About us
TRUTH & RECONCILIATION
We begin by acknowledging that we walk and meet upon the traditional territories of the Haudenosaunee and the Anishinaabe peoples.
We recognize their history, spirituality, culture and stewardship of the lands.
We would also like to acknowledge that these are the treaty lands of the Williams Treaty.
We acknowledge this land and these peoples because the first step to reconciliation is recognizing the Indigenous people in this place we call Canada.
A shared understanding of our collective past will help us walk together into a better future.
Everyone Welcome - No Exceptions
Sunday Services
Start at 10:00 am
Followed by coffee, tea, light refreshments
Come As You Are
Whoever you are,
wherever you are from,
however many times
you have been to prison,
whatever you doubt or believe,
however many tattoos you do
or do not have,
YOU ARE WELCOME HERE.
Mission Statement
Inspiring faith, practicing compassion and building connection in our community and the world.
Vision Statement
To be courageous and creative people empowered by the Spirit to practice love, reconciliation and justice with authenticity. To be a spiritual home where Jesus' love for all is visible as we serve our diverse and multigenerational community.
OUR STORY - 1834
St. Andrew’s has been an integral part of the Markham community for over 185 years.
Having started with providing sanctuary for those fleeing slavery via the Underground Railroad, St. Andrew’s continues this spirit of helping through local community, provincial, national and international charitable initiatives.
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