Journeys of Courage
Join the StAW Refugee Team for World Refugee Day and hear powerful stories from our past, present, and future neighbours. Share in their lived experiences and connect with our community. Bring your donations to support refugee families, and enjoy a light lunch served during the event. REGISTER HERE signup@standrewswesley.com
Queer Prom
Get ready to dance the night away at Queer Prom – a fabulous celebration of friendship, joy, and community! This year’s theme is Disco Rodeo, so join us for a fun-filled evening of cheesy prom goodness including tunes from DJ WhySoSerious, and a special line dancing tutorial for folks of all skills. Come dressed in […]
Red Dress Beading Workshop
Marisa Law is an Indigenous (Upper Similkameen-Sylix) and Briton youth artist and workshop facilitator based in Vancouver, B.C. In her art, she explores interactions within her culture, creation and whispers from the land. In this workshop we will learn a bit about Marisa’s beading background, and create beaded red dress pins. Registration is $10 to cover supplies. Limited space available. […]
Climate Talk: Vancouver’s Tree Canopy
Vancouver’s Tree Canopy is essential. What can we do to sustain and expand it? With arborist Reg Eddy, Vancouver Parks & Recreation, will be our speaker. Please register at:   signup@standrewswesley.com
Fundraising Sale for Palestine
Join us for fundraising sale of handcrafted items such as olive oil and watermelon pins. All profits support the L’arche Community in Palestine.
Climate Talk: Sole Food Farms
Sole Food Farms: Urban Farms, Quality Food, Social Justice. Can vegetables lead to Social Justice? Sole Food Farms, one of North America’s largest urban farm social enterprises, uses urban land to grow fruit and vegetables, provides work and training, and supplies food to farmers’ markets. Find out how to support this worthwhile initiative. Please register at:   signup@standrewswesley.com
Climate Talk: Film Screening: Fracking the Peace
BC’s Peace River district has been harmed by fracking. This powerful documentary shows its effects on people, animals, land and water. Please register at:   signup@standrewswesley.com
Remembering the MMIWG
On February 14th in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver community gathers to remember and honour the missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. The annual event winds through the neighbourhood stopping at places where women were last seen or found. The march is an opportunity to be a witness to ceremony in remembrance alongside family members of […]
Climate Talk: Food, Agriculture, and Climate
What does it mean to eat with the planet/climate in mind? Join us for a discussion with David Finnis and Kathy Millar to learn how our food impacts the climate, and how you can participate in our Eat Green Challenge. Please register at:   signup@standrewswesley.com
Guest Preachers: All Bodies, Made in God’s Image
Disability is often treated like a problem and many spaces and places fall into ableism, failing to celebrate and honour disabled bodies as part of God’s Creation. Dr Colin Philips is a policy professional and educator and Maggie Stodart is a technical writer and editor who specializes in the tech sector. Both bring the lived experience of navigating the world through disability and fearlessly challenge ableism in the church […]