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Monday 8am - 1pm Tuesday 8am - 1pm Wednesday 8am - 1pm Thursday 8am - 1pm Friday 9am - 12pm Sunday 9am - 12pm

St. Andrew's United Spruce Grove, 1A Fieldstone Drive, Spruce Grove, AB (2026)

As an affirming church, we welcome all people to grow in faith, follow the way of Christ, and share compassion, justice, and hope in our community and the world.

06/04/2026

Happy Pride Month from all of us at St. Andrew’s!

At St. Andrew’s, faith flourishes with diversity as we celebrate the sacred worth of every person. We strive to be a community where all are welcome, all are loved, and all belong. As we celebrate Pride Month, we give thanks for the beautiful diversity of God’s creation and recommit ourselves to living with love, inclusion, justice, and compassion for all.

05/31/2026

Welcome to Sunday Worship at St. Andrew's United Church!
Please join us in person or online every Sunday at 10:00 a.m. for worship. Come as you are—there’s always room for you here.
We are a congregation where everyone is truly welcome. Here, you are safe, you belong, and you are affirmed just as you are. Whether you are a lifelong believer, new to faith, questioning, exploring, or finding your own path, this is a place for you.
We celebrate you for who you are and affirm the love you share, in all its beautiful diversity. No matter your background, journey, or identity, you are seen, valued, and uplifted in this affirming community. Together, we stand with everyone and strive to reflect the inclusive and boundless love of God.
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05/27/2026

Reverend’s Corner

Friends, this Sunday we gather for Trinity Sunday, a day that invites us into one of the deepest mysteries of our faith: God as Creator, Christ, and Holy Spirit. The Trinity is not something we can fully explain, solve, or place neatly into a box. It is something we are invited to experience. At the heart of the Trinity is relationship, love, movement, and sacred connection. God is not distant or disconnected. God creates, God comes close, and God breathes life into us still.

This matters deeply for who we are as a church. If God’s very nature is relationship, then the church is called to be a living reflection of that love. We are called to be more than friendly. We are called to be truly welcoming. We are called to be a community where people are not only greeted at the door but received with care, dignity, and joy. A place where people can bring their questions, their grief, their hope, their laughter, their doubts, and their whole selves.

This Sunday, we will also recognize and bless our prayer shawls, giving thanks for the faithful hands and loving hearts that have made them. These shawls are beautiful signs of what the church can be at its best. Stitch by stitch, prayer by prayer, they become reminders that no one should have to walk through illness, grief, loneliness, or struggle alone. They carry warmth, care, and the gentle promise that someone is praying.

In our readings from 2 Corinthians and Matthew, we hear both blessing and sending. We are reminded of the grace of Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit. We are also reminded that Jesus sends imperfect disciples into the world with a promise: “I am with you always.”

That promise is still true. God is with us as we worship, as we welcome, as we care, as we change, and as we grow. May this Trinity Sunday draw us deeper into the sacred love of God and send us out to live that love with courage, compassion, and joy.
- Rev. Shane

05/26/2026

St. Andrew’s has long held the meaningful tradition of raising a tipi outside, even if only for a few short hours. This year, we are excited to share that the tipi is up once again, but this time it has found a home inside our church for the month of June, as we honour National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21st and National Indigenous History Month. Thank you to all who came out and helped set it up this year.

05/21/2026

Reverend's Corner

Friends, this Sunday we celebrate Pentecost, one of the most sacred, powerful, and beautifully disruptive days in the life of the church. Pentecost is the day we remember that the Spirit of God cannot be contained, controlled, scheduled, or kept neatly within the boundaries we sometimes try to build. The Spirit moves like wind. The Spirit burns like fire. The Spirit flows like living water. The Spirit speaks through unexpected voices and shows up in unexpected places.

In Acts, the followers of Jesus are gathered together when the Spirit rushes in and everything changes. Suddenly, people are speaking in languages they had not known before, and others are hearing the good news in words they can understand. Some are amazed. Some are confused. Some even suggest they must be drunk before lunch. That is how surprising the Spirit can be. When God begins doing something new, not everyone understands it at first.

Pentecost reminds us that the church is not called to be a museum of what has always been. We are called to be a living, breathing, Spirit-filled community where all people can belong, grow, wrestle, ask questions, find chosen family, and be moved by the love of God. A truly welcoming church is not one where people are simply allowed to enter the room. It is one where people are invited to bring their whole selves, their stories, their doubts, their gifts, their wounds, their hopes, and their longing for God.

Jesus tells us that those who believe in him will be like streams of living water. That image matters. Water nourishes, heals, moves, carves new pathways, and brings life where things have grown dry. In a world where so many are thirsty for clean water, justice, belonging, healing, and hope, we are called to become part of that living stream.

So this Sunday, come ready to be surprised. Come ready to be challenged. Come ready to breathe deeply, dream boldly, and listen for where the Spirit might be moving now. Pentecost is not just something that happened long ago. Pentecost is still happening whenever God’s people dare to say, “Come, Holy Spirit.”

- Rev. Shane

05/20/2026

Hello all!
Bible study is cancelled for tomorrow morning

Address

1A Fieldstone Drive
Spruce Grove, AB
T7X2Z3

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 1pm
Tuesday	8am - 1pm
Wednesday	8am - 1pm
Thursday	8am - 1pm
Friday	9am - 12pm
Sunday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+17809620488

Website

http://www.sprucegroveunited.com/

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