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Join The Right Rev. Bishop Asbil and members of The Bishop’s Company on October 18th, 2024 to celebrate the work of our clergy and show support to them in their times of need.
NEW LOCATION: Sheraton Parkway Toronto North. Information and Menu are at the bottom of this page.
Cocktail reception at 6pm, dinner, musical acts and guest speaker at 7pm.
Ticket Prices: $175 per person
Parish Table of Ten: $1600 (Available to parishes only)
Meal selections are only available until October 8th at noon, after that seats can be purchased until October 14th with no meal selections. Our ticketing site will shut down on October 14th at noon.
Important: Due to CRA regulations, we are not able to sell tables and split the tax receipt between multiple parties. If you intend on sitting with others, please buy your own tickets and indicate your seating preferences in the comments section and we will place you together. Only the person who purchases the tickets is eligible for the tax receipt. Receipts are sent our following the dinner, less the cost of the meal.
Guest Speaker – Anthony Morgan, Host, The Nature of Things | Award-Winning Science Communicator
Anthony Morgan is an award-winning science communicator, Ph.D. researcher, startup founder
and game designer who has hosted dozens of TV programs. He’s also the new host of The
Nature of Things on CBC Television. He’s obsessed with changing how people see, think and
talk about science in their everyday lives. He’s spent close to 20 years finding ways to do just
that. He’s worked at the Ontario Science Centre with Asap SCIENCE, written for newspapers,
hosted CBC Radio, collaborated with municipal governments and serves on the steering
committee of the misinformation-tackling Science Up First. This work and more has earned him
multiple distinctions and award nominations, including a Falling Walls nomination for a
breakthrough science engagement initiative and being named one of CBC’s top 20 millennial
change-makers.
https://www.anthonymorganscience.com
Your Host – Rev. Paige Souter
Ms. Souter serves as the Assistant Curate at the Church of the Redeemer and is Priest-in-Charge (August) at the summer community of St. Peter’s on-the-Rock . She also serves as Co-Chair of the Bishop’s Committee for Creation Care, is a member of the Anglican Church of Canada’s Task Force on the Feast of Creation, and is the past chair of Faith and the Common Good.
Ms. Souter is passionate about building expansive, compassionate, sustainable, and faith-filled communities. Her ministry includes caring for creation, building peaceable communities, serving the ‘least of these,’ and faith formation. Underlying all of her ministry is a commitment to helping faith communities reimagine what it means to be followers of Christ at this moment in history.
Ms. Souter and her husband, live in southeast Scarborough and they have three adult children. In her spare time, she gardens, hikes, writes, and watches a lot of Formula One races and volleyball matches.
The Redeemers
From humble beginnings—singing in the choir stalls at Church of the Redeemer in downtown Toronto—to street corners and backroom dives, the Redeemers revive the joy of doo wop close harmony singing.
From the golden days of bluesy pre-rock’n’roll R & B to present day pop and top 40, this close harmony vocal group celebrates the sounds pioneered by classic groups like the Orioles, the Drifters, and the Flamingos, honed by The Beatles and Stevie Wonder, and re-imagined by more contemporary acts like the Backstreet Boys, Gnarls Barkley and Pharrell.
FEATURING Karen Weigold, an established and versatile singer from the Greater Toronto Area. With a background in dramatic arts and dance, Karen has had many opportunities to perform with ensembles and organizations throughout the city, including Soundstreams, Elmer Iseler Singers, Univox Choir of Toronto, and Countermeasure. Karen has shared the stage with artists like Jackie Richardson, Jully Black, Joe Sealy, Molly Johnson, Nikki Yanovsky, and opera star Kathleen Battle; she is a founding member of the a cappella group Catch-Phrase Quartet, and has lent her voice to many EP and LP recordings and live performances for local Toronto artists such as Jeremy Dutcher, Julian Taylor, and Secret Broadcast. Karen is a section lead and a featured soloist at Church of the Redeemer Anglican Church in Toronto, and has been a featured soloist at Grace Church-on-the-Hill.
Learn more about them here.
Dinner Menu
To Start: Assorted dinner rolls with choice of soup or salad
Main: Supreme of Chicken – Pan roasted chicken supreme, tomato-onion confit, balsamic reduction, natural jus, seasonal vegetable medley, fingerling potatoes with aromatic herbs
Vegan Main: Sorghum grain coconut cream risotto with kale, cremini mushrooms, quinoa and chickpea crisp, sweet peppers, asparagus, zucchini and roasted tomato jam (vegan and gluten free)
Choice of dessert, Parkway coffee and tea.
Guests will be asked about food allergies during registration.
Make a night of it. Book at room at the Sheraton Parkway Toronto North with our special rate.
For 15% off, click the link, select the check-in and check-out date, and then the “Check Availability” box. This will take you to a new page to select the room type. The rooms shown under the “Special Rate” tab reflect the discounted rate. For the best rate book your room sooner rather than later
Sheraton Parkway Toronto North Hotel Discount – Onsite Events
Map to the Sheraton Parkway Toronto North. Hotel is located at the North-East corner of HIghway 7 & Leslie Street.
Parking is available in front of hotel, and 3 levels of additional underground parking is also available with 600 spaces.
If assistance is required with your room booking go here.