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Serving Our Community
Our beautiful steeple reaches far in the town of Newmarket. We believe God put us here on Main Street to tell His Good News and to love our neighbours. |
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Our Porch Pantry
We know that now, more than ever, there are many in Newmarket facing food insecurity. The need ranges from the homeless, to individuals and families who have to chose between rent and groceries. We have created a new ministry right on our premises where we make food available to any who need it, in a covid-friendly, contact-free, 7x24 setting. We are currently serving the needs of about 30 people right here on Main Street through this active and vital community outreach. Read more about how this got started. If you need help, or if you'd like to join us in our mission, please contact us. Warm Hearts & Hands Ministry As well as food, we're providing new socks and hygiene items like soap, toothpaste/brush, deodorant, and facecloths. Read about how this all got started |
Dropping Off Your Contributions If you have items to drop off, there's usually someone at the office Tuesday to Friday. Call 905-895-6989 to make sure someone is there, or email cbchurch@neptune.on.ca to coordinate a time. |
Annex Cafe
We've added take-out windows to the side of our building so we can serve meals in a Covid-friendly way.
We're starting with a weekly "walk-through" breakfast, free for all, right on Main Street, on Wednesday mornings.
We've added take-out windows to the side of our building so we can serve meals in a Covid-friendly way.
We're starting with a weekly "walk-through" breakfast, free for all, right on Main Street, on Wednesday mornings.
Christmas Gift Boxes
This year instead of sending "Shoeboxes" overseas we have again partnered with Inn From the Cold to bring a blessing of a Christmas Gift Box for those who are staying there. Here's what this year's boxes looked like, ready to deliver.
This year instead of sending "Shoeboxes" overseas we have again partnered with Inn From the Cold to bring a blessing of a Christmas Gift Box for those who are staying there. Here's what this year's boxes looked like, ready to deliver.
Greg King for NewmarketToday
Community Meals
We served our first full community meal on Boxing Day last year, and have done meals throughout this year, including Easter and Thanksgiving. Our most recent meal was for Christmas, on December 4.
Observing all the appropriate Covid-19 protocols, we served the meals outside. We were able to offer a free meal to any who wanted to take advantage of it.
See more photos in the Newmarket Today coverage.
We served our first full community meal on Boxing Day last year, and have done meals throughout this year, including Easter and Thanksgiving. Our most recent meal was for Christmas, on December 4.
Observing all the appropriate Covid-19 protocols, we served the meals outside. We were able to offer a free meal to any who wanted to take advantage of it.
See more photos in the Newmarket Today coverage.