St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was the Auld Kirk.  It was a frame building erected on Fergus Street.  Presbyterianism was introduced to the Mount Forest area by Rev. John McMillan, a student missionary at Durham.  These early ministers were the typical "Saddle Bag" preachers, either travelling on horseback or on foot.   He performed baptisms and marriages, and funerals if he was available and held prayer serices in the homes.  In 1856 the Presbyterian church in Mount Forest was organized by Hamilton Presbytery.  Before it was fully established, a split in the Presbyterian church occurred and two churches were built, Knox and St Andrew's.  Knox Presbyterian Church,  Mount Forest later joined the United Church of Canada.

You found us small but mighty St. Andrews in Mount Forest and Knox in the village of Conn are Devoted to serving God in our faith, family and fellowship.

Half way between Guelph and Owen Sound, small-town of Ontario we love it here.

With the opportunities God gives us to bless others.

Stop by sometime and say Hello.

Come and worship! Come and praise! Come and honour Jesus our risen Lord! Praise songs with traditional hymns, praise band and organ, all to glorify the Lord. Scripture, message, prayers and praise.

We lift up the name of the Lord.

Sunday Worship Service 11 a.m.  Young Children and Worship program.

Every week we have different programs going on.

Tuesday 7am Morning Prayer St. Andrews Church

Wednesday 7pm Choir Practice 

Thursday 1pm Women's Group All ladies are welcome to come

Once a month we host a free dinner, the Father’s table, serving 60-100 people.

We have WMS and Fireside groups, that meet once a month at   St. Andrews.