We provide a lot free food to people in need, thanks to the generosity of a number of people in the community and our own church people. Groceries, fruit, vegetables, meat, bathroom supplies, blankets, clothes, and more are available.  We are listed with the City of Canning as a provider in this space and a place of frequent referral by agencies in the area.  If you need help - just drop by when we are open, or phone ahead.  Our clergyperson will do their best to help.  

You might have seen our clergy at some events in the life of the City of Canning.  We are privileged to have a role at the ANZAC Day event and Remembrance Day event for the City and the RSL Canning Sub-Branch.  Our clergyperson is connected with the Post-Service Veteran Chaplaincy Network at RSLWA.

Sometimes you need a listening ear, and/or someone to pray with! Whilst clergy are generally not trained as psychologists or counsellors, our training and experience in pastoral care is robust.  If you have a need in this area, please reach out.  It is frequently the case that people are surprised at our effectiveness in this area.

We provide services of worship at Agmaroy, Wilson, operated by Hall & Prior; and at Castledare, Wilson, operated by Catholic Homes.  Our clergy are on call at those places if residents request contact from an Anglican clergyperson.

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Our clergyperson also responds to callouts from Bentley Hospital at the request of patients.  This is facilitated by the Wellbeing & Sustainable Practice team at the Hospital.