The Church of St. Andrew (Cole Harbour)
The Church of St. Andrew is an Anglican parish in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada. Established in 1794, it has served as a community of faith for over two centuries, initially under the leadership of Reverend Joshua Wingate Weeks[1]. The church roots trace to the broader Anglican presence in the Halifax area following its 1749 founding by the British[1][4].

History and Mission
The congregation began formal worship in 1794, with its early structure formalized through its designation as the parish church for St. Peter's Parish, replacing a prior location[4]. The church emphasizes inclusivity, aiming to be a "beacon of light" through spiritual growth, community outreach, and welcoming practices that embrace diversity in race, gender identity, and socioeconomic background[2][3].

Activities and Vision
Its mission prioritizes accessible Christian education, pastoral care, and addressing local needs through ministries such as leadership development and community gatherings[5]. Regular services, including Sunday worship and seasonal events, are complemented by initiatives to foster communication and engagement within the parish[3][5]. The church’s vision underscores the integration of tradition and contemporary social responsibility, reflecting its Anglican identity[2][3].