St. Andrew's United Church
St. Andrew's United Church is a Canadian nonprofit organization and registered charity affiliated with the United Church of Canada. While the exact business registration number provided (119165991RR0001) does not match publicly available records (listed as 119166304RR0001 in CanadaHelps.org records[5]), the organization is recognized as a historic congregation in Chatham, Ontario. Established as early as 1834, the church has operated for nearly two centuries, emphasizing community outreach, music ministry, and worship services[1][5].

History and Mission
St. Andrew's traces its roots to 1834, making it one of the region's longstanding faith communities. It describes itself as an inclusive and caring congregation focused on local and global outreach[5]. The church supports initiatives such as food security programs (e.g., Chatham Outreach For Hunger), educational partnerships (e.g., Queen Elizabeth II Public School Breakfast Program), and disaster relief through the United Church of Canada’s Mission & Service Fund[5].

Activities and Engagement
The church hosts weekly Sunday services at 10:30 a.m., offered in-person and online[1]. Music plays a central role, featuring choirs, handbell ensembles, and concerts such as the "Saturdays at 7" series[1][4]. Its charitable activities extend to collaborations with Habitat for Humanity, Kenesserie Camp, and The Salvation Army[5].

Recognition
As a registered charity, St. Andrew's adheres to Canada Revenue Agency guidelines and facilitates donations through platforms like CanadaHelps.org, which deducts a 3.5% administrative fee from contributions[5]. The church emphasizes transparency in its fundraising practices and community impact[5].

(Note: The email address provided does not align with the organization’s publicly listed contact channels and is omitted per guidelines.)