All are welcome: black, white, red, yellow, rich, poor, educated, not educated, male, female, gay, straight, all, all, all. We all belong to this family, this human family, God's family.”   ~Archbishop Desmond Tutu

Welcome to St. Augustine's Marpole!

Worship with us Sundays at 10am.   Everyone is welcome!

We are a community of open minds, open hearts and open arms.  Come  as you are, and be fully who you are.  You are welcome here!

We acknowledge with respect and gratitude 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.

                   Click here to link to our streamed and recorded services:         Services 

          Click here to volunteer with one of our community services:      Volunteer 

      If you would like to donate online: Donate Here Now

All About Us
Helpful Info for Newcomers and Visitors


Worship Services

Sundays at 10am, masks are now optional.  Online services will continue - both live-streamed and recorded  - for those who worship with us at home.

Ministries

Click on the link above for more information about our Sandwiches-to-go, the Marpole Food Hub and  Mobile Medical Clinic, as well as our other important ministries.

               News and Events

                    Our journey of faith, fellowship, service and fun as a community and family.

                   Everyone is always welcome to join us. 

                         

GRAND REOPENING!!



            With much thanks to Sarah and her team of tireless volunteers,

2nd Hand Rows will be re-opening on

SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd

1 - 4pm


Come & shop for gently used clothing,

books & small household items.

***CASH ONLY PLEASE***

See you there!

Farewell, Blessings and Thanks

 Reverend Chris!

On Easter Sunday, our parish, along with family and friends, gathered to say farewell to our much-loved deacon, Rev. Chris Magrega.

Chris - you have been a blessing to us all.  We give thanks for your time with us, your loving presence and ministry among us, and we pray that the love and joy of Christ  goes with you and Dennis onto the next stage of your journey.



JOB POSTING

St. Augustine's community meal is searching for a chef.  This is a part time, paid position: 7 hours a week

Food Safe Certificate required.

 You will need to have the use of a vehicle and past experience in preparing meals on large scale basis,be a team player and have a compassionate approach to volunteers and guests.

Applications to office@staugustinemarpole.onmicrosoft.com



Contemplative Prayer Group

A beautiful hour of prayer, reflection, silence and contemplative music.  

Next meeting: TBA

All welcome.

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Dinners-to-go, Marpole Community Food Hub, Mobile Medical Clinic

Bagged sandwich dinners-to-go are available free of charge at St. A's every Thursday from 6-7pm; the Mobile Medical Clinic will be onsite every second Thursday.  The Marpole Community Food Hub distributes groceries from St. As on Thursdays from 10-12.   Watch our video to learn more.


Feasting on the Word

Join us to reflect on and discuss the day's Scriptures.

Everyone Welcome.    Next date TBA

                            Prayers for Ukraine

 Prayers for peace in Ukraine 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.


               New Pollinator Boulevard Garden!

Together with our Marpole neighbours, St. A's has planted a new 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: