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Ravel’s Bolero by the National Orchestra of France

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St. Andrew’s-Wesley United Church
Suite 100, 1022 Nelson Street
Vancouver, BC, Canada V6E 4S7

T/ +1 604 683 4574

(Parking available off the lane. Free parking for Sunday services. Wheelchair accessible.)

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Join Rev. Maggie for our Women of Wisdom group. We

Join Rev. Maggie for our Women of Wisdom group. We’ll be reading Barbara Essex's book "Bad Girls of the Bible" and discussing five great figures; Eve, Rebekah, Jezebel, Herodias and the “woman taken in adultery". Barbara Essex looks beyond the notoriety of these women to show us they embody exceptional boldness, courage, determination, and independence. These are stories through which we can imagine not just a human reality, but also a greater possibility.

The book is available through the public library or for purchase. We’ll send out selected passages before each gathering and you may read as much as you wish in advance.

The group will be held over Zoom, please contact Rev. Maggie Watts-Hammond at pastoralcare@standrewswesley.com to join us.

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Feeling frazzled? Ground yourself with a one-word

Feeling frazzled? Ground yourself with a one-word chant or mantra.

Pick something that is simple and meaningful to you. Using your breath, slowly repeat it 20 times without rushing. If you get distracted, don't worry! Start from the top or continue where you left off. Chants or mantras have the power to sooth anxiety and create joyous feelings when we're feeling overwhelmed.

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We are open for in person services starting this S

We are open for in person services starting this Sunday, January 23.

Safety protocols will be in effect for all services, please check our website for vaccine passport requirements.

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Need a bigger perspective? Try a walking meditatio

Need a bigger perspective? Try a walking meditation. Whether it is a park, beach or city street, walk in silence and direct your attention to the world around you. Focusing on your surroundings and not giving into negative thoughts is calming for your mind, just like meditating at home.

We've moved our Sunday morning Godly Play sessions

We've moved our Sunday morning Godly Play sessions online so our youngest community members can still benefit from a spiritual education that is fun, accessible and progressive.

Families are welcome to join us on Zoom at 9:00am before service. Parents, please email j.cunnings@standrewswesley.com.

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January is a difficult month for many of us. If yo

January is a difficult month for many of us. If you're feeling blue, try a gratitude practice. Even if all we can be thankful for is breath, writing down three things we are grateful for each day reveals to us the blessing of every small gift in our lives.

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Stay connected with the St. Andrew's-Wesley commun

Stay connected with the St. Andrew's-Wesley community by joining us for coffee over Zoom after Sunday worship each week. The link to join is available on the members page or you can email signup@standrewswesley.com.

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Happy Epiphany! A prayer practice for this season

Happy Epiphany! A prayer practice for this season is blessing our homes. This ritual involves “chalking our doors” with the year and some specific letters joined by crosses. 20 + C + M + B + 22. The C, M, B represent the Latin words Christus Mansionem Benedict’s which translates May Christ Bless this House /Home. Playfully for the season of Epiphany some also refer to the 3 magi in the letters too - Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar (we of course don’t really know that there were only 3 and what there names were). May Christ Bless your Home and all who enter. #standrewswesleyunitedchurch #chalkingthedoor

We are thrilled to announce our first ever Artist

We are thrilled to announce our first ever Artist in Residence, Ilena Lee Cramer. She is known for her work in theatre and ceramics and will be offering workshops until June at the church for anyone in the community who feels drawn to create with clay!

Ilena is a ceramic artist, teacher, technician, theatre artist and writer from a trailer park at the end of the road in Alaska. She says that as such, every road she takes feels like she's moving backwards. She travels through history and picks up artifacts like mud, rusty stuff, and stories to make things that feel comfortable and familiar, yet altogether surprising.

She is currently the ceramic technician and instructor for the Richmond Arts Centre and her studio practice is two fold—contemporary wheel thrown Chinese/European techniques and traditional hand build and pit fired techniques. Ilena says, "Whether I am making plays, poetry or pottery I am making art that is simple and accessible. I search to find the universal language—touch, laughter, home. My pots are empty spaces meant to hold my day
dreams, a loving touch, or a wine-warmed smile."

Learn more about Ilena by visiting ilenaleepottery.com.

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Happy New Year! This month we'll be sharing spirit

Happy New Year! This month we'll be sharing spiritual practices to lean on during this turbulent time. Today why not reach for peace instead of your phone and start your day with this simple prayer from St. Francis of Assisi.

Lord make Me an instrument of Your peace
Where there is hatred let me sow love.
Where there is injury, pardon.
Where there is doubt, faith.
Where there is despair, hope.
Where there is darkness, light.
Where there is sadness joy.
O Divine master grant that I may
Not so much seek to be consoled as to console
To be understood, as to understand.
To be loved. as to love
For it's in giving that we receive
And it's in pardoning that we are pardoned
And it's in dying that we are born...
To eternal life.

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You're invited to our Annual Congregational Meetin

You're invited to our Annual Congregational Meeting on January 16th! Due to COVID-19, we have moved all of our services and meetings online.

We will be presenting the 2022 budget, and discussing the use of our Chapel in the context of Art, Spirit and Social Justice.

Join us at 11:00am January 16 on Zoom or by phone. To register and receive the Zoom link and package go to signup@standrewswesley.com or call the office on 604-379-1168.

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