St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church We are a Presbyterian Church in downtown Victoria, British Columbia. Welcome to our page.

06/13/2026

Welcome to our Worship Service for Sunday, June 14, 2026, wherein we will be celebrating the Sacrament of Holy Communion. All are welcome.

Our Minister, Rev. Wes Denyer’s Meditation is entitled: The Broken Cookie Jar.

If you are unable to join us in person for our Service, please tune into our Live Streaming feed (location below) with the Prelude starting at 10:25.

St Andrew’s Presbyterian Victoria

The Service Bulletin is on our website come Sunday morning.

06/13/2026

From the Pulpit for the week of June 8, 2026:

This Sunday we celebrate the Sacrament of Holy
Communion, and the sermon is entitled ‘The Broken
Cookie Jar.’ This sermon invites us to see God’s
grace in the places we often try to hide - our cracks,
scars, and imperfections. Through the story and the
witness of Christ’s broken body, we are reminded
that God does some of God’s most beautiful work
through broken things. This sermon offers a
message of honesty, healing, and hope that may
help us to see our own story - and our church family
- in a new light.

- Rev. Wes Denyer

06/06/2026

Welcome to our Worship Service for Sunday, June 7th, 2026. All are welcome. Our Minister, Rev. Wes Denyer’s Meditation is entitled: The Starting Point of Faith.

If you are unable to join us in person for our Service, please tune into our Live Streaming feed (location below) with the Prelude starting at 10:25.

St Andrew’s Presbyterian Victoria

The Service Bulletin is on our website come Sunday morning.

05/31/2026

Welcome to our Worship Service for Sunday, May 31, 2026, Trinity Sunday. All are welcome. Our Minister, Rev. Wes Denyer’s Meditation is entitled: The Hunger for God.

If you are unable to join us in person for our Service, please tune into our Live Streaming feed (location below) with the Prelude starting at 10:25.

St Andrew’s Presbyterian Victoria

The Service Bulletin is on our website come Sunday morning.

05/30/2026

From The Pulpit for May 28, 2026:

The sermon for Trinity Sunday is entitled “The Hunger for God.” This sermon reflects on Jesus’ call to “make disciples,” showing that discipleship is not about pressure, fear, or coercion. Through personal story and biblical teaching, it invites us to consider a
more faithful way of sharing Christ—through love, grace, welcome, and patient teaching. It reminds us that faith grows when people are given room to respond freely, and that the church is called to help people deepen their understanding of God and grow in following Jesus.

- Rev. Wes Denyer

05/24/2026

Welcome to our Worship Service for Sunday, May 24, 2026. All are welcome. Our Minister, Rev. Wes Denyer’s Meditation is entitled: Footprints at the Door.

If you are unable to join us in person for our Service, please tune into our Live Streaming feed (location below) with the Prelude starting at 10:25.

St Andrew’s Presbyterian Victoria

The Service Bulletin is on our website come Sunday morning.

05/21/2026

From the Pulpit on Thursday, May 21, 2026:

For Pentecost Sunday the sermon is entitled
"Footprints at the Door." This sermon explores the
wonder and vastness of God’s work, while
reminding us that every person is deeply loved and
valued. Through moving stories and the witness of
the early church, it asks how we can share Christ’s
love in ways people can truly understand. It offers a
message about belonging, compassion, and the
footprints of faith at one another’s door.

- Rev. Wes Denyer

05/17/2026

Welcome to our Worship Service for Sunday, May 17, 2026. All are welcome. Our Minister, Rev. Wes Denyer’s Meditation is entitled: Learning to Walk Downhill.

If you are unable to join us in person for our Service, please tune into our Live Streaming feed (location below) with the Prelude starting at 10:25.

St Andrew’s Presbyterian Victoria

The Service Bulletin is on our website come Sunday morning.

05/16/2026

From the Pulpit:

This Sunday, for Ascension Day, the sermon title is “Learning to Walk Downhill.”

On a recent trip to the island of Madeira, the
Reverend Wes Denyer learned that walking
downhill can be just as hard, if not harder, than
climbing up. Often, we use climbing imagery to
describe our lives and ambitions, but is it possible
our journey is not mainly about rising to spiritual or
worldly heights, but about coming down into service,
humility, and the ordinary needs of others.

As we read the story of the Ascension of Jesus, we
discover that the disciples are called not to keep
looking up, but to return to the world below, where
the Spirit meets people in compassion, community,
and love.

- Rev. Wes Denyer

04/27/2026

Thinking ahead to May 3rd’s Sermon. All are welcome.

From the Pulpit:

1 Corinthians 13 is often used at weddings, yet it is
really about the “more excellent way” of living as
mature Christians in community.

In this week's sermon, we reflect on how growing up
in faith can mean losing childlike idealism and
seeing God only “in a mirror dimly.” But the Apostle
Paul insists the heart of Christian life is not
impressive gifts, faith, or hope—it is agape, God’s
unconditional love.

Is it possible that love is already present in us, and
people’s lives are most changed by ordinary
believers who embody it?

- Rev. Wes Denyer

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924 Douglas Street
Victoria, BC
V8W1C1

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