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Operation Sharing is a Christ Focused Community, committed to living out the Gospel of Jesus Christ, through service of love and justice, as we work with the impoverished of Oxford County.Integrated, holistic, and with an emphasis on dignity and respect,

Our Purpose: To Educate and Help as many people as possible to reach their highest level of health through chiropractic. My name is Dr. Jim Kaminski and I have been serving the Centre Wellington area for the past 21 years. In this time we have helped people from all ages whether they were newborn or in their 90's. We believe that every one has a right to optimal drug-free health. Here at Fergus Family Chiropractic Wellness Centre we are excited at the opportunity to be your health coach. With our excellent, dedicated and experienced staff we are committed to helping you reach your health goals. We not only want your experience at our clinic to be a good one, but a great one.

Vivo offers naturopathic and manual osteopathic care, the perfect balance of health and care. We support you, (and the people you love), to transition into whole body health so you can live a life that you love and be the best possible version of yourself. You want to create a better health story? You are in the right place. You want to solve your health puzzle? We investigate and find the missing pieces. You want long-term health instead of temporary solutions? We treat beyond the symptoms. You want a realistic treatment plan? We provide an in depth, no nonsense approach to treatment. Because your health matters...let's make a health of a difference together. Office hours vary by practitioner, please contact Vivo at 519.267.8486, we are here to help.

At Sunrise Garden Centre we are reliable professionals with over 15 years of experience. We listen to our customers and work with them to address their needs through innovative solutions.

Forty-five years ago, John bought a tree mover on a whim, thinking it would be a good side hustle. Trained as a carpenter, he hoped it would bring in enough money to add a little extra to his annual income. Little did young John know that less than twelve months later, transplanting trees as an arborist would become his life’s work. Although he knew he’d be a farmer, John didn’t know he would be a tree farmer.

Mike's Lunch Baskett – Volunteers Needed Volunteers needed for Mike's Lunch Baskett Program at the Food Bank As part of... [more]United Way Kickoff September 17, 2014 - 12 noon United Way Campaign Kick Off 135 Thompson Dr., Cambridge... [more]What to DonateLadies Night – September 24 Soup and sandwich supper. Wednesday September 24th at 6:30.Special speaker Sandra Goodwin will share her experiences... [more]Peanut Butter Challenge UpdateOne week to go. At last count, we have 192 jars of peanut butter. Let's make sure we make it beyond 200.Remember, all... [more]Steph in LesothoStephanie'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... [more]Steph is CommissionedSteph has answered a call to serve in Hlotse Lesotho. Steph was a member of our 2009 and 2012 missions to Lesotho and she... [more]What's NewLadies Night – September 24 Soup and sandwich supper. Wednesday September 24th at 6:30. Special speaker Sandra Goodwin will share her experiences with the Special Olympic team's trip to Vancouver.

We welcome anyone who has willingly accepted God as their Saviour, but needs a place of refuge, reflection or spiritual growth. Over the years, by Gods grace, we have been able to help many brothers and sisters in need.Some people come to the Centre just for a few days, to find a away from home, a place of peace where they can spiritually and/or emotionally recharge, to discover what God has intended for them. Others stay for a prolonged period of time to find themselves or to explore the will of God in their lives. Whatever the reason, God provides and gives every open soul exactly what it needs. Thus, more guests go away with profound peace, with strength and courage to face life again - as is evidenced by many letters of thanks we receive.Some of our visitors have had financial means to help us; others were less fortunate. Nevertheless, all are welcomed for we have wholeheartedly resigned our survival to Divine Providence.