
After the fire and into the unknown: the clean up continues
The upcoming week, the last week of March, will see emergency cleanup work occur – including removing debris and unstable walls and floors, as well as asbestos abatement work.
The upcoming week, the last week of March, will see emergency cleanup work occur – including removing debris and unstable walls and floors, as well as asbestos abatement work.
Surveillance video of the evening of Feb. 19, 2023 shows a community group let the man Barrie Police later charged with arson in to the building and did not ensure he left.
Starting March 12, we have our own temporary space to worship as a family again. It’s a place where many in the community have worshipped and thanked God for the […]
Life can change in an instant. Two weeks ago, our building was hit by fire. A lot has happened since then – physically and spiritually as we look to our […]
Barrie, Monday, February 20, 2023 – Just after 10:30 p.m. yesterday, Barrie Fire responded to a fire at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church on Owen St. in downtown Barrie. The fire […]
Does life sometimes feel as if you’re just wandering? The feeling can be, too often, “What will I do today and does it really matter?” That’s possibly how the Israelites […]
Simple doesn’t necessarily equate to easy. That’s true in terms of words and deeds, and its especially true when we consider Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. The list of attributes […]
Our Matinee and Munchies session focuses on the opportunities for new adventures despite loss, endings and grief. Join retired psychotherapist and grief counsellor Mary Helen Garvin and our minister, Rev. Joanne Lee, for a movie, desert and discussion.
Community support helps us share the warmth with our Little Winter Warmers Tree.
Little Winter Warmers Tree warms up people in damp, dark days downtown Barrie.