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Worship Services & Community
- This Sunday with Dr. David Deane
- Next Sunday - Advent Communion
- Christmas Services
Your St. Andrew's
- Thank You Decorators!
- Sunday Suppers Advent Solidarity
- Winter Clothing Urgently Needed
- Quilt Silent Auction
- ICYMI - Zatoun Fair Trade Products
- UCW Cookie Sale - December 18
- The Stage - Meaghan Smith Interview
In the Community
- Capella Regalis - A Chorister's Christmas
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You won’t want to miss this Advent service. |
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Dr. David Deane is a Professor of Theology at Atlantic School of Theology. Prior to serving with AST, he was Theologian in Residence at Colorado State University. He teaches courses in Roman Catholic Theology, Christian doctrine, Christian anarchism, Moral Theology, and Apologetics. He is a frequent theological commentator on radio and television and has written on theological issues for Times of London, the Irish Times, and the Irish Independent.
In addition to articles in academic journals, he has written three books:
- Nietzsche and Theology: Nietzschean Thought in Christological Anthropology (Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing, 2007)
- Still Unhealed: Treating the Pathology in the Clergy Sexual Abuse Crisis (Toronto: Novalis, 2019) (With Nuala Kenny)
- Resisting the Tyranny of the Banal: On the renewal of Catholic Moral Theology, forthcoming (Lexington: Fortress Academic 2023)
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TONS of thanks to everyone who came out to decorate the Sanctuary on Monday!
Plus, a HUGE thank you to Kelly Kitamura for her leadership and oversight of Christmas decorating every year.
We certainly can't forget to say another BIG thank you to Michael Young and Crispin for their beautiful exterior decorating too
(done in the pouring rain! Ah... a Maritime Christmas...)
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Urgently Needed: Please Help!
Clean, Wearable, Winter Clothing for Adults & Children
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From Your Social Justice Committee and UCW
We are still receiving requests from our Sunday Supper Guests for winter jackets that are clean, with working zippers. We especially need jackets in larger sizes for all genders. Waterproof gloves, hats, scarves & socks would also be appreciated.
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We have also received an URGENT appeal for winter clothing for refugee/newcomer children and youth. There are about 250 children living with families in the Atlantica Hotel (on Robie Street). There is a chronic shortage of warm, wearable, outdoor winter clothing for children and youth of all ages.
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Clothing need requests:
- snow suits,
- snow pants,
- jackets,
- boots,
- mitts/gloves,
- scarves
- socks
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This appeal is urgent because there is a plan to distribute clothing this coming Tuesday, December 13th at the Atlantica Hotel.
Please help us and bring your donations on Sunday, bagging and labeling for Adults or Children. Boxes/containers will be available at the back of the Sanctuary.
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Thank you for all your generosity! |
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Inge Martin’s family has given the UCW a beautiful handmade queen size quilt. The quilt was made for Inge by her sister-in-law who was a local award-winning quilter.
The quilt will be sold by silent auction in December and will be on display in the sanctuary on November 27, December 4, 11, and 18th. December 18 will be the final date for bids.
The quilt has been valued at $900. The reserve bid is $250 with increments in bids of $25. The money raised will be used to support Brunswick Street Mission.
Become the owner of a beautiful quilt and help this worthy cause.
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In case you missed the sale of Zatoun Fair Trade olive oil at church last Sunday, please contact Linda for more information and to purchase products from her: lindakseven@gmail.com
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UCW Cookie Sale - December 18 |
Enjoy some delicious cookies for the holidays.
The UCW will be having a cookie sale in support of Brunswick Street Mission on Sunday, December 18th before and after the service. Cookies are $6 a dozen. Correct change would be appreciated. Donations of cookies will be most welcome.
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The Stage - Meaghan Smith Interview |
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Katie Kelly from CTV News at 5 visited St Andrew's this week to meet and interview Meaghan Smith!
They chatted about music, her career, her ongoing partnership with Feed Nova Scotia, and most importantly The Holiday Show that we are presenting December 16-17.
Keep your eyes peeled for the interview to be aired soon!
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Capella Regalis -
A Chorister's Christmas (A Christmas Concert)
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Capella Regalis Men & Boys Choir, dir. Nick Halley
with Maritime Brass Quintet & Paul Halley (pipe organ)
December 18 at 4 & 7 pm - Cathedral Church of All Saints, Halifax
Online Video Broadcast available Dec 23 - 31, 2022
A Chorister's Christmas heralds Christmas with a concert program of well-loved, heart-stirring carols as well as fresh arrangements for choir, brass, organ, and percussion. There will also be a few family-favourite hymns calling for hearty audience participation!
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All are welcome at St. Andrew's |
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Office Hours
Tuesday - Friday 9:30am-4:30pm
Sunday Service 10:30am
Closed on Mondays and Saturdays
Contact Us
902-422-3157
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