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Past events

Family Events in the Church

2025-26 included church meals together, entertainment, learning opportunities, Trivia nights & Euchre nights. These fun & family friendly times are so important in our church community.

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Soup & Bun Lunch

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Corn Roast & Trivia Night
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Kairos Blanket Exercise

Christian Education offered an interactive learning experience designed to deepen understanding of Indigenous perspectives, histories, and lived experiences.  Amber Brooks, our facilitator, is a teacher and a member of the Anishinaabe community.

CE was pleased to offer this opportunity to engage in meaningful reflection and learning through an Indigenous lens. Amber expressed appreciation for our commitment to listening, learning, and acknowledging these histories. The CE Committee recognizes the importance of this work and believed the timing was especially meaningful as June marks Indigenous History Month in Canada.

Our Christmas Bazaar takes place every year in the month of November and is organized by an incredible committee. The community is welcomed to the church hall to peruse craft and knitting tables, bake tables, upcycled jewelry, purses and scarves, used books, along with a treasure room of pre-loved items. There is also an opportunity to rest your weary feet and enjoy a hot drink and some sweets. The Bazaar is always well attended by the community and demonstrates the amazing team work at St. Andrew's.

The Christmas Tree Lighting is an annual event that takes place in Newmarket the night before the Santa Claus parade. St. Andrew's supports the BIA (a non-profit organization that represents the downtown Main Street business community) by leading the community in Christmas carols before the tree is lit for the first time of the season. It's a wonderful event that is well attended, and a great way to begin the Christmas season.

Mitten Tree Sunday is an annual event that is looked forward to by everyone. Donations of mittens, hats, and scarves are collected before the second Sunday in Advent. Then, our mitten tree is 'decorated' during the service by youth and the youth at heart. Sometimes, members of our choir who sit near the tree are decorated too! Their participation is always appreciated. The collected items are later donated to local schools and shelters whose members are in need of warm hats and mitts throughout the winter season.

Music is a highlighted event at St. Andrew's. Each year at least one concert featuring Bluegrass style gospel music is offered. In 2026, we welcomed Stoney Lonesome.

Stoney Lonesome

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In recent years, St. Andrew's has hosted a Spring Flower Sale featuring pre-ordered flower baskets, donated garden plants, and a book and bake sale. It is a great way to welcome the community into the church as we get ready to welcome warmer weather!

Rescue Junction 

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