So, if you saw a nickel on the sidewalk, would you bend down and pick it up? Or is its value just too small to bother? We can think the same way about small acts of kindness and generosity. Jesus turns that kind of thinking on its head in the story of the Widow’s Mite.  

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Youth Group: September 29
(Remember the Bottle Drive! - see below)

Book Study: October 3

Worship, Church School and Special Studies/Events: Oct 1 - 7
PLUS LINKS to our Team/Group Meetings and Monthly Calendar!

Someone from the congregation asked me if I would write something to thank the choir for their commitment to lead the congregational singing even when they were ‘on summer vacation’.  She said that it made SUCH a difference over the summer months to have the choir singing and leading each Sunday, and she was so very grateful for those voices.  As we have said before, music is an important part of the ‘heart of St. Andrew’s’.  So thank you, choir, for helping carry the beat (pun intended).  ~ Deb

Currently, due to overwhelming demand for this book, the soft cover books are sold out and not available at the time of the study.  However… where there’s a will, there’s a way.  Click below to find out your options.

“Just a reminder to the congregation that we will be having our youth group bottle drive on this Friday, September 29 as part of our kick off! We’ll be collecting them in the parking lot from 6-9pm! Thank you so much for staying hydrated this summer and supporting us in our ministry!”

The EDGE After School Youth Drop In Program Volunteers still wanted - CLICK HERE FOR INFO ON THE PROGRAM
GriefShare - CLICK HERE
Growing Generous Life Brochure - CLICK HERE
Sunday Morning Bible Study - CLICK HERE
WINS helps us support Ukrainian Neighbours - CLICK HERE
Youth Group Bottle Drive - CLICK HERE

"Mental health problems don’t define who you are. They are something you experience. You walk in the rain and you feel the rain, but you are not the rain." — Matt Haig

Freddy wreaked havoc on the lives of countless Malawians, causing significant disruptions to daily activities, washing away essential food crops and destroying critical infrastructure, which led to widespread displacement. 

Six months later, families have returned to their homes, now in ruins, their harvests washed away, and the loss of their livestock making the difficulties they face even greater.

PWS&D responded immediately with search and rescue efforts and to meet immediate needs.  Six months later, PWS&D and partners at Canadian Foodgrains Bank are supporting a recovery project to aid families in getting back on their feet.