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Events at St. Andrew

Sunday Worship

Join us for worship on Sundays at 9:30 am and Christian education classes at 11:00 am.
We also offer online livestream and Zoom options for worship.
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Wednesday Worship Services During Lent

Wednesdays, February 21 – March 20, 7:00 pm, In Person and Zoom
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Andy’s Room, St. Andrew Podcast

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Climate and Faith: How We Can Help Meet the Greatest Challenge in Human History

This SALT devotional is designed as a seven-week, 40-day pathway toward developing a custom-made, solution-oriented action plan to tackle the Greatest Challenge in Human History.

Learn about the Historical Jesus During Lent

Historical Jesus with John Dominic Crossan
John Dominic Crossan is one of the foremost scholars of the the historical Jesus and notable member of the Jesus Seminar. This course is 100% online and is donation-based. Contribute whatever you like to participate.

Holy Saturday Labyrinth

Saturday, March 30, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm, Fellowship Hall.


Worship

We worship in our beautiful Sanctuary, Chapel, and Sanctuary of the Firs. Worship is vital to our community; we worship together on Sunday mornings at 9:30, in person, on YouTube Livestream, and on Zoom. Click on the “Get Connected” button to receive the links for online worship.

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Adult Education

“If adult education does not become a priority for a congregation, at some point that congregation will cease to exist because its members will simply not know or understand the purpose of the congregation and their role in fulfilling that purpose.” —Neal Boese, Blueprint for Change, page 83.

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Children & Youth

Children are not the “future” of the church; they ARE the church. Our Director of Next Generational Ministry, Kyler Vogt, is continuing to connect children, youth, and adult mentors during this time when connection is more important than ever.

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Liturgy

I have been shaped by the liturgy. From early memories of worship in my tradition, it was the preacher and the sermon that counted most and merited rigorous critique and rating. The liturgy belonged to all of us. It really was, as I had learned along the way, “the work of the people.” In the liturgy there is nuance. In the liturgy we experience the rhythms of life, we participate in the sacramental mysteries, we sing the music and the melodies of our ancestors.
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Recent Sunday Sermon

Click on this video to watch a recent Sunday Sermon. Want more? Check out our Sermons page or YouTube channel.

Recent Sunday Worship

Click on this video to watch a recent Sunday Worship Service. Please join us this coming Sunday for online worship at 9:30, either Livestream or Zoom. Get the links to both by clicking on the blue “Get Connected” button.