Show them some love · 2026 lineup
This is the Jesus Festival vendor family for 2026 — 63 tables at Gage Park, Hamilton, Ontario on Saturday, September 5, 2026. Every year it can be different. This year, these are the people who said yes.
A different family every year
Jesus Festival does not lock a permanent vendor list. God gathers who He gathers. Some ministries return. New makers arrive. Food trucks change. The point is not a brand catalogue — it is honouring the people representing what God is doing through their work right now.
Visit a booth. Follow a ministry. Buy from a Christian business. Pray for a maker. These pages exist so Hamilton — and the wider web — can find who is standing in the park this year.
Ministry
Churches and ministries standing side by side so Hamilton can meet Jesus, find a family, and take a next step.
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A ministry booth with a personal yes.
Miss Kelly Ministry is a people-first booth in the 2026 marketplace. Come meet Kelly, hear what God is doing, and pick up whatever she is putting in guests’ hands — prayer, resources, or a simple conversation. Jesus Festival is built for ministries that still know names.
The Gospel taking flight.
Mission Aviation Fellowship of Canada flies help, hope, and the good news into places roads cannot reach. At Jesus Festival 2026 they help Hamilton families see how ordinary believers support remote mission — medical flights, church care, disaster response, and the love of Jesus with wings. Visit maf.ca and meet the team in the park.
A house of ministry in the open park.
The Lord’s Ministry House joins church-and-ministry row to meet guests, pray, and share what God is doing through their house. Jesus Festival exists so ministries can stand side by side without competing — one Lord, many households of faith.
Educate, equip, and honour life.
Halton Alive promotes the value of human life through education, support, and community. They help people find practical help in pregnancy, think clearly about end-of-life issues, and build life-affirming teams in churches. Meet them at Jesus Festival 2026 and learn how Hamilton-Halton believers can stand for life with compassion and courage.
Healing from hurts, habits, and hang-ups.
Celebrate Recovery at BCC Brantford brings a Christ-centred recovery community to the park. If you or someone you love is walking through addiction, pain, or a hidden habit, this booth is a gentle door. Jesus Festival is for people who are not finished yet — come meet a team that knows the way to freedom is together.
A Hamilton church helping lead worship and welcome.
Bethel Gospel Tabernacle — Bethel Hamilton — is a local church helping lead Pure Worship Night on Friday and serving throughout the weekend. Their booth is a place to meet the people behind the sound, find a Sunday home, and see how a Hamilton congregation loves the city. Learn more at bethelhamilton.com.
The Gospel in every heart language.
Global Recordings Network records and shares Bible stories and songs in thousands of languages so people can hear the good news in the tongue they dream in. At Jesus Festival they help guests see mission as more than a plane ticket — it is audio, language, and love for the nations already living in Hamilton.
Jesus first. The Gospel to people and places.
I Am Second and E3 Ministry stand together at Jesus Festival 2026. I Am Second is a call to put Jesus first; E3 exists to equip believers to share the Gospel and make disciples. If you want a simple next step after a festival encounter — a testimony, a tool, a team — start at this booth.
Covering the city in prayer.
Pray Hamilton exists to see the city prayed for by name. Their booth is an invitation: receive prayer, join a rhythm, and believe God still moves when His people ask. Jesus Festival is a public altar in Gage Park — Pray Hamilton helps that altar keep burning after the stage lights dim.
A church ready to meet you in the park.
Impact Christian Centre joins ministry row to welcome guests, share what God is doing in their house, and help people find a church family. Festivals open doors; churches keep them open. Come talk, pray, and take a next step.
A global ministry with a local handshake.
Eagle World Wide brings a two-booth presence to Jesus Festival 2026 so more guests can stop, learn, and be prayed for. Come hear how this ministry serves, what they carry to the nations, and how a Hamilton Saturday connects to a wider yes.
More room to meet, pray, and go.
Eagle World Wide’s second booth gives the team space to talk longer, pray with more people, and share resources. If the first table is busy, this one is ready. Same heart, same Jesus, more room for Hamilton.
Hunger for the presence of God.
Pure Fire stands in ministry row for people who want more than a moment — they want the fire of God to keep burning. Visit the booth, receive prayer, and connect with a ministry that calls the church back to holiness, power, and love. Placed near Daughters of Scripture so the weekend’s worship family can be found in one walk.
Women of the Word, on the stage and in the park.
