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Amid ‘hostile’ rhetoric, a merry Christmas comes to city hall

20 November 2024
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Amid ‘hostile’ rhetoric, a merry Christmas comes to city hall
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The Christian Heritage Month organizers are hosting a sold-out Christmas event at city hall, coincidentally where debates over Christianity’s recognition took place. Molly Banerjei, leading the initiative, hopes the event will foster a better relationship between city officials and Toronto’s Christian community, despite past difficulties in organizing events due to perceived hostility. Banerjei aims to showcase the positive contributions of Christians and create a welcoming environment for future gatherings.

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