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Prayer and Care

Prayer

If you need prayer to help you in your current life stage, there are a few ways to join us or ask for prayer at St. Paul’s:

  • Our Prayer Team is available to confidentially pray with and for you after the 9:30 am and 11 am service in St. Paul’s Chapel.
  • You are welcome to join members of our Prayer Team who meet once a month, on the second Monday of each month from 7 to 8 pm from September to June.
  • Submit prayer requests by filling out a Connection Card available in each church row or at St. Paul’s Central in the Atrium.
  • Contact Karen Isaacs to request being added to the Prayers of the People read on Sundays, or the Prayer Chain (prayed for throughout the week by our prayer team).

Questions? Contact Karen Isaacs.

Prayer

Divorce
Care

If you’re going through a separation or divorce, this 13-week series is designed to support you through this transitional period in a confidential group setting. The series takes a Christian approach to anger, loneliness, financial survival, new relationships, consideration of children’s needs and, ultimately, forgiveness. Each session begins with a DVD followed by an informal group discussion.

Upcoming Dates (on Zoom):

Tuesdays January 18 – April 12, 6-8pm.

Register Now

Questions? Contact Nancy Truscott.

Divorce
Care

Grief
Share

If a loved one has died, this 13-week series offers support and fellowship as you move through the grieving process. The series takes a Christian approach to the deep hurt that results from the finality of death. Topics include living with grief, the effects of grief, the uniqueness of grief, the feeling of being stuck in grief, and God’s prescription for grief. Each session begins with a DVD followed by informal group discussion.

Upcoming Dates (on Zoom):

Mondays starting January 24 to April 18, 2022 – 6 – 8 pm

Wednesdays starting January 26  to April 20, 2022 – 6 – 7:30pm

Register Now

Questions? Contact Nancy Truscott.

Grief
Share

Dealing
with
Depression

Caring for Your Mental Health

This confidential small group is designed to offer support if you or a loved one is dealing with depression. PLEASE NOTE This series is not a substitute for treatment from qualified health care professionals. It’s about a healthy Christian response from your community, who can offer support to those who suffer. Join us for an open, confidential discussion about hope and survival through depression.

You can also download this PDF from our Coping With Covid mental health webinar for tips and resources!

No upcoming dates available.

Questions? Contact Nancy Truscott.

Dealing
with
Depression

Music for
Health

Music for Health is an exercise clinic program run by Dr. Corene Hurt-Thaut, a neurologic music therapist at the University of Toronto. Sessions will incorporate Neurologic Music Therapy techniques to help improve physical fitness (balance, strength, endurance, range of motion) in a fun and supportive environment. Each session will incorporate a spiritual aspect by beginning with prayer and closing with a hymn.

The clinic is suitable for you if you live with Parkinson’s disease, any kind of acquired brain injury, cerebral palsy, or multiple sclerosis. It’s also good for healthy seniors who want to stay fit and reduce their risk of falls and injury. Please note that your physician’s approval is necessary to participate in the clinic. Those with mobility devices need to be independent with them. Please bring comfortable clothing and shoes for exercising, as well as a water bottle.

Cost: $10 donation per session. Scholarships are available.

Upcoming Dates: TBA

Register Now

Questions? Contact the office.

Music for
Health

Pastoral
Care

Our pastoral team is available to meet with you if you’re grieving, sick, or dealing with other life difficulties. We offer help from a Christian perspective, and can make referrals to grief counselors or support groups like GriefShare if necessary.

As well as personal support, St. Paul’s provides a year-long bereavement support program through four booklets, Journeying Through Grief, that are sent out at regular intervals.

Looking for tips and resources on how to manage your mental health during COVID-19? Download this PDF from our Coping With Covid mental health webinar!

Please contact Karen Isaacs for more information.

Pastoral
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          Phone Number
          416-961-8116
          Email
          mail@stpaulsbloor.org
          Location

          St. Paul's Bloor Street
          227 Bloor Street East
          Toronto, ON M4W 1C8

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          Office Hours

          Tuesday - Thursday from 9am - 3:30pm

          Weekday Online Connections

          Wed at 12 noon: Break With The Bishop on Facebook

          Sunday Worship

          9:30 am - Contemporary, Children's and Youth Ministry

          11 am - Classical, Children's and Youth Ministry

          online Sunday Service