Bloor Street Groups

Arts Collective

Book Study

Choir

Lectionary Group

Quilting Group

Reel Activism

Refugee Outreach

Togogo Grannies

Video Group

Writers Group

Youth on Bloor

If you are interested in finding out more about any of these groups, please contact the church office.

Upcoming Events


UPCOMING SERVICES:

September 5 Services resume at Bloor Street United.

Sunday, September 12th
Congregational lunch following the service

Friday, September 10
Reel Activism 7:00 pm

Sunday, September 26
Toward a Climate of Respect: Craddock Lecture 2010
This year’s Craddock Lecture at Bloor Street United Church will be given by Stephen Scharper, Professor of Environmental Ethics at the Centre for Environment, University of Toronto. Professor Scharper’s lecture will form part of the 10:30 service on Sunday September 26. Following the service, Professor Scharper will lead a lunchtime seminar in the Upper Club Room.
Professor Scharper is a renowned and tireless spokesman for a faithful ethical Christian response to environmental issues. Much in demand as an inspirational public speaker, he is author of Redeeming the Time: A Political Theology of the Environment (1997), and co-author with Hilary Cunningham of The Green Bible (2002). His Faith and Ethics columns appear regularly in The Toronto Star. Stephen Scharper’s contribution to our learning and worship, under the title “Toward a Climate of Respect: Creation and the Human Vocation,” promises to address and inspire our weekly commitment to live with respect in Creation.
To help us plan for lunch, those intending to continue on to the seminar are asked to leave their name and a contact number with Rev. Martha ter Kuile at 416-924-7439 ext 44. If necessary, numbers may have to be limited.

Sunday, October 3
Congregational lunch following the service

Saturday, November 6
Anniversary Weekend
Saturday Gala Evening with dinner & entertainment

Sunday November 7
Anniversary Service
Congregational lunch following the service

THE BOOK CLUB
After a successful first year, we reconvene on Tuesday, September 7th at 1:30 p.m. in the Board Room to discuss WolfWillow by Wallace Stegner. Everyone is invited.
Please come to the September meeting with suggestions of books we might discuss in the coming months. For more information please contact Bob Farquharson, arfarquharson@sympatico.ca or call 416-962-3998.

PAR CARDS
For those who contribute through Pre-Authorized Remittance and would like to use cards to indicate that you give in this manner, there is a supply of PAR cards in the narthex which you can use when the offering is taken.


CHURCH AND COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

~ Free Spanish Lessons ~ KNOWLEDGE HOUSE
Saturdays 10:30 – 12:30
$10 fee only for registration - click <here> for brochure (pdf)
Information: Francisco, 416-671-6970 / www.bloorstreetunited.org

FARMERS’ MARKET
Welcome to MyMarket at Bloor and Borden – Rain or Shine!
BYOB – Bring Your Own Bag on Wednesdays from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. till October 27th to this certified local farmers’ market featuring real farmers selling only what they produce. Each week, enjoy fresh and local fruit, vegetables, herbs, meats, honey, baked goods and much, much more; including a weekly free prize draw and terrific live music. Bring your children, meet your community and relax in the ‘Centre Square’ Café. Special Market days to remember:
• September 15th – Apples and Honey
• October 13th – Harvest Delight Day
• October 27th – Customer & Farmers Appreciation Day & Pumpkin Fest
MyMarket is located in the Green P parking lot, just south of Bloor between
Lippincott and Borden, west of Spadina subway station