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Bring Back The Village (Sileen Phillips)

May 01, 2023 by Kevin Rogers in At Risk Youth, Canada, Chaplaincy, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Street Ministry Worker, Substance Abuse, Urban Ministry, Sileen Phillips, Toronto

Rev. Sileen Phillips is the children’s minister at The Church of St. Peter and St. Simon The Apostle Anglican Church in Toronto. In this session at ‘Our City Toronto 2023’ she brings her insights from working with the vulnerable sector in government institutions and the community.

Links:

The Church of St Peter and St Simon-The-Apostle

https://stpeterstsimon.ca/

Our City Toronto

https://www.ourcitytoronto.ca/

May 01, 2023 /Kevin Rogers
Sileen Phillips, At Risk Youth, Anglican Church of Canada, Our City Toronto, BIPOC
At Risk Youth, Canada, Chaplaincy, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Street Ministry Worker, Substance Abuse, Urban Ministry, Sileen Phillips, Toronto
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Building A Non-Profit From Scratch (Dagma Koyi)

April 15, 2023 by Kevin Rogers in At Risk Youth, Canada, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Urban Ministry

Dagma Koyi is a visionary woman with an unconditional love and passion for people. She has an overwhelming desire to see all people live enriched and thriving lives and has become known as a social innovator, humanitarian, Minister, impactful teacher, leader, coach, author, and an entrepreneur.

Her passion for social innovation has led her to pioneering several remarkable ventures including REST Centre, a non-profit charity that takes a holistic approach to invest in homeless youth, and prepares them to face the challenges of adolescence and adulthood through structured interventions. Today REST has become a strong community support for hundreds of BIPOC youth in the Peel Region.

More than meeting Practical needs, ordained minister Rev. Dagma Koyi has a great desire to see lives transformed by the power of God's word and prayer. She is the founder Heart-2-Heart Global Ministry, an empowerment program that equips women to live out their faith audaciously. The ministry provides a community encouraging sisterhood and a platform where they can heal and receive transformation through the sound teaching of God's word. Her weekly teaching ministry reaches women across Canada, the USA and the Caribbean.

Dagma is supported by her loving husband, Olubusola. They are the proud parents of twins, Mishael and Rhema, and live in Toronto Canada.

Links:

https://www.restcentres.org/

Heart-2-Heart Global Ministries

https://www.facebook.com/Heart2HeartGlobal.CA

April 15, 2023 /Kevin Rogers
Dagma Koyi, BIPOC, Non-Profit Agency, R.E.S.T. Centre, Brampton Ontario
At Risk Youth, Canada, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Urban Ministry
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