We look forward to seeing you.
Blessings!
We are located at 20 Glebe Road E. in Toronto.
Via TTC take Line 1.
Walk north from Davisville station,
or south from Eglinton station.
Image by Amber Clay from Pixabay
Picture for illustration only. Glebe does not post photos of the family we are sponsoring to protect their privacy and safety.
The Glebe Road Refugee Committee continues to be in regular contact with the family we are sponsoring. Unfortunately, the conflict involving Iran has had a significant impact on them, as it has on so many others living in poverty throughout the region.
Thousands of refugees who had been living in Iran have crossed into neighbouring countries, placing additional strain on already fragile economies and humanitarian systems. The conflict has disrupted transportation routes, increased fuel prices, and raised the cost of imported goods. As a result, many families are facing higher food and living costs at a time when poverty is already widespread.
Financial donations to support our refugee family are greatly appreciated and especially needed at this time. We ask that you continue to remember our refugee family, and all those affected by the conflict, in your prayers. In hope and prayer,
Glebe Road United Church Refugee Sponsorship Committee
The weather remains unpredictable, but we’ve had a lot of lovely days at Sunday School. We’ve spent some time on a new activity of nature logs in observing the world around us and making Zine’s of our findings. A zine is a short form magazine entrenched in DIY culture, a culture that aims to move art away from institutionalized publishing and companies and into the hands of communities and artists.
From the Glebe Archives: A recipe from the 1972 church cookbook written by the Women of Glebe Road United Church in Toronto, ON, Canada. The recipe features lime green Jello, horseradish, onions and pineapple. Jello salads were inexplicably popular in the 1970s. New recipes shared every month.
Come join with other United Church congregations as we once again march in this year’s pride parade. Rev. Cynthia will be walking and heading to the parade after service on June 28th.
Our committee continues to work closely with our local Member of Parliament and with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada as we seek to advance the family's application to come to Canada. Financial donations to support our refugee family are greatly appreciated and especially needed at this time. We ask that you continue to remember our refugee family, and all those affected by the conflict, in your prayers.
Summers have been hot the last few years and weather predictions for this and future summers suggest that temperatures are only going to heat up making our little church on Glebe virtually unusable in Summer. Read more
Members and adherents are welcome to join us in the Larkman Room on Sunday, April 19 at approximately 1 PM (after the Sunday Service) for Glebe’s 2025 Annual General Meeting.
