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The Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul is a multicultural Presbyterian congregation in Montreal, at Bishop and Sherbrooke Streets. The powerful grace of the Word of God and glorious music fill our sanctuary every Sunday at 11 a.m. EST. A Crèche (Nursery) and Church School (Sunday School) are available for your children during the worship service, so please bring them along. Whether you seek a few quiet moments of reflection and prayer or an active role in fellowship and mission, you will be warmly greeted. All are welcome!
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the current global COVID-19 situation, we will be holding our services online only and the church will be closed to the general public including members of the congregation until further notice. All other scheduled calendar events have been postponed until further notice as well. To comply with the new provincial regulations regarding self-isolation, our online services will be prerecorded and then made available on YouTube at the prescribed times until further notice. Please log on to our online services directly through our YouTube channel to lighten the load on our website using the following address:
www.youtube.com/standrewstpaul
Also, to help us reach more people through Google’s search engine, please subscribe to our YouTube channel which will increase our online visibility. Thank you for your support.For more information, click here to read a letter offering words of hope and comfort from our minister.
“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
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.
Our Next Live Broadcast
Our Next Live Broadcast
Click below at the start of the worship service to watch the live broadcast.
Upcoming Events
A&P Associate Minister Vacancy
The Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul is actively searching for individuals interested in being considered for the position of Associate Minister. If you would like to know more about this position and our congregation, please visit the links below. The deadline date for applications is May 29, 2020.
News
No one likes being caught in the middle and being pulled in two directions at the same time. Yet that was dilemma that Moses and Jesus faced, and so do we. How do we balance our Christian tradition with life in the 21st Century?
Join us for service this Sunday Oct 18th at 11EST, Sermon by The Rev. Ian Fraser, "A Fine Balance".
Youtube Link availabe here:
Thank you for this beautiful service. Much appreciated
After worshipping the Golden Calf, the people of Israel are in serious trouble with God. Moses has a decision to make. Does he side with God and become the founder of a new nation? Or does he challenge God and side with the people, no matter the consequences? Please join us at 11am on Sunday as we continue to journey with Moses and the people of Israel on their way to the Promised Land.
Please join us this Sunday at 11AM EST for online service. Sermon by The Rev. Dr. Glenn Chestnutt, “Stuck in the Middle” YouTube link available here:
2020-10-11 Thanksgiving Sunday - YouTube
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Link to our order of service: bit.ly/AP2020-10-11Bulletin How to donate: www.standrewstpaul.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Ways-to-Donate-to-T...Near the end of Cecil B. DeMille’s classic movie, The Ten Commandments, Moses (played by Charlton Heston) watches in awe as God (played by a pillar of fire) ‘writes’ the Ten Commandments in Hebrew on two tablets of stone. But aside from iconic cinematography, how relevant, if at all, are these ten stipulations to us today? Please join us at 11am on Sunday as we continue to journey through the Book of Exodus with the people of Israel on their way to the Promised Land.
Where do you find water in the middle of the desert? Sometimes it will come from the most unlikely of places. This week the Rev. Ian Fraser will examine our own wilderness to see if it will yield the water we need. Sermon titled "Lost in Place"
Link to the service available at 11AM EST, Sep 27:
The Israelites had fled Egypt after centuries of oppression, but no sooner had they left than they started to miss their old lives. They even doubted the God who had led them out of slavery and into freedom. Are we in a similar place right now, grieving the past whilst being uncertain of what the future might hold?
Please join us at 11am on Sunday as we continue to journey with the people of Israel on their way to the Promised Land. Sermon by The Rev. Dr. Glenn Chestnutt, "Doubting Freedom".
Link to service available here: buff.ly/3cdCmuF
