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Life at St. Andrew’s
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Search Team Update
The search team for the next Lead Minister continues its work. We are receiving profiles from interested applicants. If you are aware of someone who should prayerfully consider the role of Lead Minister please forward them the information and/or share their name with the search team. We are advertising the role in various places in Canada and beyond. We give thanks for the prayers of the people of St. Andrew’s during this process.
Opportunities to Give & Serve
Journey for Hope
Save the date and join the team! Once again, St. Andrew’s is putting together a team to participate in the Journey for Hope on September 26, 2026. (Time to be determined). This year we’ll join participants from Knox Waterloo, Doon and Joonim’s Church to cycle or walk together (and of course snack!) and support PWS&D’s food security projects. The plan is for bikers to cycle from Knox Waterloo to St. Jacob’s market (approximately 14 km there and back) or walkers to hike through the trails in Waterloo Park (approximately 2 km). To register for the team, contact Terri Whiffin/Mary Corry at 519-998-9392 or tlwhiffin@gmail.com. To support our fundraising, visit this link.
Sunday School
Is back for another season at St. Andrew’s! Classes resume on Sunday, September 13, and parents, grandparents and caregivers are invited to register children for the 2026/27 Sunday School year. We’re also looking for new Sunday School teachers to help share God’s love with our children and be part of their faith journey. No experience is necessary - a willing heart and a love for kids are all you need, and lesson plans and supplies are provided. To learn more about volunteering, or to be added to the Sunday School family email list, please contact Diane at CCF@standrewskw.com
Food Hamper Program
Our Food Hamper program is through the Foodbank of Waterloo Region and we’ve named it the, ‘Neighbourhood Food Program’. It runs on Sunday’s from 12:30pm to 1:30pm in Iona Hall. This is a joint effort with Nexus. We are looking for volunteers to help us receive the food items on Fridays between 10:30am and 11am and to put items away. If you are interested in helping, even just once a month, please reach out to Kaitlyn in the office. If you require support through our Food Hamper Program, please visit our website for more information on how to access this service.
Volunteers Needed for St. Andrew’s Tech Crew
We are looking for passionate and committed volunteers to join the Audio-Visual Team. Whether you are tech-savy or just eager to learn, there's a place for you. If you are interested, or want to learn more, contact the office or make your way up to the balcony after any Sunday service.
Team Outreach (formerly Missions)
Mite cans
Whether you are five, or 55, anyone can start a mite can and contribute to local missions. Find a can, jar, cup, bottle, or container that you will use to collect coins and cash in for the year. Next, print off the label (which you can find here) or decorate your can as you wish. P.s. you can also support the Mite Can ministry with cheques, e-transfers or online donations (just mark them “mite can”). At the end of the year, we call everyone to empty their jars and bring their change to the church. The money is then distributed to our community partners for projects that impact our community.
Who we support - We support downtown community partners, including The Food Bank of Waterloo Region, The Working Centre, and Camino Wellbeing. To learn more, please visit this link.
House of Friendship's Adopt a room update:
Many thanks and much appreciation to all who have donated to our Adopt a Room project again this year! We have raised $3,500 which will be matched by St. Andrew’s trust funds for a total of $7,000. This means that residents of the Shelter Care program at the House of Friendship will have the wraparound supports that address the root causes of homelessness, for getting healthier and housed – for good! You are part of something incredible! To learn more about this program, please visit this link.
Food Not Bombs
Food Not Bombs is an all-volunteer movement that creates hot vegan soups and vegetarian meals that are distributed on Saturdays to hungry people at Kitchener City Hall. St. Andrew’s and St. Peter’s supports FNB by collecting 750 ml plastic yogurt containers which are filled with the meals. These containers are needed on a continual basis! You can help by bringing your clean yogurt containers to the church office. For more information and to sign up to volunteer with them see the following link: https://linktr.ee/foodnotbombskw
PWS&D
Looking to learn about the ongoing work Presbyterian World Service and Development and their partners are doing around the world? Do you want to see the impact of the work your PWS&D donations support on people’s lives? The PWS&D website is a great source of information. Check out this link: https://www.standrewskw.com/international-missions
Meetings Notes & Ministry News
For a list of all weekly, monthly or special meetings, please visit the Church Central Calendar here: https://standrewskw.churchcenter.com/calendar?view=month