Who do you trust? Some find it hard to trust. In many ways trust is an invisible thing. You can’t really see trust. It’s more of an internal disposition—the bent of your heart and mind. But if you could see trust—what might it look like? Jeremiah gives us an idea this Sunday—hope you can join us.
To prepare for this week’s service, you can read  Jeremiah 17: 5-10 
During Sunday Worship, here are activity sheets for all ages & stages:
3+   7+   Youth    Adult
Please join us for in-person worship at 10:00 Sunday morning (no need to register); or use the link below which will be updated Sunday morning by 9:30 am to take you to our live streamed service.

Listen to this portion of Dr. Tim's sermon here

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 * denotes that ALL are invited to participate

Sun, Feb 13 * Sunday Morning Worship:  10:00 am
(Livestreamed & In-person)
Mon (14) * Christian Meditation Group:  Mondays 10:00 am (Zoom)
Mon (14) - Side By Side:  3:30 pm (Zoom)
Tue   (15) - Staff Meeting:  10:30 am (Zoom)
Tue   (15) - Session:  7:00 pm (Zoom)
Wed (16) - Side By Side:  3:30 pm (Zoom)
Wed (16) - SAFE:  7:00 pm (Zoom)
Fri   (18) -   Youth Group:  7:00 pm - Upper Room
Sun, Feb 20 * Bible Buddies:  9:00 am (Zoom)
Sun, Feb 20 * Sunday Morning Worship: 10:00 am
(Livestreamed & In-person)

Please join us for the 2022 online celebration of Love and Light featuring the St. Andrew’s choir and guest soloist Dallas Hayes Sparks. This musical service fundraiser will include musical numbers interspersed with readings and short reflections on the themes of LOVE and LIGHT, to be shared with us by Geoffrey Simmins and Peter Coutts.

The Love and Light Jazz Vespers Service will be available on our YouTube Page at the following link beginning Saturday, February 12 at 6:30 p.m.

St. Andrew's YouTube Page

This is our first fundraising event of the year and you can make your donation by free-will offering as you are able. We are suggesting a minimum of $20 per person (and the maximum is as high as you want to make it!) and we encourage you to consider making your donation/free will offering in the name of loved ones. Charitable tax receipts will be issued.

Donations may be made by dropping off or mailing a cheque to St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, 703 Heritage Drive SW, Calgary AB, T2V 2W4; visiting our website at www.standrewscalgary.ca and clicking on the OFFERING/DONATE button, then choose GIVING, select DONATE NOW, and choose LIGHT and LOVE Fundraiser from the drop down menu; or send an E-TRANSFER using online banking (please designate to Light and Love) to treasurer@standrewscalgary.ca

We have some really fun activities planned, plenty of games, take home goodie bags,  and reminders of God’s love for us going into Valentine’s weekend!  We can’t wait to see your smiling faces (from behind a mask of course).  So, see you this Friday, February 11 at 7pm in the Upper Room.  Bring your friends with you to this fun night!!

On Saturday March 5th we plan to meet at 10:00 am in Kananaskis for a morning of XC skiing and fellowship.  We plan to ski a Beginner/ Green route, so all ages and skill levels are welcome.  The planned route is from Kananaskis Country Golf Course to Wedge Pond and back.  (** Depending on weather we may have to change the location **)  Dr. Geoffrey will lead us in a mid-ski communion.  If you don’t own your own XC skis, they are available for rent at Outlaws Sports, the University of Calgary and Kananaskis Village.  We will follow all government protocols for outdoor gatherings. 
Please RSVP to lucy.aburto@deluma.com by Feb 26^th if you plan to attend so we can communicate exact parking lot location to participants.

  See the heartwarming "Thank You" video from PWS&D which shows how God, through us and others, has made a difference.

Click here for PWSD Thank You Video

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If you enjoyed one of our Christmas puddings or caramel sauce this year and would like to recycle your jars the Ladies Guild would be happy to do that for you.You can leave your jars and screw rings at the church or call Pam (403)271-6468.

 These Indigenous elders and neighbours first visited St. Andrew’s on October 13, 2021, to talk about their experiences with Residential Schools. They are returning to participate with us in a Sharing Circle as the first steps on the Road to Reconciliation. This is an important event marking the beginning the healing process between the people of St. Andrew’s and our Indigenous neighbours. Sharing Circles often are known as Healing Circles and are led by First Nations elders as a way to allow people to share their feelings and ask questions in an intimate and caring environment. The elders who lead these circles have many years of experience and knowledge in First Nations customs. They have put their trust in us to follow through on our good intentions. We would be grateful to have Session’s and the Congregation’s support at this event. Our Sharing Circle will be a hybrid time of sharing, with people invited to participate in person in Trinity Hall (proof of vaccination, masks and distancing are required). 

Join our St. Andrew’s family on Saturday, February 26, 2022, to walk and raise funds for Calgary Downtown – HomeSpace Society (KAIROS Calgary and Feed the Hungry) through the Coldest Night of the Year event.  You will find our team – the St. Andrew’s Striders - on the CNOY leader board when you click on the button below. Currently we’re near the bottom, but we won’t stay there for long!   To spice things up, Westminster Presbyterian Church has challenged us in a friendly competition for both our fundraising efforts and for numbers of participants.   If that’s not enough incentive, adults who raise $150 or more and youth (18 years and under) who raise $75 or more will receive a CNOY toque.