Daughters of Scripture is part of the Jesus Festival 2026 stage family and ministry row. They lift up the Word, call women to know Scripture for themselves, and help a festival crowd remember that the Bible is not a prop. Meet them at the booth after you hear them, and take the Word with you.
Peaceful prayer to end abortion in our city.
40 Days for Life Hamilton invites believers to pray, fast, and stand peacefully for the lives of mothers and preborn children. Their vigil presence in Hamilton is part of a worldwide movement. At Jesus Festival they help guests understand how to join a local prayer vigil with respect, love, and hope that God still saves lives.
Men who know the Word and live it.
Sons of Scripture stands with Daughters of Scripture in the 2026 ministry family and on the festival stage. Their booth is a place for men to be called up — to read, to lead, to love their houses well. Meet the team, hear the vision, and take Scripture seriously.
Media that carries the fire.
Gerry and Passion TV bring a media-ministry booth to Jesus Festival 2026. In a generation discipled by screens, Kingdom media matters. Come hear what they are producing, how stories get told, and how Hamilton can keep watching after the park empties.
Life-saving presence in ministry row.
CPR’s booth sits in the early-arrival ministry support line. Whether they are sharing life-saving skills, prayer, or a ministry call, this is a table worth stopping at. Ask what they are carrying for 2026 and how you can be ready to help when someone is in trouble — body or soul.
Praying for bodies as well as hearts.
Health to You Ministries brings a healing-and-wholeness heart to Gage Park. Jesus cared about sick people. This booth is a place to ask for prayer, learn, and remember that the Gospel is good news for the whole person.
John G. Lake Ministries — a Gospel that works.
JGLM (John G. Lake Ministries) trains believers to minister healing and to live as new creations in Christ. Their message is simple and costly: Jesus meant what He said. Meet the team at Jesus Festival 2026, learn about Divine Healing Technician training, and see how ordinary people can carry a Gospel that still heals.
The festival’s welcome desk — and a city-love movement.
Love on Hamilton runs information, lost and found, and a year-round call to love this city in public. If you are lost, looking for a washroom, a child, a schedule, or a way to keep serving Hamilton after Saturday, start here. loveonhamilton.com is the wider story; this booth is the front door.
Calling women up, not out.
Women of Excellence is a ministry booth for women who want to grow in faith, character, and courage. Jesus Festival is full of daughters of the King. Stop here for connection, resources, and a reminder that excellence is worship when it is done for Him.
A ministry house with a Zion heart.
Zion Ministries joins the 2026 ministry family to meet guests, pray, and share their work. Whether you need a church connection, a resource, or a conversation about what God is doing, this booth is an open door on the Gage Park grass.
Helping new life in Christ take root.
Reborn Academy sits in the 2026 family for people who need more than a festival moment — they need a path to grow. Connected in spirit to the wider I Am Reborn discipleship heart, this booth is for the newly saved, the returning prodigal, and anyone who wants to learn what new life actually looks like on a Tuesday.
Brand
Authors, artists, apparel, and handmade work that carries faith into homes, closets, and conversations.
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Original art that blesses a home.
Doreen Artwork brings original creative work to the 2026 marketplace. Guests looking for a piece that will hang in a hallway and keep pointing the household toward beauty, hope, and faith can stop at her booth, meet the artist, and take something handmade home from Gage Park.
Creative work with a still, steady faith.
Yet Still Studio is part of the 2026 maker row — design, craft, and a name that sounds like a testimony. “Yet still” is the language of people who have walked through a hard season and found God faithful. Come meet the studio behind the work.
Jewelry with a delicate, hopeful edge.
Dandelion Jewelry & Designs offers handmade jewelry and creative pieces. A dandelion is a weed to some and a wish to others — a fitting picture for a festival that tells people they are not forgotten. Find them in the products row on Saturday, September 5.
Beauty, brand, and bold faith.
Bontle by B is a faith-forward brand bringing beauty and style to the 2026 vendor family. Guests can shop, hear the story, and support a Christian entrepreneur using design to encourage women to walk in who God says they are.
A maker and minister at the same table.
Sandra Easton joins the 2026 products row with work that guests can hold, read, or wear. Meet the person behind the booth — one of many local believers using a Saturday in Gage Park to serve Hamilton with what they make.
A brand about being seen and set free.
Unveill brings a 2026 marketplace booth with a name that sounds like testimony: the veil lifted, the true self known, Jesus in the open. Come find the collection, hear the heart behind it, and take something home that keeps the conversation going.
