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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church

Belleville, ON

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Gathering: Sunday 10:30 am – 11:30 am (Sunday Worship)

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Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday10:30 am – 11:30 am · Sunday Worship

About

Summary

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church is a welcoming congregation in Kingston, Ontario, offering Sunday worship at 10:30 am. Rooted in the Protestant tradition, the church emphasizes community, music, and outreach. Visitors are encouraged to join in fellowship and explore the sanctuary's historic design.

Details

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church is located at 130 Clergy St E in Kingston, Ontario. The congregation offers Sunday worship at 10:30 am, with preludes beginning at 10:25 am. The service includes traditional hymns from the Book of Praise, and visitors are welcome to attend Sunday School for children during the fall and spring. The sanctuary, an auditorium-style space from the 1800s, features a pipe organ played by the choir director.

The church is known for its welcoming atmosphere and community outreach. Visitors can expect a casual dress code, with some opting for more formal attire on special occasions like Christmas and Easter. After the service, a coffee hour is held in St. Andrew’s hall, offering an opportunity for fellowship and refreshments.

St. Andrew’s also hosts recurring events, such as the Canadian Tai Chi Academy on Mondays and Saturdays. The church is involved in various community programs, including the Princess Street Mission, where volunteers provide support and care for those in need. The congregation is led by Rev. Barry Carr, and the church office can be contacted at info@standrewskingston.org or by phone at +1 (613) 546-6316.

For more information about the church’s services and events, visit Visitor Information or Sunday Worship.

From Faith Near Me

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Kingston, Ontario, offers a welcoming worship experience rooted in tradition, with Sunday services at 10:30 am and a focus on community engagement. First-time visitors will notice a warm atmosphere, historic sanctuary, and opportunities for fellowship through coffee hour and outreach programs.

Pros

  • Welcoming atmosphere emphasized in services and outreach
  • Traditional hymns and historic sanctuary with pipe organ
  • Sunday School for children during fall and spring
  • Accessible entrance and basement facilities for art classes
  • Community programs including food distribution and shelter support
  • Clear Sunday worship times and visitor resources online

Cons

  • Some areas of the church may be temporarily closed due to construction
  • Limited details on newcomer-specific guidance for first-time visitors
  • Website contact information includes multiple email addresses which may require clarification for visitors

Reviews from around the web

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  • Warren Mcfadden2 months ago

    I participated in the Mess art class which is in the basement. Always a great experience and the atmosphere is warm and inviting

  • Waqas Abdullah8 years ago

    Beautiful place.. one side of it is closed these days due to construction. However its great to see historical piece of art!

  • Kirk L. Hoadley6 years ago

    Its a good spot to drop in. Sunday's they serve a free dinner and later during the evening a free session filled with snacks. There are lots of free cloths and don't forget the refreshments. Not just sun. Night but other nights as well. Be sure to ask, then we can all say thank St. Andrews volunteers for their hard work and the seriousness they take it. Fun fun fun⭐⭐⭐⭐is what I give St. Andrews!

  • Heather Dixon7 years ago

    Princess st. Mission, the volenteers really care there. They are good listeners. And they try to offer solutions for problems you may be having The woman in charge of it all, Marilyn How's beyond what she has to , to help people. When there's someone in jail that has nobody, shell visit them so they're not feeling alone. She should get an award for what she does.

  • Stanley Smith9 years ago

    It's a touch of humanity..in a world where so many people and places have lost that.the commitment to those less fortunate in life.is refreshing,there programs and people excel

  • Pierre Gaucher6 years ago

    Great church that does alot for its community. It has an amazing history in the life of Upper Canada.

  • David Dean7 years ago

    They have a great meal put on for people in out the cold program.this is people that are homeless and need food badly.they are there for the people.

  • Carrie-Lynn Bedore2 years ago

    𝐼𝑡 𝑤𝑎𝑠 𝑔𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑡 𝑛𝑖𝑐𝑒 𝑝𝑒𝑜𝑝𝑙𝑒 …

  • No More6 years ago

    It's a great place to find peace

  • Kevin ML Offord8 years ago

    A beautiful church, which also does great work supporting the community

  • scott young4 years ago

    Very welcoming and good people.

  • Chasel J. Weng9 years ago

    Nice spot to take a break

  • Alien Hemi3 years ago

    Deserves a 10/10 for designs

  • P or k McCluskey5 years ago

    Great minister, friendly place

  • Barry Fry7 years ago

    Fun time.

  • Tammy Marr7 years ago

    Love the potty glasses

  • Nik Mar6 years ago

    Great place to find peace

  • Scott Rushton6 years ago

    Great multipurpose physicality

  • Michel SPAHN7 months ago

    Beautiful St. Andrew's Church on Princess Street

Services and facilities

Services

  • Sunday School
  • Coffee Hour
  • Princess Street Mission Outreach
  • Canadian Tai Chi Academy
  • Out The Cold Meal Program
  • Free Clothes Distribution

Facilities

  • Sanctuary
  • Hall
  • Basement For Art Classes
  • Accessible Entrance

Events and programs

  • Canadian Tai Chi Academy

    Weekly

    Tai Chi classes held on Mondays and Saturdays.

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