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.
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.
Lenten Studies
You’re invited to live the fast that God has chosen two ways this Lent:
Through personal engagement with the Bible, and through communal engagement with the process of truth-telling and search for repair.
Holy Listening: Truth-Telling and the Work of Repair with Indigenous Communities
Mondays Feb 23- March 30 | 7pm on Zoom
Holy Listening is a communal learning Lenten series that invites the church into learning, truth-telling, and faithful listening as a practice of repentance and renewal.
We’ll be exploring the realities of indigenous communities in the US as one way of learning and listening together to systemic, historic wrongs and practicing how we might think and go about the work of repair (asking together the question "so what do we DO?" about remaking systems that continue cycles of injustice).
Sessions are led by author and international indigenous rights leader Sarah Augustine - learn more about her and the series at: https://www.standrews-yardley.org/holy-listening
CLICK HERE to join us on Zoom on Mondays at 7pm.
The Social Justice Bible Challenge
Self-Paced Devotional Study
Bridging the gap between knowing the Bible and living it, The Social Justice Bible Challenge is a 40-day devotional study for those seeking to deeply engage with scripture. The book includes a scripture passage for each day, a brief written reflection on the scripture, and questions to spur your own reflection throughout the day. Even if you only have 15 minutes a day, you can read a selection of scripture and consider its meaning for you.
Purchase the book to read at your own pace,
and join us for brunch after church on Sunday, March 8 at 10:15 to share reflections with others doing the Challenge. You can also contact the office to join a group chat with others doing the Challenge.
For more details, including how to purchase the devotional book – go to: https://www.standrews-yardley.org/coming-up/socialjusticebiblechallenge
Stay in Touch
Testimonials
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"Besides being steeped in tradition, and being my weekly spiritual landing zone, and the church school and the volunteer activities, there is something more that keeps us coming back to this church.. and that is its people."
John Abraham
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"The wonderful people we have met, who helped raise Kathy and me in the church, helped us raise our children and grandchildren in the church and you are all now a part of our family."
Joe Royal
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“When I think of my childhood, I think of St. Andrew’s. But even more, when I think of who I’ve become —a person shaped and guided by faith —I see how my relationship with God was planted, nurtured, and grown through the love and example of this community."
Norah Youngblood
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“Our lives have changed for the better because of St. Andrew’s. I want this for everyone who walks into our Church. I hope that more people and families, both inside and outside of this Church, can be fulfilled through the love of our faithful Christian community - my dream for St. Andrew’s is to keep the light shining bright for generations to come.”
Carolyn Hanif
