Our Tuesday Morning Ladies Group hosted a Kitchen Shower for the Hospice House upstairs family kitchen this past Tuesday, November 9th. Our guests were Brenda Sansom, Volunteer, and Tracy Battalana, Program Director for Hospice Fredericton. Our Ladies Group is involved in supporting several community projects and were delighted to be able to assist in a practical way in this project. Hospice House, a partnership between Horizon Health and Hospice Fredericton, expects to open its doors for business early in the new year. The Ladies Group are looking forward to a tour of this much needed facility.
Category Archives: Events
Corn Boil 2015
Sunday, September 20, 2015 we gathered at the home of Aron & Sarah Zuidhof for the annual Corn Boil.
We celebrated with good food…
good conversation…
and terrific water sports…
for all ages!
Vacation Bible School 2015
Children and leaders (and during Sunday worship, the entire Saint Andrew’s congregation) participated in a down-under themed Outback Rock Weekend Adventure, Saturday and Sunday mornings, June 27 & 28, 2015.
By all accounts, a fun time was had by all, but we’ll let you be the judge!
Thank-you Jacqueline and your whole team!
The Vacation Bible School would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to all the people who volunteered, the children that attended, the people who offered food and those that prayed for VBS.
(See the Vacation Bible School page for general VBS information.)
World Refugee Day Celebrated
Saint Andrew’s Presbyterian Church and the Multicultural Association of Fredericton celebrated World Refugee Day, Saturday, June 20, with a family Walk with Refugees.
As we passed by houses built by Fredericton’s first wave of refugees and their families, we stopped to hear stories about their contributions to the new community of Fredericton.
We visited the historic Old Burial Grounds before returning to the church for lemonade and ginger cookies.
Walk with Refugees
Please join a family Walk with Refugees starting from the Saint Andrew’s Presbyterian Church lawn (512 Charlotte St.) at 1:30pm on World Refugee Day, Saturday, June 20. The 1-hour walk, organized in partnership with the Multicultural Association of Fredericton, will pass by houses built by Fredericton’s first wave of refugees, through the early cemetery and return to the church. Participants will learn how important refugees have been and how they continue to enrich our community. On return to Saint. Andrew’s church, we will share lemonade on the lawn. Rain date is Saturday, July 4th.
See the Walk With Refugees Poster (PDF).
