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March 2025
Community Cafe
Join us every Thursday for a free meal! Donations are accepted, but never expected.
Find out more »Adult Forum
During this Lent season, Amy Pritchett will present several Adult Forums looking at different Lent disciplines or observances. This Sunday, Amy will talk about the concept of Sabbath - choosing to give your time to God.
Find out more »Community Cafe
Join us every Thursday for a free meal! Donations are accepted, but never expected.
Find out more »Men’s Group
In March, the Men's Group will meet in Canterbury Hall for dinner and a presentation live on Zoom titled Jesus: Good Jew or Bad Jew? sponsored by the Penn State Jewish Studies Program. See below for more information on the presentation. All men of the parish are welcome. Please contact Dennis Shea with any questions at dennisgshea@yahoo.com
Find out more »Book Group
In March, St. Andrew's Book Group will read and discuss West With Giraffes by Lynda Rutledge. The book is a historical novel set in 1938 as the Depression lingers and as Hitler is threatening Europe. It tells about two giraffes on their way to the San Diego Zoo where they will be the zoo’s first giraffes. After being stranded in New York during a hurricane, the giraffes begin their twelve-day cross country road trip to San Diego. From city to city, reporters…
Find out more »Taize Prayer
Taizé is a candle-lit, meditative service of music, silence, brief readings, and prayer lasting approximately 35 minutes. It is coordinated by the Daughters of the King and the music is led by Steve and Lisa Hopkins. Taizé is usually offered at St. Andrew's during Advent and Lent. * We will skip March 12 due to Spring Break.
Find out more »Lenten Supper
A meal including two soups (one vegan), salad, bread, beverages, and dessert will be provided by Elaine Meder of Webster’s Bookstore Café for a suggested donation of $10.
Find out more »Lenten Program
Jesus For Everyone: Not Just Christians by Amy-Jill Levine will be the focus of our Wednesday night programs this Lent. The Rev. Kevin Barron and Fr. Jeff will partner to lead a series of discussions on topics raised in the book including politics, ethnicity and race, economics, and family values. You do not have to purchase or read the book to participate, but you might find it helpful.
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