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Sacred Role of the Artist (Patty Kingsley - part 1)

October 15, 2026 by Kevin Rogers in Patty Bowman Kingsley, Urban Ministry, Technology, Religion & Spirituality, Kevin Rogers, Business
Sacred Role of the Artist (Patty Kingsley - part 1)
Kevin Rogers

Patty Bowman Kingsley is an artist and communicator that works in several mediums and lives in the Durham region, just east of Toronto. Christian author Chuck Swindoll said this about her:

“Using creativity as her primary medium, she facilitates the growth of individuals and communities through creative enterprise, activations, collaboration, and individual art creations. Patty lives her artful life believing that we are surrounded by insurmountable opportunity” 

There are people like Patty that have come to understand that life in the community at large is a sacred role where the Holy Spirit can bring light and love into unexpected places.

 

Links:

Patty Kingsley website

https://www.pattykingsley.com/

Linktree

https://linktr.ee/PattyKingsley

October 15, 2026 /Kevin Rogers
Oshawa Ontario, Arts & Culture, Community Service, Patty Bowman Kingsley
Patty Bowman Kingsley, Urban Ministry, Technology, Religion & Spirituality, Kevin Rogers, Business
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Antisemitism in Canada (David Larmour interview)

September 15, 2026 by Kevin Rogers in David Larmour, Urban Ministry, Religion & Spirituality, Kevin Rogers, Christianity, Canada
Antisemitism in Canada (David Larmour interview)
Kevin Rogers

David Larmour is the lead pastor of King Street Community Church in Oshawa, Ontario. He and his congregation decided to do something related to understanding antisemitism in Canada. Through building a relationship with the local Jewish community through learning and fellowship, they entered into a friendship that bolstered their own faith experience.

According to Stats Canada, “Antisemitism targets people who are or are perceived to be Jewish. Antisemitism continues to persist in Canada, manifesting itself in different ways: vandalism and graffiti, circulation of hate propaganda, intolerant and racist statements, bomb threats to Jewish schools, community centres, and other gathering places. Hate crimes against Jewish people increased by 71% between 2022 and 2023 for a total of 900 crimes reported by the police.” (https://www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/services/canada-holocaust/antisemitism.html)

This episode will shed light on the reality that many Jews face and the importance of Judaism at the heart of the Christian faith.


Links:

King Street Community Church

https://www.kingstreet.org/

 

What Is Antisemitism (4-part video series)

https://youtu.be/5qgIZASmtQQ?si=-s6PIB5KUx_uB76G

 

Allies For a Strong Canada

https://theallies.ca/

 

The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs

https://www.cija.ca/

 

September 15, 2026 /Kevin Rogers
David Larmour, Oshawa Ontario, Racial Reconciliation, King Street Community Church - Oshawa, Antisemitism, Israel
David Larmour, Urban Ministry, Religion & Spirituality, Kevin Rogers, Christianity, Canada
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Out Of The Embassy - Denise Munroe

February 15, 2023 by Kevin Rogers in Denise Munroe, Canada, Christianity, First Nations Canada, Immigration, Kevin Rogers, PAOC, Religion & Spirituality, Urban Ministry
Out Of The Embassy - Denise Munroe
Kevin Rogers

From her childhood in Guyana to a life of ministry in Canada, Denise Munroe has had a fascinating journey. Currently she serves as the Family Life Pastor at The Embassy Church in Oshawa, Ontario.

She is in regular contact with people in the community that seek assistance from the church.

We talk about being a newcomer, experiences of racism and the societal needs of Canadian born citizens.

Link:

https://theembassychurch.ca/

February 15, 2023 /Kevin Rogers
Denise Munroe, The Embassy Church - Oshawa, Kevin Rogers, Immigration, Urban Church, Urban Ministry, Master's College & Seminary, Oshawa Ontario
Denise Munroe, Canada, Christianity, First Nations Canada, Immigration, Kevin Rogers, PAOC, Religion & Spirituality, Urban Ministry
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