Wearable Scripture, everyday courage.
Versitude brings verse-driven goods to the 2026 marketplace. In a culture of slogans, a verse on a shirt or object can preach when you cannot. Meet the brand, find a piece that fits your walk, and carry the Word out of Gage Park and into Monday.
Pastoral heart, handmade table.
Pastor Rene’s booth gathers books, clothing, and candles — resources for the home and the heart. Guests can leave with something to read, wear, or light while they pray. A pastor’s table at a public festival is one more way the church comes to the park.
Words for the journey.
Claudette, author, brings her books to Jesus Festival 2026. If a testimony can fit between two covers, this is the booth to find it. Meet the writer, ask about the story, and take a book into the week after the festival.
Praise you can hold.
Hearts of Praise Collection offers faith-filled pieces that help a home keep worship close — gifts, décor, and reminders that God is worthy. Find them in the 2026 products row and carry a little praise out of Gage Park.
The Gospel in panels and colour.
Rick’s Cross Comics booth puts the story of Jesus into comic form — a gift for kids, youth, and anyone who learns by looking. In a family festival, a comic can open a conversation a tract never will. Come meet Rick and pick up a story that points to the Cross.
Books that make room for more of God.
Jenn’s Abundance Books table is for readers who want more than a souvenir. Find titles that stir prayer, family discipleship, and a bigger view of what God can do. A book from a festival Saturday can still be working in a living room in November.
Names, verses, and wood that lasts.
Derek’s laser engraving booth turns wood and gifts into something personal — a name, a verse, a date worth remembering. Christian makers like Derek help guests leave Gage Park with more than a memory. Come see the work and ask him to make one for your house.
Faith you can wear out loud.
Amplified Apparel designs clothing that turns volume up on hope. A shirt can preach in a grocery line. Meet the brand at Jesus Festival 2026, find a piece that fits your voice, and wear the mission into the rest of the year.
The Cross at the centre of the table.
The Lord’s Cross brings crosses and faith pieces you can take home and place where you will see them. In a park full of sound, a quiet cross on a booth table still tells the whole story. Stop by, meet the makers, and remember who the festival is for.
Prints that keep a promise on the wall.
Promise Prints creates faith-filled prints for homes, churches, and gifts. A verse on the wall is a slow preacher. Meet them at Gage Park, browse the collection, and take a promise home from Jesus Festival 2026.
Small reminders that you are His.
Beloved Buttons offers small, bright faith goods — the kind you pin, share, and smile at. “Beloved” is not a brand line first; it is what the Father says. Find them in the 2026 marketplace and leave wearing the reminder.
Clay in the Potter’s hands.
Anna Marie Pottery brings handmade clay work to the festival — bowls, pieces, and the quiet sermon of a potter’s wheel. Scripture already used this picture. Come meet the artist, hold the work, and take home a vessel from a Saturday with Jesus.
Hip-hop, testimony, and a brand that breaks boxes.
Beating The Stereo Type joins Ant Lee’s festival presence with a booth for merch, conversation, and a message that refuses the small boxes people put on faith and on people. Ant Lee returns to the Jesus Festival stage in 2026. Meet the team, grab the gear, and let the music keep preaching after the set.
Stories for the smallest disciples.
Joanna Bieler brings kids books to Family Festival Day — the kind of stories parents can read at bedtime after a park full of worship. If you want your children to meet Jesus in pages as well as in songs, stop at this booth, meet Joanna, and build a little library of hope.
A personal booth with a name you can shake hands with.
Ken Bradford’s table is a reminder that Jesus Festival vendors are people, not brands first. Come meet Ken, hear what he is carrying into 2026, and support a local believer who showed up to serve Hamilton in person.
A distinctive maker in the 2026 row.
Blue Crane brings a products-and-services booth to Jesus Festival 2026. Come see the work, meet the people, and add another local maker to the Saturday story. Every table is a chance to honour someone who said yes.
Christian business
Trades, counselling, and companies doing excellent work as worship — faith that still shows up on Monday.
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Faith-aware counselling for real healing.
Redeemed Counselling & Psychotherapy Services is a faith-based practice serving people across Ontario. They offer evidence-based counselling and, when clients ask for it, a place where biblical hope and professional care can sit at the same table. Meet them at Jesus Festival 2026 if you or someone you love needs a next step toward emotional and spiritual health.
Simple, honest tallow goods.
