Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead but this resuscitation convinces the leaders that Jesus must die. Such power is dangerous! It would change everything!

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Worship, Church School & Special Studies/Events: Mar 22 - 29
PLUS LINKS to our Team/Group Meetings and Monthly Calendar!

You are warmly invited to attend any and all of our Easter services this year. For God so loved the world… come and celebrate that love with us!!

Saturday, March 14th 18 children were given a gift of TAKE 150 with a St. Patrick’s theme. Huge THANK YOU to Craig & Inge Murray, Delisa Dhanpaul, and Terry Basaraba for providing the programming and the meal. Huge THANK YOU also to our youth leaders Ceana Dhanpaul, Josh Barrett and Inara Barrett. As you can see from this picture, and the ones in the ‘click here’ below, a VERY good time was had by everyone. Makes you wish you were a little younger so you could join in the fun, doesn’t it? Go green!!!!

St. Andrew’s Hall
(Presbyterian Church in Canada’s West Coast college)

CLICK HERE FOR St. Andrew’s Hall Lent Devotional

Presbyterian Outlook (Presbyterian Church USA)

CLICK HERE FOR Presbyterian Outlook Lent Devotional

The Men’s Group are inviting EVERYONE to a
PAVE THE WAY CELEBRATION LUNCHEON.
Join us in Trinity Hall Sunday, March 22 at 11:30 am,
following morning Worship.
This will be a fun time together celebrating the work and success of our PAVE THE WAY CAMPAIGN, and an opportunity to give special thanks to Tom McIntyre, who tirelessly and faithfully provided leadership and energy to help us reach our goal.
Everyone is invited to the luncheon, which will include a gluten-free option, and a free will offering will be taken to offset costs.
Please add your names to the sign-up sheet in the Foyer, or call the church office at 403-255-0001 BY MARCH 15th
to get included in this fun event!
~ Terry Basaraba, Men’s Group

Sunday, March 29th immediately following our worship service, you will have an opportunity to light a candle in memory of a loved one, or to say a silent prayer for our world or someone you love.

This is an activity for all ages during Lent and if you haven’t picked up your ball yet please take one from the bowl at the Welcome Desk in the foyer. Everyone is encouraged to Play Ball by demonstrating “love for one another” and “love for neighbour” over the coming weeks as Jesus commanded. To participate all we ask is that you engage in completing at least one act of kindness (or more!) for someone in your community. This can be someone you know or a complete stranger — all we ask is that your act of kindness involves someone outside your own family and outside our church family. 

On Sunday April 19 we want everyone to bring their ball to church. We will provide pens and ask you to write on your ball one special thing you did to share God’s love during Lent. We will read out a few of them during the Children’s Time. Please remember — the Ball is in Your Court. How far can God’s love be spread through us? It is time to take action so “Let’s Play Ball!!!”

A car in our parking lot was broken into last month. A reminder that you may want to ensure any valuables are in your trunk and out of sight! Better safe than sorry.
~ Deb

Please join members of our Wellness Team for our next South Centre Mall walk starting on TUESDAY APRIL 7 UNTIL TUESDAY MAY 26, 2026. We will meet at the lower East Mall entrance opposite Starbucks at 9.30 am. Walk at your own pace and then join us for coffee and a chat afterwards. For further information and to register, please contact Alice Williams 403 - 281-4247 or alicemwilliams@shaw.ca

You are invited to join the Sudanese congregation on April 12, celebrating the 2 year anniversary of Rev. Laurie being at St. Andrew's. We will gather in Trinity Hall for our feast at 3:00 pm. Sudanese Worship begins at 1:30 pm in the Sanctuary, and EVERYONE is welcome to join us.
~ James Gatdet Tut

Mar 22: 10:00 am
Greeters: Opportunity Available
Ushers: Karen McLeod and Opportunity Available
Coffee Hosts: MEN’S GROUP - TRINITY HALL
Shepherd: Jerry Spotowski
Welcome & Land Acknowledgement: Opportunity Available

Aging can be more fun when we consciously incorporate play into our lives, according to Dr. Maxwell Hartt, Director of the Population and Place Research Lab and Associate Professor in the Department of Geography and Planning at Queen's University. He argues that play can be an important force supporting health and wellbeing in later life. Play is not frivolous, but foundational to health, wellbeing, and social connection across the lifespan.
Sign up at the link below for this free webinar via Teams and sponsored by the Ontario Age-Friendly Communities Outreach Program.
  ~ Rev. Geoffrey

Office Staff - Who does what?!? - CLICK HERE
Growing Generous Life Brochure - CLICK HERE
Sunday Morning Bible Study - CLICK HERE
The EDGE After School Youth Drop In Program - CLICK HERE

FEB / MAR 2026 CONNXIONS - CLICK HERE

Just a sneek peek at Sunday, March 29th - Rev. Laurie and Rev. Geoffrey will be leading Palm Sunday Worship and would love for you to join them!
LinX will be taking a break March 25^th, then will be back April 1^st
with all the news you need to know!
Happy Spring Break everyone!!!
~  Kevin, Barbara, & Deb

Camp Kannawin is a place to get outside, make new friends, and grow in faith, with a focus on creating a safe, welcoming community where kids can unplug, learn new skills and just be themselves.
Alongside growing faith, the days are filled with all the camp favorites: swimming, canoeing, archery, robotics, games and so much more! It is a time for fun and connection as we make lifelong memories, and we bring it all together for a summer focused on faith, friendship, and fun.

The Newcomers Support Lead provides settlement services and Christian hospitality to newcomers sponsored by Centennial Presbyterian Church or the Government of Canada. The role also supports members of the Anyuak community and others who have relocated to Calgary. Type of role: Part-time (15 hours per week).

Join three local Calgary music directors and organists for a contemplative program of music for Lent. Ethan Hill, organist at Knox United Church, Matthew Kallio, organist at Grace Presbyterian Church and Krystian Sekowski, organist at St. Stephen's Anglican Church will offer works for organ by Brahms, Bach, Reger, Pachelbel and others interspersed with readings of Lenten Psalms. It promises to be a beautiful and reflective event. Please note dates and times, March 20th at 4:00 pm at Knox United Church and March 22nd 7:00 pm at Grace Presbyterian Church. Admission is free but freewill donations in support of local organ upkeep are appreciated.