The Regent Park Community Ministry (RPCM) is a ministry dedicated to furthering justice and liberation of people experiencing poverty in our neighbourhood.
RPCM is an inclusive church without walls. To be church in our context means to gather, to organize, to support, and to assist our neighbours. We are a church where all are welcomed and all can flourish. We consciously work to centre those experiencing marginalization, poverty, and isolation in all we do.
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Programs
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Advocacy
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Community Capacity Building
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Open to people of all faiths, cultures & orientation, Regent Park Community Ministry provides:
A space where those experiencing marginalization are centered, cared for, and celebrated
Advocacy and entry points for learning on issues of poverty that affect our neighbours
An open church service every Friday at 12:30 p.m., either on the front lawn or indoors (multi-faith chapel room) of the Fred Victor building at 40 Oak Street (location depending on the weather). All are welcome!
Free, fun, engaging programs and activities in the neighbourhood for all residents
Educational trainings and events for churches and communities open to understanding how to bridge with and support people in need
Partnerships with other faith-based communities and non-profit organizations to benefit the Regent Park community
About Us
The Regent Park Community Ministry has deep roots in the neighbourhood and is continually evolving to meet its changing needs. Our vision is to inspire and help grow a community of faith and social justice in Regent Park that builds bridges and deeply engages with all. Our work is fueled by our faith in God and our desire to see His love experienced by everyone, especially the disenfranchised, the isolated, and the forgotten.
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Volunteer
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Follow Us
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Donate
Your monthly, annual or one-time donation makes a difference for folks in Regent Park!
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Regent Park Community Ministry acknowledges that the land that we work on has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and the Mississaugas of the Credit. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to share this land.