Today we pray for the Provincial Member
of Parliament David Zimmer. Father in heaven, we pray for wisdom and strength
for David. We pray Lord that our leader would be a man of integrity, upright
and honest, and have a godly influence to serve and meet the needs of the people
in his riding as he serves Ontario. In all his busyness of meetings, committees
and serving his constituents I pray Lord that he would hear Your voice. I pray
Lord that he would depend on You and that he would always acknowledge You in
his decisions. Direct his path Lord. Lord, we pray for his staff and team
today, keep them in Your loving care; give them wisdom and courage to do what
is good and acceptable in the sight of You. Father, Your word says to pray for
our leaders and we do. We thank them for their service and dedication. Bless
David and give him great rest this summer. Thank you Lord for hearing our
prayers, in Jesus name, Amen.
BIOGRAPHY
David Zimmer was first elected to the Ontario legislature in 2003 for the riding of Willowdale. He was appointed Minister of Aboriginal Affairs in February 2013. Before entering politics, he was chair of the Toronto Community Housing Corporation — Canada’s largest community housing provider and the second largest in North America.
Minister Zimmer has practised law for many years in Toronto and has served as a part-time Crown Attorney. For 10 years, he was an administrative law instructor in the Law Society’s Bar Admission Course. He has extensive experience before administrative boards and tribunals and in the civil and criminal courts. Minister Zimmer has also served as assistant deputy chairperson at the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada.
Through his volunteer work, Minister Zimmer has demonstrated his commitment to community and international affairs. He has served as a director of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs and president of the Alzheimer Society of Canada. In 1993, Zimmer was awarded a Commemorative Medal for the 125th Anniversary of Canadian Confederation for his significant contribution in promoting research and awareness of Alzheimer’s disease.
http://davidzimmer.onmpp.ca/Biography
Minister Zimmer has practised law for many years in Toronto and has served as a part-time Crown Attorney. For 10 years, he was an administrative law instructor in the Law Society’s Bar Admission Course. He has extensive experience before administrative boards and tribunals and in the civil and criminal courts. Minister Zimmer has also served as assistant deputy chairperson at the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada.
Through his volunteer work, Minister Zimmer has demonstrated his commitment to community and international affairs. He has served as a director of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs and president of the Alzheimer Society of Canada. In 1993, Zimmer was awarded a Commemorative Medal for the 125th Anniversary of Canadian Confederation for his significant contribution in promoting research and awareness of Alzheimer’s disease.
http://davidzimmer.onmpp.ca/Biography
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