Rebecca's Garden

07/01/2025

This is the group that comes to the garden,
Is one of the ways there doing there fundraising,
If you are in the area come and give support.
Thank you.

05/23/2025

Another group that joints, the joy and harmony, that Rebecca's garden shares with several communities like this one. a center for the spirit to rest.

10/24/2023

The other day a weary traveler was out taking a brisk walk in the extreme heat of the day and happened upon Rebecca's Garden! Of course we welcomed him in with a place to sit in the shade to recoup and rest. He helped himself to a fresh orange from our table after hydrating with a bottled water and took a moment to read an article about the Traumatic Brain Injury group that meets here on Tuesdays. On his way out, I heard him say that he felt refreshed and he was ready to venture on his way. Rebecca's Garden is the perfect rest stop on a warm Wednesday afternoon.

10/02/2023

For a genuinely unique experience, visit us on Wednesdays from 9-1pm! We are a smaller community garden nestled within the suburbs of Ontario and hosted by the brethren of Christ Church Parish. Time to meditate, journal or pray...ask our garden helpers questions about the unique history surrounding our church site and how we play a pivotal part in giving back to our environment through our specialized composting process.

10/01/2023

This is the day... when we celebrate the anniversary of the parish's dedication.

09/15/2023

07/20/2023

Load-in and setup day. No spoilers here, just a pretend cameo!

Director, Ercoli Crugnale, is shooting a short film called “Grace,” which follows Samantha as her faith is tested, raises further questions, and faces unexpected miracles.

07/08/2023

05/24/2023

"Empathy is... not disinterested, self-centered, and asleep.

05/13/2023

Join us at Rebecca’s Garden between 10am and 2pm for our Demo Day as part of International Compost Awareness Week. Feel free to bring gifts of saved food trimmings for our growing pile and take some finished compost home for your garden!

Farms across the country are benefiting from using compost on their farmlands. Compost improves soil water holding capacity, decreases the need for synthetic fertilizers, provides the healthy soil conditions to increase yields and regenerates soil biology to grow more nutrient-dense crops.

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