The Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec family of churches is a group of approximately 360 churches working together to build Christ’s kingdom. We share the conviction that all people can know God directly through Jesus Christ and that God calls all people to reconciliation. This century-old commitment that created the BCOQ is demonstrated in the diversity in worship and service.

Canadian Baptist Ministries is a movement of churches that call themselves Canadian Baptists. We are the link between churches across Canada and around the world. As part of the larger family of Baptist churches around the globe, we represent one of the largest networks of faith in the Protestant world. We are one of the most multi-cultural denominations in Canada, worshiping in 32 different languages on any given Sunday in almost as many diverse worship styles.

The Baptist World Alliance is a fellowship of 214 Baptist conventions and unions comprising a membership of more than 37 million baptized believers and a community of 105 million.  The Baptist World Alliance began in London, England, in 1905 at the first Baptist World Congress.

Yonge Street Mission is called to demonstrate God's love, peace, and justice to people living in economic, social, and spiritual poverty in Toronto.
As a not-for-profit Christian faith community, we acknowledge that every person is created in the image of God and has inherent value and dignity.
We assist as many people as possible to experience full participation in society.

Matthew House Toronto is a small shelter in central Toronto that welcomes and assists newly arrived refugee claimants who have come to the end of a long journey on the refugee highway.  Matthew House believes that God's call to "welcome the stranger" includes refugee claimants from all nations, irrespective of ethnicity, religion, political ideology, or sexual orientation.  Matthew House strives to be a place where God's love is felt and communicated within an atmosphere of welcome and peace. Since opening as a permanent home in August 1998, Matthew House has provided shelter and assistance for hundreds of newly arrived refugees who would otherwise have been homeless in Toronto.  They have come from more than 75 different countries including Albania, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Angola, Burundi, Colombia, Congo, Cuba, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iraq, Liberia, North Korea, Rwanda, Somalia, Turkey, and Zimbabwe.

Matthew House Windsor is a shelter in Windsor to assist newly refugee claimants.  Matthew House believes that God's call to "welcome the stranger" includes refugee claimants from all nations, irrespective of ethnicity, religion or political ideology.  Matthew House strives to be a place where God's love is felt and communicated within an atmosphere of welcome and peace. Since opening as a permanent home, Matthew House Windsor has provided shelter and assistance for hundreds of newly arrived refugees who would otherwise have been homeless in Windsor.