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"Jesus said to them again, 'Peace be with you.
As the Father has sent me, even so I send you."
- John 20:21
As the Father has sent me, even so I send you."
- John 20:21
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Sunday Worship Services
All are welcome to attend our services in person, or if you can’t travel to our location, we invite you to watch the live broadcast at 11 a.m. EST any Sunday morning here on our website. We also have an archive of past recordings that are available online.
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Scottish Country Dancing is back on Tuesdays in Kildonan Hall from 6:45 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., with beginners dancing until 8:30 p.m. and more advanced dancers continuing until 9:00 p.m. Now is a great time for beginners to join the class because we'll be focusing on easy dances and reviewing figures and footwork for the first few classes. The cost is now $10 cash at the door or $5 for those who join the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society, and we're now dancing to live piano music. No partner or special dress required. Please wear soft-soled shoes or sneakers.
Contact Katie Wood for any questions: katiemkwood@gmail.com
Badminton
Badminton is held on Mondays from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. in Kildonan Hall. Join us for great exercise, fun and fellowship. No experience is necessary. Please bring your sneakers and a bottle of water. All other equipment will be provided. If you have any questions, please contact Margarita via email at sportsapchurch@gmail.com
Inside Out Fall 2024!
A new edition of InsideOut is finally here, and we're so excited to share it with you!
Thank you to everyone who helped out – all of our fabulous writers, and to our editors, Yilin Chen and Miranda Huybers, and Sandy Steadman for all her help!
Would you like to get involved in writing an article in a future edition of Inside Out? Please contact our office at (514) 842-3431 or email info@standrewstpaul.com
News
The three parables of Jesus that make up the 15th chapter of Luke all center on the theme of “lost and found.” (The lost sheep; the lost coin; and the lost son (better known as the prodigal son).) All three parables illustrate the lengths God will go find us when we are lost demonstrating reckless, abundant, and lavish love of our prodigal God.
Sermon by The Rev. Susan Brasier, "Our Prodigal God"
Link to the live service on YouTube: buff.ly/3P9DNMo
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You are cordially invited to a very special Lunch and Learn to be held immediately after church on Sunday, April 6th.
The Rev. Dr. Richard Fee will be presenting The Story of Canadair Relief. In 1967, a brutal civil war broke out in Nigeria that resulted in millions of people facing starvation. A relief agency, Canairelief, was created by Canadians and, as a result, Canada came together with amazing passion to help fly relief to the Biafran people. According to Rev. Fee, “This is a very exciting story which is so very Canadian, so Montreal, so heroic, so amazingly Presbyterian, and so poignantly Nigerian.”
Rev. Fee contends there is a very close connection between Canairelief and Montréal because Rev. Doctor Ted Johnson, one of the three visionaries of the project, and the major protagonist throughout the airlift was from Westmount. One of his relatives, Robert Johnson, is still living in Westmount and is a member at The Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul. Presented by the Ministry Committee of The Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul.
A footnote: Our guest speaker has been highly successful and highly committed to leading Presbyterians for many years. Amongst many other achievements, in 2004-2005 Rev. Fee served as Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Canada. Sincere thanks go to our own, greatly-valued and highly-respected Reverend Doctor J. S. S. Armour for recommending Rev. Fee as a guest speaker. It seems they have been great friends for many, many years. Reliable sources have reported that upon accepting his first charge in Brandon, Manitoba, Jim met eleven-year-old Rick Fee who was responsible every Sunday morning for ringing the church bell. They have enjoyed a close relationship ever since.
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Please join us on April 12th for a wonderful day of fun and fellowship on our Cabane à Sucre visit to Sucrerie de la Montagne: a delicious home cooked meal, horse-drawn wagon rides, general store, bakery, musical entertainment, maple syrup production demonstration and, of course, the Tire de Neige!
Transportation: FREE Bus transportation will be provided leaving from the church at 9:00AM returning to the church at approximately 2:00PM. Maps will be provided to those who prefer to take their own cars.
Adults: (13+) — $45
Ages 7-12 — $20
Ages 3-6 — $15
Ages 0-3 — Free
Reservations are required by April 6th. RSVP: Sharon (514) 755-0313 or email: churchschool@standrewstpaul.com
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This Sunday, we are delighted to welcome Elizabeth Cumming, daughter of Michelle Samson and Patrick Cumming, into our family of faith through the celebration of baptism. As we take on the responsibility of nurturing her in faith, we will reflect on the parable of the fig tree and explore what happens when God serves as the gardener, tending to and nurturing a vineyard.
Sermon by The Rev. Susan Brasier, "Invitation to change"
Link to the live service on YouTube: buff.ly/ZJX3r5D
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We invite you to join us for our Lenten Chapel services every Thursday at 5:30 p.m. throughout the season of Lent! Featuring special guests:
March 20th with Jenna Smith
March 27th with Dr. Glenn Smith
April 3rd with Dr. Richard Bernier
April 10th with Prof. Gerbern Oegema
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