Winnipeg, S. H. Kellogg (1885–1892), a former missionary to India), who returned there, Louis Jordan (1894–1900), Alfred Gandier (1901–1908), later Principal of both Knox (1909–1925) and Emmanuel College (1925–1932). Andrew Robertson(1910–1916), D. N. Morden (1917–1926). St. James-Bond United Church Both congregations joined the United Church of Canada in 1925. Each had declined as Toronto grew and parishioners joined congregations closer to their homes, some started by the respective congregations. St. James Square was the "parent" of College Street United Church and St. John's Presbyterian Church, Toronto. Bond Street was the parent of Birchcliff Church in Scarborough Township (now Birchcliff Bluffs United Church). Bond Street was the first of the two congregations to move into a new area, joined by their former downtown neighbour a year later. Ian Fleming apparently stayed with a friend on Avenue Road across from the church, and he later went on to write books about a character named James Bond. See also List of United Church of Canada churches in Toronto References External links Fairlawn Avenue United Church website – including a page about The Good Shepherd Window from the St. James-Bond United Church Location of the final church at 1066 Avenue Road – with photos and links to websites related to the area United Church of Canada churches in Toronto Christian organizations established in 1928 Religious organizations disestablished in 2005 Christian organizations disestablished in the 2000s Demolished buildings and structures in Toronto 20th-century Presbyterian churches Buildings and structures demolished in 2006