All the communities got together to lovingly prepare and sell an array of mouth – watering home-made dishes ranging from fluffy South Indian idlis and spicy Chicken Bujing to exotic Mexican tacos.
The Sunday school children set up an Arts & Crafts stall showcasing their unique and creative work in the form of colourful bookmarks, gift tags and birthday cards. Behind them sat a group of talented school children who displayed remarkable on – the - spot 
The Fete also upheld love for the environment by hosting a stall selling different kinds of plants including small water lotuses.
The Fete ran until late afternoon with peppy music, impromptu jigs and parishioners dedicating special songs to their loved ones, a wonderful dance performance from the Warli tribe, a raffle draw, auction and housie.
Finally, the Mission Fete came to an end with a great smile on the faces of all present, with a hope to wait for the next Mission location that they would raise funds for.