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Upcoming Events
Worship services
May 19, 2022 Posted By: Ann Kash News & updatesMay Sunday worship 8:00am Holy Eucharist Rite I inside with masks 9:15am Morning Prayer on Zoom 10:00am Holy Eucharist Rite II inside with masks Upcoming event: Sunday, June 5 – Please join us for and All Parish Potluck following the 10am service on Sunday, June 5, The Day of Pentecost
St. Andrew’s Sunday Lenten Adult Formation: Book Study The Church Cracked Open by The Rev. Stephanie Spellers
February 27, 2022 Posted By: communicationscommittee News & updatesWhat: Discussion of The Church Cracked Open by The Rev. Stephanie Spellers When: 3/6, 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/3 and 4/10 at 11ish AM Where: In person in the Undercroft or join us via zoom For 3/6 Read the Introduction For 3/13 Read chapters 1 and 2 For 3/20 Read chapters...
A Vigil for Peace in Ukraine: with Bishop Brown and the Cathedral of St. Luke’s
February 27, 2022 Posted By: communicationscommittee News & updates Bishop BrownA Vigil for Peace in Ukraine with Bishop Brown and the Cathedral Church of St. Luke Today, February 27, 2022 4 p.m. Today at 4, join Bishop Brown and the Cathedral Church of St. Luke for a service of Prayers for Peace in Ukraine. This livestreamed service will...
Stations of the Cross
March 4, 2021 Posted By: communicationscommittee News & updatesAlthough the church will not hold in-person services during the Easter season, there is a plan to have the sanctuary open for Holy Week. We are hoping to have a Stations of the Cross display available for contemplation. There is usually a visual representation to each of the passages at each station. We...
Recent Sermons
I have heard this story of Jesus healing the blind, lame, and paralyzed man at the pool of Beth-zatha hundreds of times, and every time I hear it what stands out to me is Jesus’ question to the disabled man, “Do you want to be made well?” I think to...
“Love one another, as I have loved you.” This is a very simple statement. Easy to understand. Easy to grasp. Jesus knows he will be leaving his followers soon. He knows that he will be arrested and killed within a few hours, and he is giving some final instructions to...
The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not be in want. As this is Good Shepherd Sunday, I found myself thinking a bit more deeply about sheep than I normally do. Actually, normally I don’t think about sheep at all. Sheep are often described as being stupid, but that description...