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Grace St Andrew's United Church

Horton, ON

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UnknownHorton, ON 00000

Gathering: Sunday 10 am (Worship Services)

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  • Sunday10 am · Worship Services

About

Summary

Grace-St. Andrew's United Church is a welcoming congregation in Arnprior, Ontario, rooted in the United Church tradition. Sunday worship services are held at 10 am, with broadcasts available via Facebook Live. The church offers Sunday School for children aged 4 to 12 and a nursery for infants and toddlers. Known for its community outreach and inclusive spirit, Grace-St. Andrew's is committed to serving both its members and the broader Arnprior community.

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Grace-St. Andrew's United Church is a congregation with a long-standing presence in Arnprior, Ontario. Merged from the historic St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church and Grace Methodist Church, the church has been a cornerstone of the community since the late 19th century. About Us highlights the church's welcoming, family-oriented environment and its commitment to spiritual growth and community service.

The church offers Sunday worship services at 10 am, which are also broadcast via Facebook Live for those who cannot attend in person. During the summer months, Sunday School is not held, but the church provides a nursery for infants and toddlers during services. The congregation is active in outreach, supporting local initiatives such as the Arnprior and District Food Bank and NeighbourLink/The Fountain.

Grace-St. Andrew's also hosts a variety of community events and programs, including United Church Women meetings, Bible study sessions, and social gatherings like 'A Joyful Yarn' crafting nights. The church's facilities include a sanctuary, a large hall for rentals, and the Douglas Lounge for meetings and events.

Newcomers are warmly welcomed, and the church encourages participation in its ministries and volunteer opportunities. Contact Us for more information or to get involved.

From Faith Near Me

Grace St. Andrew's United Church in Arnprior, Ontario, offers a welcoming, family-oriented environment rooted in the United Church tradition. First-time visitors can expect a 10 am Sunday worship service with Facebook Live broadcasts, nursery care, and a focus on community outreach. The congregation emphasizes inclusivity and spiritual growth, with active participation in local initiatives like food banks and social gatherings.

Pros

  • Clear Sunday worship times at 10 am with live-streamed options
  • Family-friendly offerings including Sunday School and nursery care
  • Active community outreach supporting local food banks and social programs
  • Well-equipped facilities with a sanctuary, rental hall, and meeting lounge
  • Welcoming environment explicitly highlighted for newcomers
  • Monthly and biweekly events fostering fellowship like crafting nights and Bible studies

Cons

  • No detailed accessibility information provided on the website
  • Summer months lack Sunday School programming for children

Services and facilities

Services

  • Sunday Worship Services
  • Sunday School For Children Aged 4 To 12
  • Nursery For Infants And Toddlers
  • United Church Women Meetings
  • Bible Study Sessions
  • Community Outreach Programs
  • Live-Streamed Services Via Facebook

Facilities

  • Sanctuary
  • Large Hall For Rentals
  • Douglas Lounge For Meetings And Events

Events and programs

  • United Church Women meetings

    Monthly

    Meetings held on the second Monday of every month in the Douglas Lounge.

  • A Joyful Yarn

    Biweekly

    A crafting and fellowship night held every second Thursday from 7-9 pm in the Douglas Lounge.

  • Food Bank Sunday

    Monthly

    The third Sunday of every month, where members are encouraged to bring nutritious canned or packaged foods.

  • Bible Study

    Weekly

    A 52-week journey through God's Word, held every Tuesday at 1 pm in the Douglas Lounge.

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