Events
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Brown Bag Bible Study
Following the healing service each week we will have a Bible study in Room 325 which will run approximately from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. Bring a brown bag lunch if you like and we’ll eat and discuss the biblical readings for the following Sunday.
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Prayer Quilt Ministry
Quilters who would like to work on baptismal (white) or simple prayer quilts, are encouraged to attend our meeting on the second Thursday in November (11/12/2026) at 1:30pm in Room 119 in the Trost wing. If you have any questions please call Michele at 814-574-9639.
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Community Cafe
Join us every Thursday for a free meal! Donations are accepted, but never expected.
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Fall Cleanup Day
Join members of the Property Committee and fellow parishioners for a “Cleanup Day” at St. Andrew’s. This outdoor work will consist primarily of leaf raking, weeding and pruning, and other tasks as time allows. We need your help to make sure our grounds are safe and attractive now and ready for the winter ahead. No […]
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Holy Eucharist, Rite I
Join us for our usual Rite I Spoken Eucharist, followed by Continental Breakfast in Room 325.
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Holy Eucharist, Rite II, In-person and on Facebook Live
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church 208 West Foster Avenue, State College, PA, United StatesJoin us either in-person or on Facebook Live for our principal weekly worship service.
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Advent Wreath Workshop
The Family Ministry Committee and Daughters of the King invite you to create an Advent Wreath in Canterbury Hall following the 10 a.m. service on November 15. The fee for the workshop is $18 and includes a metal wreath frame, candles, greens, instruction, and snacks. Registration is required by November 4. Payment may be made […]
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Holy Eucharist, Rite II
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church 208 West Foster Avenue, State College, PA, United StatesCasual worship service with contemporary praise music, led by our worship band.
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Book Group
The Book Club selection for November is Murder at University Park, a campus mystery and thriller novel by former Penn state professor, Cheryl Dellasega. “It’s 1998, and Dr. Lacey Redd […]