Welcome! We at St. Andrew's Church welcome you! Welcome! We at St. Andrew's Church welcome you!

Welcome!

For over 135 years, people have worshipped at St. Andrew’s Church. We are delighted that you have found our website. As Jesus welcomes everyone to his table, we invite you to explore our website and enter into the life and worship of St. Andrew’s in whatever way is most comfortable for you. You are most welcome here!

Worship services

St. Andrew’s Sunday services in March 8:00am Holy Eucharist Rite I 10:00am Holy Eucharist Rite II (The 10am services are livestreamed to St. Andrew’s Facebook page) St. Andrew’s Wednesday Healing service 10:00am Holy Eucharist Rite II with prayers for healing Holy Week and Easter Services Palm Sunday – April 2...

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Vestry Approved COVID-19 Policy as of 7/19/22

At each monthly meeting of the vestry, the members thoughtfully consider the best practices for St. Andrew’s for masking. The following was approved at July’s vestry meeting, effective immediately: Following the CDC risk categories of green (low transmission)/yellow (moderate transmission)/ red (high transmission) When Lincoln County is in the green...

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Marc Zoorob Fundraising Match

Give Recently we all have become aware of a local need that has remarkable international dimensions. Marc Zoorob has done very well at Lincoln Academy getting grades in his final year in the 90s in numerous Advanced Placement courses. He has been accepted at the University of Maine in Orono...

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You will not find many Bible study groups doing a study of the Book of Ezekiel. The book is difficult and disturbing. The prophet acts in bizarre ways, and God is often cold and calculating. God commands Ezekiel to do strange things. The book of Ezekiel uses imagery and theological...

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A man who was born blind in a world in which there is little space for him, sits day by day in the public square begging for others’ leftovers so that he can survive. When others see him all they can see is his unseeing eyes and they feel afraid,...

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The Gospel of John is full of symbolic imagery, the contrast between darkness and light being perhaps the most prominent image of all. Jesus is the light. Those who follow him live in the light. Those opposed to him live in darkness. We saw this in our Gospel reading from...

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