interviews with Michael's wife Ann, who is still an active member of our congregation. You'll hear her talk about the impact that Michael's illness and decisions had on her life.
The podcast is planned to have six 30-minute episodes. The first two dropped on January 26, 2024; the rest will be dropped weekly.
A gentle warning that this program explores sensative issues, and concerns that may hit listeners hard. If this raises concerns for you, you're welcome to reach out to our
View the Podcast Details at the TVO website