With the angels and archangels,

with the Church throughout the world,

and the Church on the other side of time;

with those gathered here,

and those we wish could be here,

and those who have joined the closer company of Heaven,

we share this Holy Communion.

We are welcoming Gail from Indigo Photos this Sunday to worship and Sunday Suppers. Gail will be capturing us in action!

All photos will be for church use only - think website, social media, posters, bulletin boards. Any photos Gail may use for her portfolio will not identify anyone. Sunday Suppers photos will be of volunteers only. If you do not want your picture to be taken, please let Gail know.

For those ready for their close ups, let's show her what we've got and the true spirit of the St. Andrew's community.

The Social Justice Committee and UCW are delighted with the quick and thoughtful response to the quest for winter clothing for the many refugee/newcomer children and women living in the Atlantica Hotel.

Thank you all for your contributions! We were able to fill the back of a larger vehicle and deliver all the items in time for distribution through the school system!

This request was on top of the ongoing contributions received to support our Sunday Supper guests. This appeal is still ongoing.

Waterproof gloves, hats, socks and scarves are always welcome. And if you would like to add something special, or give a gift on behalf of a friend or family member, then please consider contributing toiletries for both men and women. All items will be appreciated.

This is the last Sunday to view and bid on this beautiful handmade queen size quilt - donated by Inge Martin's family! 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.

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.

The French Horn is a beautiful instrument, and when you get twenty of them in one place, it makes for an awesomely unique sound. St. Andrew’s will be well represented in the ensemble by Justin Amadour, Ameilia Parks and Kevin Parks. Along with full ensemble horns, Ameilia will be playing a solo and there will be a carol sing with horns and the organ. 

November has come and gone … time to extend a big THANK YOU to everyone who has participated in this very worthwhile UCW fundraising project which has raised a total of $1,728 for the “School Breakfast Program” at Joseph Howe Elementary School.  

Thanks to your contribution, we are making a difference right in our own community by helping hungry kids have a really great start to their day!