The Earth Day Community Clean-up has been rescheduled for Tuesday, April 25th at 1:30pm.

Bring your gardening gloves, pruners, and a rake if you have them, and we'll provide the rest. Let's work together to make our community a cleaner, greener place!

On the Sunday after Easter, our worship service will focus on Meeting God in Creation.  The hymns, prayers, readings, anthems, children's time, and messages will all encourage us to experience God in the natural. world. Several members of the Mission Committee and others will be participating .in the leadership of worship that day. The hand bell choir will be playing two beautiful pieces.  It is sure to be an uplifting and inspiring service. And there is a special activity planned for the Coffee Hour following the service. The children especially are encouraged to come and participate. Please consider wearing something BRIGHT that day, even if you are worshipping via television or live-streaming.  We do this to remind ourselves that the joy of the resurrection continues. The celebration of Easter is not limited to one Sunday only.

Our Faith Climate Justice Team invites you to join in on a FREE screening for Hometown Habitat presented by Reep Green, The City of Waterloo and the Waterloo Public Library.

About this event

We tend to think of nature as something separate from our daily routines, however it is time to challenge this notion. Our cities are also home to a wide variety of birds, bees, insects and all manner of wildlife when we foster their natural habitat. Get inspired on native plant choices and learn how to enhance habitat for pollinators and wildlife in the city.

Join us for a screening of Hometown Habitat - Stories of Bringing Nature Home . This 90 minute documentary emphasizes the critical importance of planting natives for the survival and vitality of local ecosystems. This documentary is on a mission to make natural landscaping the new norm. It shares the inspiring stories of communities coming together to naturalize landscapes, support habitat for wildlife, and foster natural beauty.

The screening will be followed by a Q&A session with Reep Green Solutions and Waterloo's Pollinator Working Group. 

We hope to leave you inspired and equipped to take action and bring nature home in our community.

Be Clean, Be Green, Be a pickup trash machine!
On Saturday, July 9 at 10 am, St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church is planning a Community Cleanup. Please join us in the garden area by the parking lot to clean up the church grounds and the surrounding neighbourhood. We will be picking up trash as a means of caring for the earth, being good neighbours and gathering together again. Invite your family and friends to come along and join the fun. Click below to RSVP or call the church office at 519-578-4430

Please Bring:

• A water bottle

• Garden Gloves

• A few bags for trash pick up

• Weather appropriate clothing

• Comfortable and durable footwear

On Sunday, April 23rd we’re welcoming Katharine Sisk, Senior Program Coordinator at PCC and a member of "For the Love of Creation" to speak to us in honour of Earth Day 2022.