Category Archive for: outreach

The other side of the mountain

by NightShift

George is one of our regulars. Most nights we see him at our outreach meal, helping volunteers, joining new faces for dinner and carrying on conversations with the friends he’s made over the years at NightShift. Born and raised in Fiji, George came to Canada when he was 16 and completed high school here. After…
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Serving up our thanks to First West Foundation

by NightShift

Pictured, Kenneth D’Sena (Envision Financial), Susan Byrom (Executive Director, First West Foundation), Jeff Dyck (Director, First West Foundation), MaryAnne Connor (NightShift Street Ministries), Michael Voros (Envision Financial), Sue-Lynda Bate (First West Foundation). When you’re serving a community meal every night, year after year, your mobile kitchen is going to take a toll no matter how…
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Free Night Market brings joy

by NightShift

You know the excited feeling that comes from finding a piece of clothing that fits just right, comes in a colour you love, and is exactly what you need? The icing on the cake, of course, is if the price is right. You just grab that item and run for the check out, heart pounding…
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Popcorn and hope at NightShift’s Movie Night

by NightShift

As normal as popcorn and a movie Men and women fill the chairs, the lights are dimmed. The delicious aroma of hot, buttered popcorn fills the air as people sip root beer floats and wait for the movie to begin. This isn’t another night out at the local multiplex. This is Movie Night at NightShift,…
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Clearly sharing compassionate care

by NightShift

NightShift's free vision testing From getting up in the morning until bedtime, each one of us must steer through our day, charting our course, meeting challenges and making decisions every moment. But imagine navigating your day if your vision was impaired. What would you do if you could not read road signs, a community newsletter…
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Calling women in from the cold

by NightShift

NightShift Street Ministries is calling vulnerable women on the street in from the freezing cold nights, this week and throughout the winter, with our new Extreme Weather Response (EWR) shelter. The shelter is now open from 8 pm to 7 am during temperatures of -4◦C or below, or in snowy conditions. The dramatic turn in…
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Recent Posts

The other side of the mountain - Local Starbucks stores reach out in partnership - Women's shelter gives warmth, welcome - More Than Soup - Contest - Joy Starts with Soup - Warmth and Wonder at NightShift's Christmas Dinner - Hope Starts with Soup - Love Starts with Soup - Peace Starts with Soup - Counselling, care and more - What's important to you? - Street soccer update - Street Soccer Canada - and the Homeless World Cup - All of Us - Leading with joy - What Brings You Joy? - How God uses us - Calling women in from the cold - SOS - urgent call for PRAYER - It's all about heart - Serving up our thanks to First West Foundation - Free Night Market brings joy - Art Class - creativity and community - Beauty from ashes - We need you! - Looking for a summer internship? - Celebrating Teenagers - And now for a Taste of Heaven! - An unforgettable summer experience! - Popcorn and hope at NightShift's Movie Night - Clearly sharing compassionate care - Two positions available to join NightShift - filled - Carr - Carolyn Reed - Out of darkness, colour breaks - A story of the Care Bus - Mary's 'yes' changed the world! - Employment opportunity at NightShift - closed - Music Ministry at NightShift - Changes: a time of transition - Without wheels into the New Year - ALPHA for our Street Friends - Mike Kapdee - Not just chocolate hearts - "Reach out and touch...somebody's hand" - Merry Christmas and a blessed New Year! - Bringing Christmas to the streets - Join us for our inaugural Builders' Breakfast Forum - Walk the walk: one more sleep - Walk the Walk: with your hands and feet - Walk the Walk: the value of one - Walk the Walk: in the face of adversity - Walk the Walk: 7 Weeks, 7 Steps - Thank you for treating me as though I am somebody - A Ministry of Persons, Not "Results" - Memorial Service Announcement for Janice Shore - R.I.P. Janice Shore - The Shift: Moving and Relatable - Mac at MissionsFest 2013 - Five Items We Need Right Now - The Care Bus is FREE! - Could You Help Free the Care Bus? - This is NightShift - Back to school - It’s okay to be dented. Right? - Recovery Ride 2012 - Day Five: camaraderie - Recovery Ride 2012 - Day Four: an interlude of friends - Recovery Ride 2012 - Day Three: a place of healing - Recovery Ride 2012 - Day Two: of Princes and Majesty - Recovery Ride 2012 - Day One: to Hope and beyond! - Ride for Love, Hope and Purpose - What's the worth of a penny? - The INN Missions - Connect and grow with FORGE - Pastor Steen Laursen - Hot chocolate for the soul - Food to spare? A meal to share! - Extreme Weather Response at NightShift - A place for all people, a village of care - Students back to work - Grace - Explosion of Care - Brian McDonald - Busloads of Care - When the shoe fits - Angie Wiebe - Want to hang out with us? - Bitter weather, sweet shelter - We've finally moved in... - A picture is worth 5000 words - Container Village - What's happening on our streets - Extreme Weather Shelter Training - A report from the streets - Many hands make light work - Hot prayers for cool deals - Summer on the Streets of Surrey - It's Time - Sweet Easter - Another brick in our 10^3 wall - Acts of Kindness - reciprocated in full.