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Feasting

Supporting eateries comes out of our goal to celebrate the diversity of our communities and contribute to their flourishing. It is also part of our commitment to practice the hospitality of Jesus, by being both a guest and a host in our neighbourhoods.

Start, join, or suggest a feast.  All feasts are PWYC ("pay what you can") so no one is excluded for lack of funds. Those able to contribute to the cost of food for yourself or others, pay privately at registration. Your contribution will be kept private.  Also consider volunteering for programs promoting food security in your area so every household has the blessing of feasting.

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Toronto

Bloor St W is the world's most diverse block. Eat in Colombia today and Iran tomorrow, then walk a little further and find your favourite Korean late-night fare.  Finish off the evening with Karaoke and serenade your friends with your love for Toronto's food scene and the people who lovingly bring it to the community.

Mississauga

Mississauga has some of the best masala this side of the Atlantic... or is it dim sum that's the best of Mississauga?  Start an Instagram war with your friends to see who can claim the best bite in town.

Oakville

Oakville has some of the Scotch-iest, most Presbyterian pubs in North America.  Find a bangers and mash that will fill your heart and arteries then grab a shawarma for dessert.

See how many different kinds of curry you can find in Oakville and celebrate the many flavours of God's beautiful creation.

Burlington

Burlington is known for some serious ribs and has a food truck festival that supports children's healthcare to boot.  Throughout Burlington, you can find family-owned spots that are the perfect space for unwinding with friends and making new ones too. 

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Acts 2:42

They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.

This site was written from Treaty 22 lands and territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. We recognize this land being home and traditional territory to other Indigenous people for time immemorial and stand in solidarity with our Indigenous brothers and sisters to honour and respect the four directions, lands, waters, plants, animals and ancestors that walked before us, and all of the wonderful elements of Creator’s artistry.

(c) The Cottage Church, 2022. See About Us for artist attribution.

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