10:00 am Elder Smith – Prayer and Devotion
11:00 am Service ends. Members go downtown to participate in the Jesus In The City parade.
12:00 pm Jesus in the City parade begins. (click here for more details)

We would like all people to arrive downtown by 11:30am if possible. The parade starts promptly at noon, and we want to be ready with a full contingent of the church.

Simple Directions to Queen’s Park:

Subway: take the subway to either Museum or Queen’s Park. If you get off at Museum, walk south to Queen’s Park. If you get off at Queen’s Park, walk north to Queen’s Park.

Driving from the east: take the 401 W to the Don Valley Parkway S. Exit at Bloor St./Bayview exit. Take Bloor St, west to Parliament. Go South on Parliament to Wellesley. Go west on Wellesley to Queen’s Park.

Driving from the west: take the 401 E to Avenue Rd. Take Avenue Rd south, all the way to Queen’s Park. Avenue Rd “dipsy-doodles” just south of Eglinton – bear left. And again, follow the flow of traffic and bear left as it curves just north of St. Clair Ave

If you or someone you know is in need, please pay us a visit. Or, use the Contact form to contact our food bank director.

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It’s open to all Kanisa people, their friends, family members, co-workers or anyone who needs a certification.  Anyone that doesn’t confidently know how to save the life of a parent or loved one who just had a heart attack or an infant who is choking MUST TAKE THIS COURSE.

The cost is $50.00 for certification and $25.00 for recertification. Kanisa Health Ministries will pay 50% of the cost for the 1st 20 Kanisa members who sign up.  Please put a check or cash in a tithe envelope and give it to Paulette Higgins-Gray at pahdc@sympatico.ca or Nadine Knight at nknight80@hotmail.com.

We will be extrapolating on the call to discipleship in hopefully what will be a fresh perspective on God’s calling in our lives.

Future GO Deep sessions are:

March 1, 2008 at 3pm
March 15, 2008 at 3pm

We look forward to your participation.

Summer Student Recruitment 2008

Effective January 23, 2008.

It’s time again to start thinking about summer employment. Our summer student recruiting campaign begins early every year and students are encouraged to apply for summer positions as early as January 23, 2008.

Summer student employment opportunities are available in many departments for indoor and outdoor positions. Hiring preference is given to returning students who have worked successfully at the Region the previous summer, enrolled in post-secondary education full-time, and are returning to school full-time in Fall 2008. Students also need to be available to work from May until September.

The application process includes an online application and a questionnaire which must be completed in order to be considered for any summer employment opportunities. Students interested in working with the Region are requested to visit our website at peelregion.ca. Click on employment and student listings. Please note: Deadline to submit applications is March 31, 2008.

GoDeep will be held on December 15, 2007 from 3:30 – 5:00 and will be hosted by Wayne Gray, an Addictions Counsellor. The topic for discussion is  addictions and is the first suggestion used from the GoDeep suggestion. Please join us for a frank conversation breaking the strongholds of addiction.

“Therefore He is able to save completely those who come to God through Him, because He always lives to intercede for them.”   Hebrews 7:25

 Kanisa Fellowship welcomes all to visit and subscribe to its mailing list where members and Christians everywhere can be informed about upcoming events. The blog allows members to add content to the webpages without waiting for a webmaster. This means that information on the website is current, up-to-date and fresh. Archived content includes a testimony from a newly baptized member, book reviews of The Da Vinci Code and articles on Christian lifestyle issues.  “Visitors are more than welcomed to contribute to the dialogue on our website,” says Barnes. “Whether people join us in our church in Toronto or join us online, the goal is to claim and reclaim souls for God’s kingdom using interactive tools. This is just one form of outreach”.

The new design will feature highlights from the various ministries within Kanisa, such as the Women’s, Health and Prayer Ministries. Visitors can also submit prayer requests easily from every page. Unable to attend a service? Curious about the gospel? Visitors can hear a 20-minute sample of the church service through the podcast. Published bi-weekly, visitors simply click on the play button and can experience lively worship, uplifting songs, powerful prayer, and the ministering of God’s word through Senior Pastor, John M. Scott and other guest speakers.  For more information, please call (416) 410-3102 or e-mail: info@kanisafellowship.com