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Bethel Mennonite Church confesses that God is active in the world. Our desire is to be part of what God is doing. We want to align our worship, education, community life and witness with God's work. Our mission is to 'extend the table' of God's goodness to our neighbours across the street and around the world.Bethel Mennonite Church belongs to the Anabaptist Christian faith community. We are a congregation of Mennonite Church Manitoba and Mennonite Church Canada and thus partner with congregations around the world in mission, offering material and human resources in programs of church planting, education, healing and justice.

Welcome to Little LambsAbout Us / MissionLittle Lambs Christian Preschool began as a nursery program in the fall of 1988, to 'Know God and Make Him Known'. We began with a small group of less than ten children and have grown to an average of 65 children each year. We became a fully licensed daycare (able to offer full day care) in 2002. While we do not have more than 32 children on site at one time, our community includes so many families as we offer both full and part time.Our families may pick and choose any half/full day combination that they would like depending on what is available.We do follow the public school calendar from September to the end of June and are, therefore, closed for two weeks at Christmas and for Spring Break. We are closed for stat days but are open for public school inservice days. We do run a shorter day than many day cares, with half day children being dropped off or picked up at 12:15.We are a theme based centre with weekly themes. Our large, spacious room is well equipped, with many choices during free play.

Fort Garry Mennonite Fellowship emerged in 1966 as an initiative of the Winnipeg Bergthaler Mennonite Church (now known as Home Street Mennonite Church) and formally organized in 1967. Founding members came from a variety of congregations.The Fellowship met in rented facilities at Canadian Nazarene College until 1981 and then at Canadian Mennonite Bible College. In December 1984, FGMF moved into its newly constructed meeting place at 150 Bayridge Avenue. The initial group of 30 members has grown to approximately 200. Together we seek to encourage each other in faithful living of the Christian faith.

Abundant Life Baptist Church started in 1989 as a small prayer group under the guidance of Pastor Erwin Kelbert. On February 18, 1990 we had our first meeting as a body of believers in the Joseph Teres School with 15 in attendance. After a major telephone blitz, the official opening service was held at the school with 140 attending. The church continued to meet weekly at the school until January 1994, when we moved to our present location.

Our mission is to advance God's Kingdom, cooperating with His restoring work in our hearts, His equipping work in the Church, and His reconciling work in the world West End Christian Community (aka WECC) is a Church in Winnipeg's West End. We meet at 221 Hampton Street, just offPortage - one block west of Berry. We are a non-denominational, charismatic, Bible-believing Christian Church (translation: we love Jesus, follow the Bible, and believe in the Holy Spirit). We meet at 10:00 am for a potluck fellowship brunch, then we have a worship service beginning at 11:00 am.West End Christian Community is led by a team of pastoral leaders, namely Robert Baron, George Balaktsis, Andre Cyr and Vic Geddert. In addition to this pastoral leaders' team, there are many others who serve in various forms of leadership in our Church. The feeling is family, the worship is vibrant and participatory, and the teaching is Bible-based. If you don't already have a Church home, or if you want to learn more about Jesus along with us, consider yourself invited

Our Lady of Perpetual Help is a Roman Catholic church serving the mid-town area of Toronto. The church is located at 78 Clifton Road (St. Clair East - Mt. Pleasant area) . The parish boundaries are roughly Davisville Avenue on the north, Crescent Road on the south (next to Rosedale subway station), Bayview Avenue on the east and Avenue Road on the west side.OLPH parish was established in February 1923 with Fr. Francis Pennylegion as the first pastor. The church building was opened and blessed by Archbishop Neil McNeil in June 1930. The present pastor is Fr. James Hannah who took over as the eighth pastor of OLPH in July 2002. Read more about the Parish HistoryWe have shared the same church building with our 'sister' church, the Annunciation Byzantine Romanian Catholic Mission (of the Eastern Rite) since October 2001. As of March 2013, their pastor is Fr. Ionel Maier with the former pastor, Fr. Emil Jude working as a Weekend Assistant. They celebrate Sunday Mass at 12:30 pm. Much more detailed information on the above web page.OLPH is a member of the Churches-on-the-Hill Ministerial, an historical ecumenical association of the churches in the Yonge-St.