Rev. Brian Wilkie:

"I've been part of the Saint Andrew's congregation since 2005, employed half-time with the church. During these years, I've also worked building fences and decks, installing alarm systems, offering premium consumer technical support for Dell Computers, and driven a school bus for a great bunch of kids in Orleans.

I am a retired Grade 8 teacher, with lots of volunteer experience as choir director, accompanist, and church musician. My husband, Bill, served in the Canadian Military for many years, so it was often my privilege and pleasure to work with both Catholic and Protestant Chaplains on various bases in Canada and overseas, to co-ordinate their music programs. "Making a joyful noise unto the Lord" is a favourite pastime of mine, but the joy is magnified when others join in. If you have a favourite hymn, or would like to work with us as part of the choir, or if you can bring a musical gift to the worship program at the church, please contact me on Thursday evenings at 7 during choir practise, on Sunday mornings, or through email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Sunday Worship: 10:00 am

Young children attend the first 20 minutes of the service, and can then go out for a time of stories, crafts and play.

Our congregation first met in Rockland for worship, prayer and praise in October, 1885. This was also the year that the “Town Father” of Rockland, William Edwards, married Catherine Wilson of Cumberland who later, in 1901, laid the cornerstone for Rockland Presbyterian Church. The first service in the new church took place in October of 1902.

The contributions of Mr. and Mrs. Edwards had made the building of the church possible and we have always been blessed with members and friends who have contributed to the maintenance and development of our house of God.

Pangborn Hall was added to the church building in the year 2000 and