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Meet your teacher Lil Henry who has been teaching Sunday School for many many years. 

Bring your children for some Sunday Fun. 

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Each year over 4,000 migrant farmworkers become our neighbours in the Niagara Region for five to eight months of the year. Of these, about half are Spanish speakers from Mexico and parts of Central America. The seasonal workers leave their families and communities to work for the wineries, farms and greenhouses supplying our Ontario-grown produce, flowers and wines.

 facilitates the seasonal farmworkers, farmers, community partners, and volunteers working together in a partnership that enhances the workers’ lives away from their homes. The Project provides access to needed services to address their holistic needs; physical, mental and spiritual. The Project builds welcoming relationships and spaces with seasonal workers, and supports those engaged with the workers.

Specifically, the Project engages the migrant farmworkers by operating several programs including the provision of bikes and reflective vests for farmworkers; health clinics with medical staff and translators; a clothing bank and welcome kits; a community meal most Sunday evenings between February to September; and spiritual, liturgical and pastoral care in Spanish.


Migrant Farmworkers Project

The Arid House offers a safe, supportive living environment for individuals looking for recovery and support to help them overcome addiction

For more information about the Wish House, please visit 

“WISH LIST”
*Ladies underwear all sizes
*Travel bottles/cups
*Tampons(not pads”
*New bed pillows 
* Hygiene products
* Make-up


Wish House

Thank you to Jan & Donna Putman who graciously built our 

Feel free to come borrow a book, or even add one of your books that you think someone else in our community will appreciate.

Little Library

Putting our Library Up

Our Food Pantry Is Growing 

All Saints “Hungry Hearts” food bank 

allow for the creation of social ties and build a greater feeling of community

. These connections help reduce crime, empower residents and allow residents to feel safe in their neighborhoods. Many cities and organizations provide opportunities for residents to become involved with community gardens.

Check out the Facebook Group for more information

A special thanks to the community members who have helped organize this project.

Thank you

Community gardens allow for the creation of social ties and build a greater feeling of community. These connections help reduce crime, empower residents and allow residents to feel safe in their neighborhoods. Many cities and organizations provide opportunities for residents to become involved with community gardens.🌱🥬🌽🥒🫑




Garden Photos

Here we Grow 

Community Garden

And today we have a “Community Garden” where we share with the local community. Help families grow , offer canning classes. 

Featured in the Welland Tribune

 8 more beds were added this year. We are Blessed to have the support from the Niagara Diocese  

We were able to provide 4 families with all they needed to begin gardening. 

Community Gardens are Flourishing

Bishop Susan and Dean Tim Dobbin installed Nirmal Mendis as honorary canons of Christ Church Cathedral 

We are very proud to have you as our Rector. 
May God Bless You 

Congratulations Father Nirmal 

info@allsaintsdaincity.ca for info on where we gather. 
This will be held in our Hall every Thursday @ 10am. Snacks and refreshments supplied. 

“COME PRAY - READ-SHARE- WITH US ‘’

Women’s Weekly Bible Study 

Whoever is generous to the poor lends to the Lord, and he will repay him for his deed. 


Thank you Open Arms Mission Inc for your speedy pick up of donations. 
If you know someon in need please reach out. 
info@allsaintsdaincity.ca 

A morning of giving 

Here we *SHARE* again 

Bishop Susan Welcome Home 

Bishop Susans Visit 

Our Community Gathers 

#BeyondTheMeals - Homegrown school feeding in Sierra Leone 🇸🇱

🍲The government of Sierra Leone are planning to expand school feeding across the country.

👩‍🌾These smallholder farmers provide fresh vegetables and legumes daily to schools as part of the WFP-supported homegrown school feeding pilot program.

🍅The farmer's group received training from WFP along with seeds and tools to grow their fresh produce.

#WFP #sharethemeal #zerohunger #sierraleone

Share The Meal 

Beautiful Olivia enjoying our “Free Little Library”. Feel free to leave one of the books you no longer read or to borrow a new one.

Olivia is enjoying our "Free Little Library"

The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) is allocating $360,000 to support humanitarian relief efforts in four parts of the world where needs are high, where looming conflict threatens to further displace people and where crisis is preventing families from staying healthy.

In the first month of the war in Ukraine, donors gave $360,000 to PWRDF. These funds are supporting Ukrainians seeking safety in Hungary and Moldova, as well as those needing medical attention in and around the city of Kyiv.