Making a Difference
At Central, we believe God calls us to make a difference in our community and our World. Our missions are a critical part of our identity as a community of believers, sharing God’s love through service. Members of Central are involved in many causes throughout our community and our World. Our Missions & Outreach Team strives to find new and innovative ways to support these efforts.
It is our core belief that we can best make a difference by building relationships and walking in partnership with local people who understand their communities and who are striving to build their communities into strong and healthy societies. In keeping with this philosophy, we have adopted Rachel’s Children’s Home, Go Guatemala and the Cambridge Self Help Food Bank as our primary missions.
Together with our partners, we are striving to build God’s kingdom both at home and abroad.
Rachel's Children's Home
Central supports Rachel’s Home, an orphanage and Christian school for the child victims of Lesotho’s AIDS crisis.
For more than 10 years, Central has walked along-side Godwill & Hilda, the couple that runs Rachel’s Home, as they show God’s love to orphaned and vulnerable children. At Rachel’s Home, these children find a safe and loving Christian environment where they can begin to recover from the trauma they’ve faced. They also have a chance to attend school, maybe for the first time in their lives. Rachel’s Home is a place of hope.
With our partners, we continue to fund the orphanage, the school and the tuitions of the students attending secondary and post secondary institutions.
For more information, please click here.
Cambridge Food Bank
Central supports the Cambridge Food Bank.
The Cambridge Food Bank serves the City of Cambridge and Township of North Dumfries, which together have a population of approximately 145,000. The Food Bank helps more than 2,000 individuals and families each month, and distributes food to 26 community organizations.
Every Sunday, Central collects food for the Cambridge Food Bank. Please, even if it’s just one can, bring something for the food-bank. Every little bit counts.
Want to learn more? Click Here!
Go Guatemala
Central continues to support our friends in Cubulco, Guatemala. The chicken project startedwith our 2018 mission trip. A need was identified to help struggling families become more -sufficient. Alejandro and Kathryn Ortiz spent two years in Guatemala, serving and ministering to the local community. Though they have returned, the projects that they started continue and we continue to support them.
You can support this project too. For more information, please visit our Guatemala page.
News From Missions
Peanut Butter Challenge – We Made it
We made it! More than 200 jars in peanut butter. Congratulations Central. Don't forget the regular baskets. We collect food for the Food Bank every...
Steph in Lesotho
Stephanie's blog is now available on our site. You can go directly to her blog or you can follow the link on the home-page at...
Steph is Commissioned
Steph has answered a call to serve in Hlotse Lesotho. Steph was a member of our 2009 and 2012 missions to Lesotho and she is a graduate of the...
AIDS and Orphans
Periodically, Help Lesotho chooses promising young Canadians for self-funded internships for one year in Lesotho. The purpose of the...
News From Missions & Outreach
With your help, our missions have had a very successful start to the year. In January, our chile luncheon raised more than $400 for Alejandro's...
Messiah Concert Raises more than $2,000
Arcady, with special guests, the Cambridge Boys and Kiwanis Girls Choirs performed Handel's Messiah at Central in support of the Cambridge Self Help...
The Gleaners in the Dominican Republic
In January a team from the Ontario Christian Gleaners went to the Dominican Republic to witness how their soups are used to help alleviate poverty....
Easter Breakfast
Remember to come early on Easter Sunday. Elsie and her team, will be preparing a wonderful breakfast. Proceeds will support our high school students...
Church Building in Guatemala
Alehandro has returned from Guatemala. The Men's Breakfast Club will have its monthly breakfast on Saturday March 15th. In co-operation with the...

