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Thank You

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The results of Operation Good Thing (OGT) 2008 were published in the latest issue of Youth Unlimited’s newsletter. Last year – in the program’s 14th year – OGT received its highest record of donations!

And our group contributed 20% of YU’s total Street Packs (38 out of 184)!!! Amazing!!! It’s also great encouragement to see the packs in use too. We’ve seen it on the streets!

Thanks again to everyone’s contributions last year and continued commitment to reach out to our greater community! :)

- Cecilia

April 7, 2009 at 4:39 pm 1 comment

Habitat

On Saturday, the MCBC Housing Issues Life Long Learning Class carpooled out to Scarborough to participate in a Habitat for Humanity Build! Thanks to everyone who came out to build (uh, paint), and for all our supporters – thanks for your prayers and donations!

August 25, 2008 at 10:18 pm Leave a comment

blog mention and updates

Thanks to Andy at Mission: Help the Homeless – Project417 for mentioning our blog on his (see May 20 – “More Than Good Intentions – Social Justice Working”). It’s great to network and partner with other people pursuing a just lifestyle. Let’s spur each other on!

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The social justice group with our poverty brainstorm.Here’s a photo from our most recent justice group meeting. Poverty is hard to define, but we have set out to learn more about it this summer. We are planning to do community service all summer long, so if you’d like to join us, please give us a shout!

May 24, 2008 at 8:02 pm Leave a comment

Pics from May 10′s Grocery Run :)

Select photos from our biggest grocery run of the year – thus far! Thanks for coming out everyone. :)

May 19, 2008 at 5:53 am 2 comments

put it on my tap

The fruits of our Tap Project involvement. Can’t wait to find out how much Canada raised during the week!

March 29, 2008 at 7:28 pm 1 comment

appalling housing conditions

I was doing some surfing today and stumbled across a small photo collection of housing provided by Toronto Community Housing on the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (OCAP) site. Can you imagine having to live in such conditions (i.e. collapsing ceilings, walls with holes, exposed wiring) on a daily basis?

Some housing sites of interest:

If you know any other interesting housing stories or sites, leave a comment. Thanks!

March 7, 2008 at 9:33 pm Leave a comment


reasons why: a working manifesto

Manifesto: a public declaration of intentions, opinions, objectives, or motives, as one issued by a government, sovereign, or organization.

1. A fire burns within to see God’s justice come.

2. We’re set apart for God to do his work: bringing all creation into right relationship with him. To proclaim the gospel not only through words, but through actions.

3. We believe our flawed and incomplete efforts are better than no effort at all.

4. God’s love and salvation not only transforms personal, spiritual salvation, but has power to change the social, physical, emotional, and mental dimensions too.

5. We desire to join as a community to a journey for change, together through struggles and joys.


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