page_title: Bond Street Baptist Church
section_title: Outreach
hierarchical_section_title: Bond Street Baptist Church / Outreach
caption_attribution_description: English: Parliament Street Baptist Church (Toronto; late 1800s)
context_page_description: Bond Street Baptist Church built originally in 1848 represented the first permanently established Baptist congregation in the city of Toronto, Canada.
context_section_description: Bond Street also helped to sponsor a work known as Alexander Street Baptist Church in 1867 located on the south side of Alexander Street between Yonge and Church streets.
  The Yorkville Baptist Church began also as an outreach (see Yorkminster Park Baptist Church (Toronto)) and was organized in 1872.
  Parliament Street Baptist Church was started as an outreach and had a missionary pastor in 1871. It was located at the corner of St. David St. (now a small park in the Regent Park neighbourhood of Toronto (formerly Cabbagetown, Toronto)).  The Bond St. congregation was also active in a work which was continued at Jarvis Street which later became Beverley Street Baptist Church. As a participant in the greater outreach of Baptists in Toronto there was involvement also in the work that became College Street Baptist Church.
caption: Parliament St. Baptist Church (Toronto; late 1800s)
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