Join us for Carols, Candles, Crafts and Kids – a time of Advent fun and fellowship. Get to know some of the other parents with young children. Bring a friend. We’ll wrap up with some pizza and treats and send everyone home with Advent crafts to help you observe this wonderful season of waiting. To register for this event please fill out the form below. We look forward to seeing you!
Jan Goodman, for the Children’s Ministry
We are so happy to welcome you back to our St. Cuthbert’s, Leaside Christmas Fair! All your favourite shopping areas are returning, and we look forward to seeing you as well. Catch up with your friends and neighbours and enjoy a boxed lunch while perusing the treasures on display.
Art Gallery ◊ Baking & Preserves ◊ Books+ ◊ Christmas Boutique ◊ Christmas Gift Baskets ◊ Crafts ◊ Electrical ◊ Jewellery ◊ Kitchenware+ ◊ Linens ◊ Portraits by Adele ◊ Toys & Games ◊ You and Home ◊ Red Tag (crème de la crème)
◊ Boxed Lunch (sponsored by Patrick Rocca, Bosley Real Estate)
◊ Coffee cart while-you-wait
Profits from the fair support St. Cuthbert’s Church and our outreach programs.
A big thank you to our Christmas Fair sponsor Patrick Rocca, Bosley Real Estate
Please Join Us for A Very Special Event
Wine, Wisdom and Generosity – Turning Your Legacy into a Lasting Gift
Wednesday, October 1st from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
at St. Cuthbert’s, Leaside 1399 Bayview Ave.
Join us for an enlightening early evening at St. Cuthbert’s, Leaside, as we delve into the importance of estate planning and legacy giving from a biblical perspective. Our evening will be hosted by the Rev. Canon Janet Read-Hockin, with special guests – Bishop Andrew Asbil, Peter Misiaszek, Director of Stewardship, and Mary Lynne Stewart, Executive Director of the Anglican Diocese Toronto Foundation. The seminar will provide valuable insights and information on how you can leave a lasting impact through your legacy. Wine and light refreshments will be provided.
What we will cover:
Wine, Wisdom and Generosity is a Free Event – Space is Limited to the First 50 Registrants
To reserve your seat, please RSVP to Lorna Krawchuk using the form below.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Art Gallery ҉ Baking & Preserves ҉ Books, DVDs & Vinyl ҉ Crafts ҉ Electrical ҉ Jewellery ҉ Kitchenware ҉ Linens ҉ Red Tag ҉ Toys & Games ҉ Treasures from Grandma’s Attic ҉ You & Home ҉ Face Painting ҉ Children’s Activities & Games on the Green
BBQ on the Green – sponsored by Patrick Rocca, Bosley Real Estate ҉ Coffee, Tea & Snacks ҉ Popcorn – courtesy of Rob Oliphant, M.P.
Profits from the fair support St. Cuthbert’s Church and our outreach programs.
A big thank you to our BBQ sponsor Patrick Rocca, Bosley Real Estate
MAPPING THE GROUND WE STAND ONPlease join us at this interactive workshop on
Saturday, February 1st from 2 – 4:30 p.m. in Lamb Hall
Sign-up by Mon. Jan. 27. on the list in Lamb Hall after the 10 am service or through the church office stcuthbertleaside@toronto.anglican.ca
This event is organized by the Truth & Reconciliation Committee
Post-event resources will be sent.
In 2015, as part of its commitment to support the findings of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, PWRDF developed the resource: Mapping the Ground We Stand On. Using PowerPoint animation, videos, small group discussion, talking circle and more this workshop, also known as the Mapping Exercise, invites participants to explore Indigenous presence on the map of Turtle Island/Canada, the history of settler arrival, and how each fit into ongoing narratives. The concepts of Doctrine of Discovery, terra nullius, Indigenous Knowledge and Ways of Knowing are explored. Listening, understanding and reflecting enable one to imagine meaningful next steps for one’s personal and collective journeys – church, family, community, that will foster just, respectful and healing relationships for all peoples – Indigenous and settler.
The World Day of Prayer service for Leaside and local churches will be hosted this year by St. Cuthbert’s Anglican Church (1399 Bayview Ave. south of Davisville) on Friday March 14 at 2 PM, followed by light refreshments and fellowship. This international ecumenical Christian laywomen’s initiative has been celebrated each March for almost 100 years – now in over 170 countries. It is a time of “informed prayer and prayerful action”, praying together for issues affecting women and children. The 2025 service was written by the women of Cook Islands on the theme “I Made You Wonderful”, Ps 139:1-18. All are welcome! https://wdpcanada.ca/world-day-of-prayer/what-is-wdp/
We would like to extend a big Thank You! to all who helped organize this year’s Christmas Fair, all the volunteers who gave their time, and all of you who attended and made this year’s Fair a successful event. Thank you!
We are so happy to welcome you back to our St. Cuthbert’s, Leaside Christmas Fair! All your favourite shopping areas are returning, and we look forward to seeing you as well. Catch up with your friends and neighbours and enjoy a boxed lunch while perusing the treasures on display.
Art Gallery ◊ Baking and Preserves ◊ Electrical ◊ Jewellery ◊ Kitchenware ◊ You and Home ◊ Toys & Games ◊ Books, CDs & Vinyl ◊ Boxed Lunches ◊ Christmas Boutique ◊ Hand-Made Quilt Raffle ◊ Christmas Gift Baskets ◊ Arts & Crafts ◊ Red Tag (crème de la crème) ◊ Royalty Memorabilia ◊ Coffee cart while-you-wait.
See you at the Fair!
Profits from the fair support St. Cuthbert’s Church and our outreach programs.
Why is this such a great opportunity?
Dr. Marion Taylor is a highly respected Professor of Old Testament & Graduate Director at Wycliffe College at the University of Toronto. Marion is a graduate of Yale university and has taught at Wycliffe since 1986. In 2012, she published the award-winning “Handbook of Women Biblical Interpreters: A Historical and Biographical Guide”. Her commentary on Ruth and Esther was published in 2020 in Zondervan’s Story of God series. Marion and Joy Schroeder co-authored Voices Long Silenced: Women Biblical Interpreters through the Centuries, which features more than 400 women biblical interpreters, which was published by Westminster John Knox in 2022. Marion is currently working on a book on Paul through the eyes of women from the sixteenth to the long nineteenth century.
The presentation, based on the Book of Ruth, is not to be missed!
You might enjoy listening beforehand to a woman reading The Book of Ruth at https://her.bible/books/ruth/
