Partnerships for Service
The people of St. Paul’s are honoured to be partners with others in providing supports and service to our community.
Supporting the work of YWCA Cambridge
At St. Paul’s, we join with the YWCA Cambridge in the knowledge that Cambridge does not yet have enough support services for persons who fall under the YWCA service mandate - and - that something needs to be done. Watch for future announcements and prayerfully reflect on the this attached article: https://ywcacambridge.ca/news-release-20-beds-is-not-enough/
Whether with the YWCA, Kinbridge, the YMCA, Camino… the people of St. Paul’s Care for neighbours
Join us on the Last Wednesday of every month for a free dinner hosted for the Cambridge community by Kinbridge at St. Paul’s
Supporting cambridge neighbourhood Table (CNT)
The Cambridge Neighbourhood Table currently has 3 locations across Cambridge, Ontario and St. Paul’s may become a 4th location. By creating an environment where people can share conversations and enjoy a meal together, the Cambridge Neighbourhood Table encourages meaningful interactions and connections among community members. Everyone is welcome at the table. Join in at each location for a nourishing dinner, coffee and tea, special events, workshops, activities for all ages, and more! Check out the Kinbridge calendar for dates and more details!
Community Table with Trinity Anglican
Community Table serves up to 175 guests every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday (Except Good Friday and Christmas Day), and it receives no government funding. All financial and material gifts are used entirely to meet TCT objectives. TCT is an all-volunteer organization. Some 100 volunteers contribute more than 10,000 hours each year. The board of directors and other volunteers receive no remuneration. TCT is grateful for the generous and heartfelt contributions from a range of local partners and donors. These include the Cambridge Self-Help Food Bank, business and service clubs, businesses, churches and church groups, food retailers, individuals, Ontario Christian Gleaners, House of Friendship
Community Table with Trinity Anglican
Community Table serves up to 175 guests every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday (Except Good Friday and Christmas Day), and it receives no government funding. All financial and material gifts are used entirely to meet TCT objectives. TCT is an all-volunteer organization. Some 100 volunteers contribute more than 10,000 hours each year. The board of directors and other volunteers receive no remuneration. TCT is grateful for the generous and heartfelt contributions from a range of local partners and donors. These include the Cambridge Self-Help Food Bank, business and service clubs, businesses, churches and church groups, food retailers, individuals, Ontario Christian Gleaners, House of Friendship
St. Paul’s is committed to Our Cambridge Community
Canadian Lutheran World Relief is working for a healthy, sustainable world — for everyone. CLWR is one of Canada’s oldest and most trusted humanitarian organizations. Your gift to CLWR makes you a partner with displaced and food-insecure people as they develop solutions that last, so all people can live in peace with dignity and hope.