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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2022 · 43 MIN

Graham Singh And St Jax Church (part 1)

from Sidewalk Skyline Podcast · host Kevin Rogers

In today’s episode we discuss Graham’s journey to Montreal and St. Jax’s as a unique model of urban ministry.Graham Singh is Founder and Executive Director of the Trinity Centres Foundation, a new Canadian charity established to transform 100 historic city centre church buildings into community hubs. TCF’s team of 50+ advisors from the social innovation, property finance, urbanism and faith sectors are currently developing what may become one of Canada’s most significant social purpose real estate investment offerings. Over the past 12 years, Graham has led four historic building and community renewal projects in the United Kingdom and Canada, including in his current role as Rector of the Anglican Diocese of Montreal’ recent church plant, St Jax Montreal. Graham also acts as a consultant in the area of social impact investing, in the private wealth management sector. He is a graduate of the London School of Economics, Cambridge University (Ridley Hall / St Mellitus College), the University of Western Ontario and Asbury Theological Seminary. He is currently enrolled in Oxford University’s Saïd Business School Impact Innovations Programme.Brian Egert is the director of Mission Canada, and co-hosts the interview.

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