SAGA (St. Andrew’s Gay Association), is a social group that started in the 1970s to provide a welcoming safe space for members of the LGBT community to gather for fellowship and mutual support. Many of its Charter Members still attend today and highly value our continuing support. In the last 15+ years many new friends and supporters have joined as well. Saga welcomes everyone who is interested in supporting diversity and inclusion (and in breaking bread together). Meetings start by gathering together for a potluck supper and then usually include a speaker, a facilitated discussion or a group activity. While many presenters or facilitators are Saga members, we occasionally welcome outside guest speakers. Topics vary widely and have included everything from the Rainbow Railroad to ChatGPT to healthy lifestyles to travelogs. If this interests you, please consider coming to our January 26th meeting. There is no membership fee…just bring something for the potluck supper!
SAGA welcomes new members and for more information on joining, please contact info@standrewstoronto.org
SAGA will meet Friday, May 30 at 6pm in the Great Hall for our usual Potluck Supper when our presentation will be:
“Tariffs and heightened US$. Where to travel to our Canadian advantage? Jamaica and Caribbean cruises became more popular destinations. Here are some tips and do’s and don’ts opinions from a traveler’s point of view” SAGA member, Shari Liu, will share her experience travelling to Jamaica with her son this past winter. Please join us – all are welcome.
Dates for the rest of 2025 are as follows:
June 27
July & August – no meetings
September 26
October 24
November 28 – Christmas Party
December – No meeting
Please mark your calendars
The Presbyterian Church in Canada’s Confession to God and LGBTQI People
Adopted on June 6, 2022
The 2022 General Assembly adopted a confession to God and LGBTQI people, confessing the harm caused by homophobia, transphobia, heterosexism and hypocrisy in The Presbyterian Church in Canada, and committing the church to a true change of heart and behaviour. The whole church is called to live out this confession as individuals and communities of faith so that harm does not continue.
The link to the video recording of this confession may be found HERE: