
Migrant Farmworkers Project Celebrates a Decade of Service
This year we celebrate a decade of service to migrant farmworkers in the Niagara region. From the first service in the fall of 2013 at
The Reverend Antonio Illas is Migrant Farmworkers Project Missioner for the Diocese of Niagara.
This year we celebrate a decade of service to migrant farmworkers in the Niagara region. From the first service in the fall of 2013 at
The genesis of ministry with Spanish-speaking seasonal migrant farmworkers from Mexico in the Niagara region dates to Easter 1988. In January 1988, the Reverend Duncan
I am humbled and honoured to serve in the diocesan Anti-racism Working Group and to be a proud member of the Latin American community in
Grocery Bag Drop-Off & Bikes for Farmworkers initiative with contributions from Gillian Doucet Campbell and Canon Christyn Perkons The Migrant Farmworkers Project (MFWP) is a
A Mexican farmworker riding a bike was the spark that ignited Rev. Javier Arias’ heart, and St. Albans (Beamsville), to start the Migrant Farm Workers
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