Learn how the Migrant Farmworker Project has been able to pivot during COVID-19.
From the October, 2020, edition of the Niagara Anglican Newspaper
"It was a hard decision, but the right decision," says Rev. Antonio Illas, missioner of the Migrant Farmworkers Project located in the Niagara region. . .
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Watch the presentation here, including an informative question and answer time.
Anglican Diocese of Niagara's Migrant Farmworkers project continues to distribute food and clothing during pandemic.
Jul 19, 2020, by Jordan Snobelen
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Feb. 27, 2017 from Niagara This Week
BEAMSVILLE—It’s 6:30 p.m. on a Sunday and the parking lot is packed.
Smiling faces great each other in English and Spanish interchangeably and they file through the back doors of the church.
“Hola,” says one man holding the door, “Como estas?”
Inside the hallway, Dr. Jennifer Connors hurriedly passes around clipboards with charts.
“These people were here last week but never got seen,” she says to her translator, passing her some charts. She parlays information back and forth from the doctor to the migrant workers.
by Alexandra Heck Grimsby Lincoln News - read full article
