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The Greater Toronto Spiritual Life Convention
is convened annually in January and is
spearheaded and organized by evangelical pastors and leaders who
are particularly
concerned about the spiritual condition and direction of the
church.
The purpose of the convention is to call Christians, from
different denominations and traditions,
in a spirit of oneness and camaraderie, to a more serious
spiritual walk and commitment
to the Lord of the Church. The design of the convention is not
to duplicate the ministries
of local churches, but rather to serve as a unifying rallying
point for all believers – emphasizing
our common spiritual concern and aim – in order to encourage and
exhort Christians to
cultivate and pursue holiness and a deeper fellowship with the
living triune God. The main
message of the convention consists of seeking and finding God in
all His glory, knowing vital
communion with the indwelling resurrected Christ, enjoying the
power and liberty of the
Spirit’s fullness, and experiencing victorious, fruitful
Christian living.
The Church of Jesus Christ today needs a vibrant, dynamic
witness and action, which will
counter and reverse the spiritual malaise, complacency, and
indifference which pervade much
of contemporary Western Christendom. The convention shall
endeavour to sound the clarion
call for spiritual awakening, revival, and renewal; and thus
facilitate the spiritual growth and
maturity of believers, as well as promote the earnest and
passionate evangelism of the lost.
The Members of Council |
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Charles Price, Chair
Don Garratt, Secretary
Jack Charleson
John Bennett
Dr.
Tom Cullen
Bruce Edwards
Paul Martin
Steve Irvin
Kevin Lee
Mel Finlay
John Healey |
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The Peoples Church, North York
Uxbridge Baptist Church, Uxbridge
Bridlewood Presbyterian Church, Scarborough
The Faith Mission in Canada, Campbellville
First Alliance Church, Scarborough
Grace Fellowship Church, Toronto
Bayview Glen Church, Markham
Bridlewood Presbyterian Church, Scarborough
Nation at Prayer, Pickering
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Canada |
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