Kulanu Toronto is a Jewish LGBTQ+ social, educational, and cultural group. Allies and friends are welcome.
Please note that this organization does not have a specific location, and the location shown on the map is approximate.
The Queer Ismaili
Support organization for Queer Ismaili’s. Trans inclusive with a public discussion forum. Mya be useful for public resources and background info on non-western religious affirmation movements.
Please note that this organization does not have a specific location, and the location shown on the map is approximate.
Shir Libeynu
Affiriming Jewish Synagogue established by Jewish lesbains in the 90s; Cofounder and retired rabbi Emerita Dr. Aviva Goldberg, current leader: Cantor cheryl Wunch. "Toronto’s longest-running, intentionally LGBTQ+-inclusive synagogue.” Pride service every June and trans friendly. Hosts “B’Mitzvah” as a gender neutral allternative to Bar or Bat matzvahs
United Jewish Federation of Greater Toronto
Presbytarian Church in Canada
Since the mid-1980s, the church has engaged in study and discussion about sexuality, particularly questions related to same-sex attraction, orientation and relationships. During the 2021 General Assembly, The Presbyterian Church in Canada made changes to its theology and practice regarding marriage, permitting people to define marriage either as a covenant relationship between a man and a woman or as a covenant relationship between two adult people. This decision provides Presbyterian ministers with liberty of conscience and the freedom to choose to officiate or not officiate at the marriages of same-sex couples. LGBTQI people (whether married or single) can be ordained and may serve as ministers and ruling elders in The Presbyterian Church in Canada.
Affirm United
Education – to promote greater awareness of sexual orientation and gender identity issues.
Action – to work to end discrimination against people in church, society and our own organization.
Support – to help people of all sexual orientations and gender identities find support and community within the United Church.
Please note that this organization does not have a specific location, and the location shown on the map is approximate.
Midles Nadal JCC: LGBTQ+ at the J
At LGBTQ+ at the J there is no right way to be Queer, and no right way to be Jewish; there's certainly no right way to be both. Our programs aim to support diverse, pluralistic, and accessible community at the intersection of LGBTQ+ and Jewish identities and experiences. We bring Queerness into Jewish moments and bring Jewishness into Queer life, striving for spaces where everybody can bring their full self. We both celebrate and amplify LGBTQ+ Jewish people and stories, in recognition of their inherent value.