If you are looking for a church with a welcoming minister and congregation that will make you feel…read morewelcome this is the place to come.

St. Andrew's is a place that works - hard - at welcoming people who are trying to figure out what…read moretheir spirituality is. Working out of a progressive Christian framework, they have times of worship, faith exploration and more.

Driving to Fort Langley the other day, we passed by this incredibly old and charming white church,…read morethe kind that's straight out of a Currier & Ives painting, or an old, Victorian postcard. I immediately could tell from the structure that it was a historic landmark, as it had the authentic character and structure and Iines of a genuinely old, well-cared for edifice. History nerd that I am (as well as a student of architecture), I told my kid that we MUST return to this church after visiting the fort, as I need to check it out in more detail. I was so disappointed to discover, upon returning, that the church was locked up tighter than a drum. (I subsequently read on their website that, during the pandemic, they have very abbreviated hours of operation - like, they're open for two hours a week, - and to call ahead before visiting). Bummer. I so wanted to see the church interior. The posted sign outside says the church was established in 1873 and the building was built in 1901 (and it has been enlarged and renovated since). There is more history about this church on its website. The exterior is in pristine condition and is literally picture postcard "cute", complete even with a white picket fence. I've attached a few photos here but they do not do the building justice. (Trust me on this. I am not the best photographer). Hopefully soon the church will be more accessible and open for more hours during the week, so we can check it out further.

How do you not give a church 5 stars? Unless you have a really bad experience I guess. I've been…read moreattending this church since 2015. I was pregnant and looking for a church to start attending regularly and to raise my kid in. I did a bit of a Maple Ridge circuit of the Protestant churches. I found most of them pretty boring or bland but found St George's to be different. When David became pastor there it got even better. He has a perfect dry British humour that not everyone understands (I do, and the rest of the congregation is catching on). He brings a light to your morning service that I find other churches just don't have. It's pleasant to attend, not a chore you feel you "should" do. The best coffee for after the service! Fresh and plenty of it. The people are kind and welcoming, but not pushy. So you can go and check it out without being bombarded, or you can go and be welcomed like an old friend. It's a perfect blend of traditional and modern worship with enough of each to keep its attendees interested throughout the service.

From the owner: Whether you're a follower of Jesus, haven't made up your mind about who Jesus is and whatChristian…read moreFaith is about, or haven't been to church for years and would like to find a church to call home, we'd love you to join us at St George Maple Ridge.We are a vibrant family-friendly Anglican church where all are welcome - a place where you can explore questions of life and faith.

A safe place to be yourself and connect with a miraculous God.read more