Upcoming Services
Jan 23
In Person Service Resumes
When Attending In-Person Service:
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Proof of receiving two doses of vaccine against Covid-19 must be presented.
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A face mask must be worn.
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Enter through the High Street doors.
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Doors will open at 10:00am.
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Follow Covid safety protocols in place.
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Remember to keep a distance of 6 feet from others.
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Prior to arriving, review the
Covid-19 Screening Questionnaire which you will be asked to confirm upon arriving.
A recording of each service will be taken and posted on Sunday afternoon for those who prefer to worship from home.
VISIT OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL
Visit us on YouTube to see the latest videos from our worship services, or watch the service on our website.
YouTube Channel address:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7QbnWLrMO6zMU54Dkj1zyQ
WELCOME BACK!
What to Expect
As We Return to In-Person Worship
We are open for in-person worship. A video of our service will be posted below on Sunday afternoon. You can also watch it on our YouTube Channel:
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Scripture Moments
Romans 12:2 (NLT)
Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect.
NLT: New Living Translation
What's Happening at St. Andrew's . . .
Evangel Hall Delivery
February 10 - 8:30am - 9:30am
Stavebank Entrance Exterior Drop-off
This is a masked, socially-distanced drop-off.
We welcome donations of:
*Prepared, wrapped and labelled sandwiches
*Baking - fresh or packaged
*Fruit - fresh or canned
*Personal/feminine hygiene products
Offering is
an act of worship.
Thank you so much for being willing to give toward what God is doing here at St. Andrew's Memorial Presbyterian Church! We are committed to using your offerings in a way that honours the Lord.
We Thank You For Your Generosity
By our generous sharing of the gifts, talents and resources with which we are blessed, we participate in the mission of the Church and reach out in loving service to others.
Ways to Give
Online
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e-Transfer
Pre-Authorized
Remittance
(PAR)
Cheque
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WINTER EDITION
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Honouring the Children Fund
In response to the devastating confirmation of unmarked graves on the grounds of former residential schools, and in honour of the children who were lost and all the people living with the consequences of that legacy, The Presbyterian Church in Canada has established a new fund:
Honouring the Children:
Reconciliation and Residential Schools
Learn More...
DONATE Now To the Fund
Presbyterian World Service & Development
Inspired by God’s promise of abundant life, Presbyterian World Service & Development envisions a sustainable, compassionate and just world. You can learn more here about how PWS&D is making this happen.
SPOTLIGHT ON INTERNATIONAL MISSION
Presbyterian World Service & Development
and Presbyterian Sharing
"Here I am, Lord"
“Here I am, Lord,” rang out at the 88th Commencement Service of the Near East School of Theology (NEST) in Lebanon, a seminary supported by Presbyterians Sharing. NEST graduates, Jamil, Khalil, Shant and Asadour, will serve churches in Palestine, Syria and Lebanon—three of the most troubled countries in the Middle East that are rife with violence, oppression, occupation, and severe economic, social and political crises. The hymn was their bold response to God’s calling. NEST President, Dr. George Sabra, declared, “If our seminary is able to continue graduating students with such commitment, then we must go on with our mission no matter what befalls us and our countries.”
St. Andrew’s supports Presbyterian World Service & Development
and Presbyterian Sharing
by contributing a portion of weekly givings received.
You can allocate a portion of your givings
to go to Missions by indicating your request
in the “message” field of the online donation form >
We thank you for your generosity.
SPOTLIGHT ON LOCAL MISSION
The Compass Food Bank
The Compass is an outreach program established by partnering Christian churches in the Clarkson-Lorne Park-Port Credit area. As a member church, St. Andrew’s donates financially, collects food for donation, and participates in other ways to support the work of the Compass.
The Compass provides a safe and welcoming place for people to come to for help. The Compass offers immediate assistance with food, then works with clients offering practical and spiritual support to the challenges that often come along with a low income.
Evangel Hall Mission
Evangel Hall Mission is a community service agency that was founded in 1913 by the Presbyterian Church in Canada. For over a century, it has supported individuals experiencing poverty, homelessness, and social isolation in Toronto. Evangel Hall is a safe haven where people living with mental and physical health challenges, fighting addictions, and fleeing abuse can take a rest from their burdens and access supports. The Mission’s services address the physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional aspects of well-being and are available to anyone in need of support.
St. Andrew’s supports the work of the Mission with monthly donations of sandwiches, baked goods, fruit, personal and feminine hygiene products, socks and new or gently used clothing.
DAILY PRAYERS
DAILY PRAYERS
Sunday, January 23
We pray for graduates of the Near East School of Theology in Lebanon, who are responding to God’s call and serving churches in Palestine, Syria and Lebanon.
Monday, January 24
We pray for ministers and elders. May God keep them safe and give them energy and wisdom to lead their faith communities.
Tuesday, January 25 (Conversion of Paul the Apostle)
We pray for those who violently persecute the church in attempt to destroy it. May they, like the Apostle Paul, have a change of heart.
Wednesday, January 26
We give thanks for mothers, like Eunice, and grandmothers, like Lois, whose faith inspired mentors such as Paul to Titus (2 Timothy 1:5, 2 Timothy 3:15).
Thursday, January 27
We pray for the members and work of the Atlantic Mission Society.
Friday, January 28
We pray for the wisdom to see the reality of racism and bigotry in the institutions of our country so that we may work to challenge and uproot these concepts in ourselves, our churches and our society.
Saturday, January 29
We pray for congregations as they gather for their annual general meetings.