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Oct 19, 2025 - The Challenge of PrayerWe welcome Rev. Dr. Dale Woods, our speaker for Synod this weekend. Jesus uses an odd parable to encourage the disciples to pray. Is it our persistence that makes a difference? Or God’s nature to hear and answer? Come and ponder with us, the challenge of prayer. |
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Rev. Laurie's RefleXions on Jesus hearing the cry of those needing healingIf you get a commercial, click back and then forward again. |
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Grateful, Thankful, BlessedThis coming Sunday, October 19, we are blessed to have the Rev. Dr. Dale Woods participate in leadership of our worship service, along with Rev. Laurie. Rev. Dale is also the speaker for Synod this weekend. We are sharing Rev. Dale’s biography so that you will know a bit about him when you meet him on Sunday. |
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Make a joyful sound to the LordSt. Andrew’s Ukes are getting back together. The ukulele is an easy instrument to learn to play and enjoy. We play songs we like and develop skills along the way. When: Thursdays starting Oct 16 New to the ukulele? You will learn to play songs on day 1. Ukuleles are available for you to try and see if you like it. Familiar with the ukulele? Bring your uke and a song or two you want us to learn to play and add to our diverse collection of songs. |
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Halloween ~ TAKE 150 ~ October 25, 2025When: Saturday October 25, 2025 from 5:30 – 8 pm in Karl English Lounge Parents & Grandparents get a night (150 minutes) to themselves too (think date night, dinner with friends, shopping). |
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Only 5 weeks to go until our Christmas Bazaar!This annual congregational event is scheduled for |
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Intergenerational Christmas MusicalThis year our musical will focus on what it truly means to belong. Gloria is a young girl who’s been adopted and is a little unsure about sharing her story. She finds the courage to open up, discovering that Christmas is actually a story of adoption too. Just like she was lovingly chosen by her family, we’ve been lovingly adopted into God’s family. |
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Sanctuary mental health ministry update: the impact of stigmaThis week, we will look at discuss the impact of stigma on those experiencing mental health challenges.
The experience of stigma, much like the experience of exile, removes people from community and prevents them from experiencing fullness of joy. More than fifty percent of people living with mental health challenges report experiencing stigma. They learn how to talk negatively about themselves because others judge them.
You don’t need to attend all eight weeks of this program to benefit from it. You will be warmly welcomed for any week that you are able to attend.
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to the friends and family of Ken Faulkner who passed away on September 18th |
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Community Care AccessAnyone living in Alberta with a valid provincial health care card (or registration in progress) can receive Home Care services if their health care needs can be safely met in the home. Consistent access criteria have been developed provincially for Continuing Care Homes (formally Supportive Living and Long-Term Care) and serve as general guidelines. Typical services include help with showering and bathing, with dressing, and medications. For further information, call 403-943-1920 to arrange basic professional nursing care at home. |
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Serving in hospitality ministryOct 19th: 10:00 am |
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Click on the links below:Growing Generous Life Brochure - CLICK HERE |
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If you have had problems receiving LinX,We are grateful to the Basaraba Family who figured out this solution for their Shaw email account. |
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THE WIDER COMMUNITY |
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Leadership Opportunity ~ Leadership for MissionTopics covered are: Navigating Change; Leadership and Communication; Leading Small Groups; Addressing Conflict; Missional Leadership |
