St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church

Great looking interior. It has a very nice sounding Choir along with a very talented organist.

They should stick to preaching the word of God and be less woke. I hope they don't hang their trans banner again this year as many people were offended because they shouldn't be supporting this increasingly violent anti-woman, pro child-grooming movement.

I emailed the church asking some questions and had a lovely reply by someone named Father Steve who was personable, kind and responded quickly. I went in today to light a candle for the passing of my mother and Heather who worked in the Gift Shop was very kind and assisted me with how I go about doing such after asking her. It was a very positive and welcoming experience. I would recommend and I will return. Thank you for your kindness.

The church is old an beautiful, people appear some what friendly.The minister's presently message is poor not always based on truth of God's word .if you want a worldly message go to this church.

One day at a time. 12:15 Tues thru Friday. Organ recitals on Tuesday (no jokes please).

This is my home church. Come and visit us!

I noticed a provocative sculpture while walking on Wellington and Kent street of a beggar. I past by it without much thought lost in my own reality. However one day I stopped and really appreciated its humble religious symbolic meaning. The cast sculpture is called ‘whatsoever… you do’ by Canadian Artist Timothy Schmalz. Schmalz is known for his religious interpretations and there are copies of his work scattered around the world, even the Vatican. (Pope Francis blessed it) I saw another piece of his collection recently in Tampa, a sculpture called Homeless Jesus. That too was excellent.The arrangement of the sculpture, Whatsoever…, makes the viewer look down at a hooded figure with his hand reaching out for aid. However, when you look closer at the beggar’s hand you can notice a deep wound as if the beggar had been crucified. Then if you bend down and look up upon his face you can recognize Jesus as the humble beggar.I really liked the message on the plaque, Matthew 25, ‘whatever you did to one of the least of these my brothers and sisters, you did for me.’I believe that it doesn’t matter what religious beliefs you may have, I believe at heart the world would be better if there was more kindness and love all around the world.

Nice Church in Downtown Ottawa. Huge parking problems, Hard to find a decent spot.

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