
April 3 Induction Service

SUNDAYS 10:30am
In-Person Worship Service
We are open for in-person worship in our sanctuary. A video of our Sunday service will be posted Sunday afternoons. Visit us on YouTube to see the latest videos from our worship services, or watch the service on our website below.
YouTube Channel address:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7QbnWLrMO6zMU54Dkj1zyQ
Sunday June 4
Online
Service

St. Andrew's Port Credit Christmas Eve Service - Thursday, December 24, 2025.

St. Andrew's Port Credit Worship Service for Sunday, December 21, 2025.

St. Andrew's Port Credit Worship Service for Sunday, December 14, 2025.

St. Andrew's Port Credit Worship Service for Sunday, December 7, 2025.
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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.
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SPOTLIGHT ON NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL MISSION

Presbyterian World Service & Development
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and Presbyterian Sharing by contributing a portion of weekly givings received.
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We thank you for your generosity.

The Government of Pakistan is intensifying its efforts to expel undocumented Afghans, as well as those with temporary permission to stay in the country. Between 700 and 800 families have been deported daily. These deportations pose devastating risks, particularly for women and girls who face increased threats of violence, persecution and loss of access to basic rights upon return to Afghanistan. Your voice and solidarity are crucial at this moment. Visit WeRespond.ca/advocate-for-Afghan-refugees to learn
more and take action.
SPOTLIGHT ON LOCAL MISSION

The Compass Food Bank

The Compass is a food bank and outreach centre located and serving Mississauga South. It was 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.
The Compass is located at 427 Lakeshore Road E., Mississauga.
FOOD DONATION:
MOST NEEDED ITEMS

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.
DONATIONS:
MOST NEEDED ITEMS

Evangel Hall Sandwich Delivery
Next Drop-off Date:
Thursday, January 08 at St. Andrew's Stavebank door
8:30am - 9:30am.
In addition to sandwiches, we deliver donations of fresh fruit, baked goods, toiletries, and new or gently used clothing.

On the second Thursday of every month, we deliver loaves of sandwiches to Evangel Hall Mission in Toronto. Participation is easy! All you have to do is:
1. Get a loaf of bread or two from the grocery store, make it into sandwiches, and wrap each sandwich in plastic wrap or put it into an individual sandwich baggie.
(Don’t cut the sandwiches,
and no peanut butter, please!)
2. Put the wrapped sandwiches
into the bag the bread came in.
3. Reattach the bag clip, and label
the bag with the type of sandwiches
you’ve put inside.
4. Drop your loaves of sandwiches off
at our Stavebank door between 8:30am - 9:30am on the Thursday of our delivery.
That’s it! Your sandwiches will provide much needed nourishment to some of Toronto’s most vulnerable people.



A Prayer for Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
God of truth, mercy and peace,
God of life and of reconciliation,
we mourn the suffering and murder of your people
and we pray a just peace
and reconciliation for the people of Palestine and Israel
who have endured the burden of violence and conflict for so long.
Console those who grieve,
heal the injured,
comfort those who are alone and afraid,
protect those who held hostage, and
restrain those who would cause more violence
or act cynically for political gain and power.
Let wisdom settle on your churches
and on the governments and leaders of this world
so that justice is sought,
reconciliation found,
peace established and
security provided for all.
In the name of Jesus we pray.
Amen.
PWS&D provides humanitarian response to assist with shelter, food, livelihoods, emergency health, psychosocial and mental health support, as well as cash assistance to allow people to purchase the goods they require.
Donations made to PWS&D are eligible to be matched by the Government of Canada through the Humanitarian Coalition's Gaza Emergency appeal. Donations made between October 7 and November 12 will be matched, up to a total of $10 million.
Through our membership in Canadian Foodgrains Bank, PWS&D is part of the Humanitarian Coalition's Gaza Humanitarian Emergency appeal.
Prayers and Support for Ukraine
ACT Alliance Statement on Ukraine

Loving God,
We pray for the people of Ukraine,
for all those suffering or afraid,
that you will be close to them and protect them.
We pray for world leaders,
for compassion, strength and wisdom to guide their choices.
We pray for the world
that in this moment of crisis,
we may reach out in solidarity
to our brothers and sisters in need.
May we walk in your ways
so that peace and justice
become a reality for the people of Ukraine
and for all the world.
Amen.
Daily Prayers
Friday, December 26
We pray for teachers in the refugee camp in Beirut, who, through the Joint Christian Committee for Social Service in Lebanon, equip young people with skills for employment.
Saturday, December 27
We pray for congregations and ministries that provide warm meals and a place of refuge during the cold days of winter.
Sunday, December 28
We pray for the health and well-being of members of the National Indigenous Ministries Council, and for the staff, volunteers and communities of people they support at each of the eight National Indigenous Ministries in the church.
Monday, December 29
We pray for The Presbyterian College, Montreal’s chapel program. As students, faculty and staff come together each week for worship, may each one be strengthened in their respective calling and mission.
Tuesday, December 30
We pray for the members of the Committee on Church Doctrine, that their shared commitment to truth and reconciliation may inform and shape their focus and work.
Wednesday, December 31 (New Year’s Eve)
On the eve of a new year, we give thanks for what has been, for the people in our lives, the gift of faith and for God’s loving kindness.
Thursday, January 1 (New Year’s Day)
We begin this new year in thanksgiving to God for all that has been and for all that God will do in the months ahead.
Friday, January 2
We pray for PWS&D programs that address poverty, hunger, emergencies and injustice worldwide.
Saturday, January 3
We pray for food banks and their dedicated volunteers in communities across the country, especially those on university campuses. Let there be changes in the systems that lead to chronic need.




















