2014 Christmas Party
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You're invited to the annual Community Christmas Party on Saturday December 14th at 11:00AM in the Gym. To register for the event, please visit Eventbrite and pick up your free tickets today!
Outbursts of Love
/What does it mean to be a Christian community? How do we show concern for others? Eugene explores how we can use the internet to organize our efforts to impact the world for Christ.
Look for Toronto CPC on www.thecommon.org
Look for Toronto CPC on www.thecommon.org
Becoming a True Spiritual Community
/Join us as Sid Ingham shares about what Spiritual Community can and should be.
Volunteer Sunday
/A few weeks ago we held a Volunteer Sunday event to focus on the many opportunities at CPC to serve God with the gifts and abilities that He gave us.
It was fun to see all the ministry leaders setting up their booths in the morning and comparing displays!
If you are interested in volunteering at CPC, here is a list of ministries that need your help. And we also have some immediate opportunities available. You can also just click on the Get Involved tab at the top of this site for more information.
Thanks for serving with us!
Happy 98th Anniversary!
/On Sunday, we celebrated 98 years of being Toronto Chinese Presbyterian Church - wow! Plans are already underway for our centennial celebration in 2010. Stay tuned for all the details!
We celebrated with a combined service held in English and Cantonese. Pastor Tom Eng reminded us why the church exists. I found it particularly relevant as sometimes we can get so caught up in church activities and just life in general that it is easy to forget what our purpose is as a church.
Here's a quick summary:
the church is called to...
Pastor Tom also reminded us that God wants us to give our best to others. He has given us all gifts so that we can use them to help the church fulfill it's calling.
What are your particular gifts? Which of the five purposes above are you most passionate about? Speak with Pastor Tom or any church leader to see how you can get involved. See you at the centennial celebration!
We celebrated with a combined service held in English and Cantonese. Pastor Tom Eng reminded us why the church exists. I found it particularly relevant as sometimes we can get so caught up in church activities and just life in general that it is easy to forget what our purpose is as a church.
Here's a quick summary:
the church is called to...
- Celebrate God's presence - WORSHIP
- Communicate God's grace -EVANGELISM
- Incorporate God's family - FELLOWSHIP
- Educate God's people - DISCIPLESHIP
- Demonstrate God's love - MINISTRY
Pastor Tom also reminded us that God wants us to give our best to others. He has given us all gifts so that we can use them to help the church fulfill it's calling.
What are your particular gifts? Which of the five purposes above are you most passionate about? Speak with Pastor Tom or any church leader to see how you can get involved. See you at the centennial celebration!
Arts Night 2008
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Join us this Friday night at 7:30pm for Delta Fellowship's Arts Night 2008! Held just around the corner from the church at the new Bloom cafe, it will be a night of open-mic, movies, poetry, story-telling, photographs and much more...
Keep the lights turned on and see you Friday night!
A Thank-You from David Lewis and Global Vision
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On behalf of Global Vision and all the third world people who receive donated eyeglasses I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your kindness and generosity in supporting this project. Without the Christian compassion displayed by people such as the congregation of the Chinese Presbyterian Church, a project such as Global Vision could not experience the success we have witnessed.Let me share an email from a worker in Kenya: “The eyeglass giving day was a blessing to many. In fact, the turnout was more than what we expected. Can you imagine 200 people turned out and only those who came early were given glasses and the rest prayed for. We witnessed the love of Christ to many people and 72 people gave their lives to Jesus.”