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November 2018
Friday Film
First Reformed 6:30 Snacks 7:00 Film Discussion following Rated R for disturbing violent images, threat of mass casualties, and suicide. Reverend Ernst Toller of the First Reformed church in Snowbridge, New York is writing down his thoughts in a journal for a year, after which he intends to destroy it. Follow his crisis of faith as he spirals out of control as he faces dwindling church attendance under his leadership, guilt over the death of his son, and a soul-shaking…
Find out more »Adult Education Forum
The Adult Education Forum meets between the two morning services in Canterbury Hall. Childcare is available upon request (contact: Kathy Hickner kathyhickner@icloud.com). November 18: A Report on the 2018 Diocese Annual Convention by Rick Hoover and other St. Andrew's delegates
Find out more »Adult Education Forum
The Adult Education Forum meets between the two morning services in Canterbury Hall. Childcare is available upon request (contact: Kathy Hickner kathyhickner@icloud.com). November 25: Linda Freeman will share Poverty: 19th-Century Views and 21st-Century Issues with observations taken from Charles Dickens, Benjamin Disraeli, Elizabeth Gaskell, Charles Kingsley, and George Bernard Shaw How we view our impoverished neighbors is framed by contradictory myths and stereotypes that have deep roots in western culture. Narrative examples from Victorian writers help us examine our own preconceptions and gain…
Find out more »St. Andrew’s Book Group
The book group collectively chose to read Educated - a Memoir, written by Tara Westover for our November meeting. This book is very reminiscent of The Glass Castle, by Jeannette Walls. Our next book club meeting will be on Tuesday November 27th at 7:00 pm in the church library. We hope you can make it!
Find out more »St. Andrew’s Day Service and Potluck
On November 30 we will celebrate our patronal feast: St. Andrew’s Day. We will have a service in the church at 6:00 p.m. followed by a potluck dinner. Child care is available in the nursery. You are encouraged to bring Scottish foods to share at the potluck. If your name begins with A to I – please bring a salad, appetizer, or bread. J to S – please bring an entrée, side dish, or vegetable. T to Z – please…
Find out more »December 2018
Adult Education Forum
The Adult Education Forum meets between the two morning services in Canterbury Hall. Childcare is available upon request (contact: Kathy Hickner kathyhickner@icloud.com). December 2: Mary Riddle will share Sacred Sights of Spain
Find out more »Toot-in-Common Flute Concert
After returning from a tour of the Baltic States with the International Flute Orchestra, St. Andrew's member Judy Moore was inspired to form a flute choir in State College, PA. Toot-in-Common is the result. The group will perform a Seasonal Concert at St. Andrew's on Monday, December 3. In addition to seasonal music, the group plays works composed especially for flute choir, a grouping of regular C flutes, piccolo, alto flute, bass flute and contrabass flute. We welcome you to…
Find out more »IHS Wishing Well Campaign
Each Advent, Interfaith Human Services rings the bell for their wishing well campaign. As we have done for the last several years, St. Andrew’s will staff the wishing well outside Meyer Dairy. We are scheduled for Tuesday, December 4 and Wednesday, December 5 from 9:00 a.m. until closing at 10:00 p.m. We like to have 2 people for each one-hour shift To sign up use or click on this link: http://bit.ly/IHSBellRinger. It’s a fun activity for families or friends to…
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