In Beautiful Pakenham, Ontario, Canada
Sunday Service at 11 a.m.
You are welcome here
At St. Andrew's we are a caring, spirit-filled community of faith. We foster Christian development and engage all people on their unique journey of faith. Our ministry has a small town, family feel and we welcome one and all.
We are Pleased to Welcome
March 2020
01... Rev. Barry Goodwin
(Short service followed by the Annual General Meeting and potluck lunch)
Read the Annual Reports
08... Rev. Neil Wallace
15...Rev. Brian Hamilton
22...Music Sunday
29... Allison Adamovits
01... Rev. Barry Goodwin
(Short service followed by the Annual General Meeting and potluck lunch)
Read the Annual Reports
08... Rev. Neil Wallace
15...Rev. Brian Hamilton
22...Music Sunday
29... Allison Adamovits
Music Sundays
The fourth Sunday of every month is a music Sunday.
Join worship services that celebrate our Christian faith through music.
The fourth Sunday of every month is a music Sunday.
Join worship services that celebrate our Christian faith through music.
World Day of Prayer
Friday, March 6, 2020
World Day of Prayer (WDP) is a global ecumenical movement led by Christian women who welcome you to join in prayer and action for peace and justice.
Rise! Take Your Mat and Walk
is the theme of the 2020 WDP. The program was prepared by the WDP Committee of Zimbabwe. The program is based on Jesus’ encounter with a person who, although positioned for healing, had not acted upon the opportunity (John 5:2-9a).
There is no World Day of Prayer service in Pakenham.
You are welcome to join either of the following services:
Almonte...The Community Presbyterian Church / 111 Church St. at 1:30 pm
Arnprior...Emmanuel Anglican Church / 287 Harrington St at 1:30 pm
Friday, March 6, 2020
World Day of Prayer (WDP) is a global ecumenical movement led by Christian women who welcome you to join in prayer and action for peace and justice.
Rise! Take Your Mat and Walk
is the theme of the 2020 WDP. The program was prepared by the WDP Committee of Zimbabwe. The program is based on Jesus’ encounter with a person who, although positioned for healing, had not acted upon the opportunity (John 5:2-9a).
There is no World Day of Prayer service in Pakenham.
You are welcome to join either of the following services:
Almonte...The Community Presbyterian Church / 111 Church St. at 1:30 pm
Arnprior...Emmanuel Anglican Church / 287 Harrington St at 1:30 pm
In the true sense of community, the Pakenham & District Civitan and St. Andrew's United, St. Mark's Anglican and St. Peter Celestine Catholic churches are partnering to bring you a free speaker series.
Hear speakers talk about things of importance to you and your family.
March 25, 2020
First Responders – Always There for You
Presenter: Lorraine Downey, Paramedic
Lorraine will share her experience as a country girl turned big city Paramedic and how her experience relates to her community in Pakenham.
Hear how to: take care of yourself so you don’t have to call 911; when 1st Responders strongly encourage you to call 911; what to do if you must call 911; and much more
Hear speakers talk about things of importance to you and your family.
March 25, 2020
First Responders – Always There for You
Presenter: Lorraine Downey, Paramedic
Lorraine will share her experience as a country girl turned big city Paramedic and how her experience relates to her community in Pakenham.
Hear how to: take care of yourself so you don’t have to call 911; when 1st Responders strongly encourage you to call 911; what to do if you must call 911; and much more
Book Store
The Book Store in Stewart Hall has lots of books if you are looking for a good read. Thanks for donating your old books so others can enjoy them while supporting the Sunday school Food Grains Project.
If you have children's books please bring them in - they go really quickly!
The Book Store in Stewart Hall has lots of books if you are looking for a good read. Thanks for donating your old books so others can enjoy them while supporting the Sunday school Food Grains Project.
If you have children's books please bring them in - they go really quickly!
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Our Origins
In 1840, the first congregation of St. Andrew’s United Church of Pakenham gathered together in worship. The people in that first congregation, made up of predominantly pioneering families from Ireland and Scotland, had sailed across the Atlantic, then up the St. Lawrence by steamer to Brockville, then by foot to Perth and finally through rough forest trails to their parcels of land in Pakenham. For the 175 years since that first gathering, subsequent generations have continued the tradition of worship with determination, faith, love and a strong sense of community. To this day outreach remains the heart and soul of our faith family.
Whether you're already part of our community or just visiting we hope our website will help tell the story of who we are.
You are welcome at St. Andrew's for worship, musical and special events and of course for our famous country church suppers.
For our full history click here.
Whether you're already part of our community or just visiting we hope our website will help tell the story of who we are.
You are welcome at St. Andrew's for worship, musical and special events and of course for our famous country church suppers.
For our full history click here.
Our recent history in photos.
