• Group of people gathered around a table at a community event, offering free water and pretzels, in front of a church office with a red door and wreath, with children and adults smiling.

    Embodying God's Love for All

    No exceptions

  • Children and adults reaching towards a chalice or cup in the center during a religious or ceremonial activity.

    Nurturing Diverse Community

    We recognize that it takes the full diversity of humanity to reflect the divine image of God and that community is never an endpoint, but always in process.

  • A group of people participating in a religious ceremony inside a church. The scene shows individuals, including children and adults, with some people being prayed over by clergy dressed in white robes. One person is dressed in a cow-patterned outfit and is wearing a headpiece. The church has stained glass windows and religious icons, with candles on the table in the foreground.

    Deepening Spirituality

    Our spirituality is an intentional connection to God, as known in Jesus Christ, that provides stability, strength, and the experience of identity and belonging as beloved children of God.

  • A large indoor gathering of people, including children and adults, in a room with wooden floors and large windows. Some people are seated at tables, eating, while others are standing and mingling. There is colorful artwork on a wall above a fireplace.

    Expanding Hospitality

    Expansive hospitality is a condition of the heart that continuously opens us to care deeply for each other and to see new possibilities and ways of thinking and living.

  • A diverse group of people in a pride parade, holding colorful signs and rainbow flags. The signs have messages advocating love and acceptance, with some reading 'See your true colors and that's why I <heart> U', 'What would Dolly do?', and 'More love'. The participants are smiling and dressed in rainbow-themed attire, walking on a bridge in a sunny, tree-lined area.

    Enacting Justice

    In our baptismal covenant, we vow to “strive for justice and peace among all people” and to respect “the dignity of every human being.”

St. Andrew’s nurtures diverse community across generations that seeks to embody God’s love for all, without exception, by deepening spirituality, expanding hospitality, and enacting justice.

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Sunday Worship

Sundays at 9:00am and 11:00am

9 am: Festival Eucharist

Joyful in person and Zoom worship in the sanctuary with Sunday School and Nursery in the Parish House. Kids rejoin the service for the Eucharist.

10:15 am: Holy Happy Hour

Join us in the Parish House for a friendly and (alcohol-free) high-spirited social hour between the services.

11 am: Reflective Eucharaist

Intimate and reflective spoken service in the round with shared discussion of the readings. In-person only.

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