Holy Cow Tallow brings skincare and pantry goods made from tallow — old-world ingredients for modern homes. Christian businesses like this remind a festival crowd that faith shows up in ordinary work done with integrity. Stop by, learn the story, and take something useful home.
Coaching and calling with Joe Garcia.
Aspire with Joe Garcia is a booth for people who want to grow — in work, in faith, in the next faithful step. Jesus Festival gathers Christian businesses that care about more than a sale. Stop by, meet Joe, and talk about what you are building.
A local trade, done with integrity.
Garage Door Man is a Christian business in the everyday trades — the kind of work that keeps homes safe and streets looking cared for. Jesus Festival is not only ministries and microphones. It is also excellent work offered to neighbours. Come meet the team behind the name.
Shop in a way that blesses.
Blessed Buy is a Christian business booth for guests who want their spending to mean something. Come see what they offer, hear the story, and take home a purchase that supports Kingdom-minded work. Faith on Monday includes how we buy.
Food
Food trucks, bakes, sauces, and park-day treats that help families stay, share a table, and belong.
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Cold joy for a hot festival Saturday.
The Ice Cream Truck brings a classic park-day treat to Gage Park — cones, smiles, and a pause between worship sets. Families looking for something sweet after a free meal or a kids-zone run can find this Hamilton favourite in the food row. A simple cup of ice cream is often where a conversation starts.
Baked joy with a handmade touch.
Sweet & Whimsy serves festival-day bakes for people who want something homemade between worship, prayer, and play. Their booth is part of the 2026 food family that helps Jesus Festival feel like a true Saturday in the park — generous, colourful, and easy to share with kids.
Scripture-inspired baking from Hamilton.
Biblical Bakes is a Hamilton bakery that folds Scripture, hospitality, and excellent baking into one table. Guests can taste something sweet and leave with a reminder of the Word. Find them at Gage Park on Saturday, September 5, 2026, in the Jesus Festival food row — a Christian business showing that even a cookie can point people to Jesus.
Fresh Mexican flavour on wheels.
Guac & Roll is a Hamilton-area food truck known for fresh Mexican-inspired plates. At Jesus Festival they help feed a free, family-friendly Saturday with real food, not just snacks — tacos, bowls, and the kind of lunch that keeps parents and teenagers on the grass for the next worship set.
Dessert made with care.
Sweet Treats by Laurel brings handmade desserts to the 2026 vendor family. Their booth is a favourite stop for families who want something special after the kids zone, a testimony, or a walk through ministry row. Come say hello and taste the sweetness of a Saturday spent together.
Fairground classic, festival joy.
Funnel Cake Factory brings the classic fair treat to Gage Park — warm, powdered, and made for sharing. It is the taste of a family festival day: kids with sugar on their fingers, parents laughing, and a park full of worship. Ontario families already know the name; 2026 is their Jesus Festival Saturday.
Catered hospitality for the park.
Nosmada Catering joins the 2026 food row to serve festival guests with hearty, welcome-table energy. In a free event that already feeds thousands, every food partner helps the day feel abundant — a picture of the Gospel in a paper tray.
Caribbean comfort, festival pace.
Michael’s Jamaican patties bring island flavour to Gage Park. Flaky pastry and a quick, filling bite are perfect between a kids attraction and a worship set. It is one more way Jesus Festival tastes like the city it loves — many nations, one park, one Lord.
Small-batch preserves with a morning-table heart.
Morning Jams & Jellies brings homemade jams and jellies to the festival marketplace of flavour. Guests can take a jar home and remember a Saturday when the park was full of worship, kids, and kindness. A Christian food business that turns fruit into hospitality.
Classic carnival bites for Family Festival Day.
Carnival Food covers the fairground favourites that make a park festival feel complete. In a free Christian gathering, a funnel of popcorn or a carnival snack is not a side note — it is part of making families stay, rest, and belong.
Bold sauces with backyard-BBQ soul.
Ricardo BBQ Sauces brings bottles of flavour you can take home after you taste them in the park. Christian businesses like this help Jesus Festival become more than a one-day event — you leave with something for the next family meal.
Island heat for the festival table.
Caribbean Sauces shares the flavours of the islands with Hamilton families. Taste, talk, and take a bottle home. In a city of many cultures, a sauce booth is a small embassy of joy at a festival that lifts up the name of Jesus.
"And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus."
— Colossians 3:17
Saturday, September 5 · 10am–7pm · Gage Park, Hamilton. Free for every family.
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