Richard Rohr’s “Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life” Join us for 4 Tuesday’s at 1:00pm as we engage with Richard Rohr’s spiritual wisdom: “In the first half of life, we are naturally and rightly preoccupied with establishing our identity – climbing, achieving, and performing. But those concerns will not serve us […]

Are you interested in exploring your faith and deepening your spiritual life? EfM helps equip lay people for their on-going ministry in the church and for their life of faith. It’s a 4-year theological training program to which students commit annually. The group here at St. Andrew’s will resume on Thursday afternoons in September and there […]

Trickle-Down economic theory and justice: are they mutually exclusive?  In an age of shifting economic orthodoxies, can the creation of ever more wealth lead to greater economic justice for society as a whole?  On Monday May 29th, 2017 from 7-8:30 pm Philip Zachariah and Lloyd Northcott led a session with presentations and discussion.  Philip elaborated on Trickle Down Theory and Lloyd explored the Christian tradition of social justice.  A […]

“How Now Will We Believe?” An Exploration of 50 Years of Theology Throughout our lifetimes we witness and live through all kinds of changes: in our world, in our church and in ourselves. This fall we will explore some of the ways in which Christian theology has evolved since the 1960’s. We will focus particularly […]

The discernment of Same Sex Blessings Dear St. Andrews As a committee, we have been working hard on developing a process of discussion and discernment around blessing same-sex relationships. To the right is a FAQ that you can download to help answer some of the questions you may have. You will also find a question […]

with Dr. Lindsay Driediger-Murphy For 5 weeks this Lent, we will explore the gradula evolution of Christian doctrine in the early church. Through such characters as Irenaeus, Augustine, Arius and Athanasius and such events as the Council of Nicea, we will consider some of the major questions and controversies faced in the first 500 years […]

Exploring worship in the 21st century Liturgical revision has been an integral part of the life of the Anglican Church of Canada. The revisers of the first Canadian prayer book (1918) noted two complementary forces in the liturgical life of the church: fidelity to a tradition of liturgical prayer extending over many centuries and responsiveness […]