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Like the gentile woman of Tyre before Jesus, (Mark 7:24-30), we gather confident that the grace and goodness of God is for us and for all. One service only this morning, followed by lunch and our annual meeting to plan the year ahead as a congregation. All invited. All expected!
Sunday Worship – 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Celebrating the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. Two services of worship, both followed by coffee and conversation in Grant Hall. Nursery provided for infants at both services. During the 11am service, a special time of learning for children 2-15.
Sunday Worship – 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Two services of worship, both followed by coffee and conversation in Grant Hall. Nursery provided for infants at both services. During the 11am service, a special time of learning for children 2-15.
Sunday Worship – 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Two services of worship, both followed by coffee and conversation in Grant Hall. Nursery provided for infants at both services. During the 11am service, a special time of learning for children 2-15.
Each Wednesday afternoon, mid-day communion with the Minister.
Iona services take place the 2nd Wednesday of each month. This month, at 8:15pm. Songs, prayers, scripture and readings from the Iona Community of Scotland. All are welcome.
A special time of communion for those who may be unable to attend the Celebration of the Lord’s Supper during Sunday morning worship. Followed by High Tea.
Each Wednesday afternoon, mid-day communion with the Minister.
Easter Sunday – 11:00 a.m.
We celebrate our risen Saviour with one combined service at 11am. Nursery provided for infants at both services. During the service, a special time of learning for children 2-15.
For six Wednesday evenings, February 22-March 29, join us for a simple supper at 6 p.m., followed by your choice of one of four studies. Read the course descriptions, and register online.
Held at St. Paul’s University. For details, visit ustpaul.ca/
All experience welcome, we’re curling at the Royal Navy Curling Club near Dow’s Lake. Cost $20; clean running/curling shoes required.
As we review the year past and plan for the year ahead, gather downstairs after the 11am service for the Congregational Meeting.
Held at All Saints Anglican Sandy Hill, free dinner for all university students, followed by prayer and discussion.
We begin with supper in St. Andrew’s Hall, and continue with a presentation by Professor Reem Bahdi from the Faculty of Law at the University of Windsor. She is Co-Director of KARAMAH, an initiative which aims to support access to justice in Palestine through research, judicial education and directed civil society engagement. Professor Bahdi is a Palestinian Christian from Jerusalem and will present her perspectives on the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. Join us! Contact Colin for details.
A mid-day pause for beautiful organ recitals in the Sanctuary. Performed by Thomas Annand, MMus, FRCCO Director of Music at St. Andrew’s.
This week’s recital: Louis Vierne: Symphonie no. 2
A fellowship group which addresses sexual orientation issues in the context of Christian faith. On Tuesday February 28, 7:30 p.m., Mike, a Christian Arab, will start our discussion by telling us his personal story. New participants are welcome and information is available from Rob S. or Sheila S.
We will meet at St. Andrew’s on February 29th for the Wednesday noon hour Communion Service. We are looking forward to a time of reflection, prayer and fellowship. Please join us – more information is available from Marj F.
An hour of Christian conversation for all in high school. Led by Micah and Farrid, meeting the first and third Sundays of each month.
A mid-day pause for beautiful organ recitals in the Sanctuary. Performed by Thomas Annand, MMus, FRCCO Director of Music at St. Andrew’s.
March 12-16: Outdoor activities, x-country skiing, skating, snowshoeing. Indoor crafts, singing, relaxing. Discussion, worship… See the poster (pdf) or call for registration 819-463-2465.
A mid-day pause for beautiful organ recitals in the Sanctuary. Performed by Thomas Annand, MMus, FRCCO Director of Music at St. Andrew’s.
We are an informal group of individuals mainly 25-40 in the congregation. We meet monthly in different homes for a potluck meal and a time of discussion. Email Jessica for details, or contact the church office.
A time of discussion especially for high schoolers. Led by Micah and Farrid, meeting the first and third Sundays of each month.
A mid-day pause for beautiful organ recitals in the Sanctuary. Performed by Thomas Annand, MMus, FRCCO Director of Music at St. Andrew’s.
A mid-day pause for beautiful organ recitals in the Sanctuary. Performed by Thomas Annand, MMus, FRCCO Director of Music at St. Andrew’s.
For six Wednesday evenings, February 22 – March 28, join us for a simple supper at 6 p.m., followed by your choice of one of four studies. Read the course descriptions, and register online.
As we review the year past and plan for the year ahead, gather downstairs after the 11am service for the Congregational Meeting.