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July 2025
Our One Word Alternative Bible Study
Daughters of the King at St. Andrew’s is hosting an alternative kind of Bible study this summer. All are welcome to join us on Wednesday, July 3 and July 17, at 4:30 p.m. in room 325 to explore the secular to spiritual connection for everyday words. Using a method from Martha Johnson Bourlakis’ book Our One Word – Creating Spiritual Joy and Depth, we will examine words like ‘faith,’ ‘trust,’ ‘strength,’ and ‘love’ and where they occur in scripture, in hymns, and…
Find out more »Community Cafe
Join us every Thursday for a free meal! Donations are accepted, but never expected.
Find out more »Holy Eucharist, Rite I
Join us for our usual Rite I Spoken Eucharist, followed by Continental Breakfast in Room 325.
Find out more »Holy Eucharist, Rite II, In-person and on Facebook Live
Join us either in-person or on Facebook Live for our principal weekly worship service.
Find out more »Holy Eucharist, Rite II
Casual worship service with contemporary praise music, led by our worship band.
Find out more »Youth Bible Study
Starting Monday June 23, and every following Monday through the summer, Father Ted will lead a Bible study (with pizza and fellowship!). This is geared towards youth - anyone from rising 8th graders through recently graduated college bound! We will meet 5:30-7 p.m. each Monday starting June 23 in room 330. Please reach out to Father Ted with any questions!
Find out more »Community Cafe
Join us every Thursday for a free meal! Donations are accepted, but never expected.
Find out more »Stained-Glass Window Tours
Guides Cathy Dauler and Jason McCloskey will lead tours of our stained-glass windows that focus on the history, meaning, and artistry of these beautiful works of art. Even if you see the windows every Sunday, you are sure to leave with more information and an increased appreciation. The tours are free of charge.
Find out more »Stained-Glass Window Tours
Guides Cathy Dauler and Jason McCloskey will lead tours of our stained-glass windows that focus on the history, meaning, and artistry of these beautiful works of art. Even if you see the windows every Sunday, you are sure to leave with more information and an increased appreciation. The tours are free of charge.
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