Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid.
We acknowledge with respect that we worship on the traditional, ancestral and unceded lands of the Coast Salish people, in particular the Musqueam Nation. Let us pray that we may live more deeply into the calls to action from Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission. May the living Christ leads us all on pathways of reconciliation and peace.
News and Events
Our journey of faith, fellowship, service and fun as a community and family.
Everyone is always welcome to join us.
Taize Services during Lent
Join us each Sunday at 7pm for this simple contemplative service of prayer and chant by candle light. Take time and space to be with God this Lent.
February 18, 25, March 3, 10, 17
Community Meal
GRAND RE-OPENING!
Our meal as now re-opened under our new name:
Bryn's Neighbourhood Table.
Thanks to everyone who came out to feast and celebrate, and special thanks to Maged, our new chef, for his amazing Egyptian meal, and Belinda for Bryn's favourite - meatloaf and biscuits.
Join us every Thursday evening at 6pm. Doors open at 5:30. Everyone welcome!
2nd Hand Rows Thrift Store
$5 coat sale continues while supplies last
Gently used clothing & household items.
1st and 3rd Saturdays 1pm - 4 pm
1st Thursdays 10am - 1pm
Please note we cannot accept any more donations until later this spring - Thank you for your generosity!
SPRING BAKE SALE
Our February bake sale was incredibly successful - thank you, Betty, for organizing the sale!
BLESSING OUR NEW FLAG
St. Augustine's is a welcoming place for everyone - come as you are and be fully who you are. Our new Pride flag was blessed by the congregation on October 29th, a visible sign in our neighbourhood that all are welcome here - no restrictions, no exceptions.
WESTERN DINNER FUNDRAISER
80 Cowfolk joined together for an amazing chilli dinner,country & western trivia, silent auction and line dancing.
A great time was had by all! Check out our image gallery here.
Prayers for Peace
Prayers for peace in our world at 1:15 every Thursday in the church sanctuary. The prayers will last for 15 minutes. Everyone is welcome .
New from the PWRDF
Learn about the ways the Anglican
Church is helping our neighbours
around the globe.
Pollinator Boulevard Garden
Together with our Marpole neighbours, St. A's has planted a boulevard garden. We have planted native BC plants which attract butterflies and bees, supporting these struggling populations and helping to sustain our fragile local ecosystem.
Helping Butterflies, Bees & the Environment
St. A's garden is very happy to be part of the Butterflyway Project, an initiative of the David Suzuki Foundation. We plant native and other plants that attract and help sustain our local butterfly and bee populations. Click on the link below for more information from Rev. Katherine's recent workshop: