“Love in Action” Pledge Campaign for 2024 We do this work together and with God. We are called to live in community because through this holy connection, the impossible can happen! Our resources multiply and miracles manifest. Thank you for prayerfully considering your support of ministry at St. Paul & St. Andrew. Please use the…
Thank you for your interest in donating items to support our efforts. Due to limited personnel and space capacity, we can only receive items the day before they are distributed at our Monday Clothing Resource fair. Our next dates to accept items are: Sunday August 20, 12-1pm Sunday September 10, 12:30-1:30pm We take items on…
“Behold, I bring you good news of great joy for all people!” – Luke 2 We’ve waited three years, it’s almost here!! That’s right, we haven’t been able to celebrate Christmas in person since 2019. This weekend, we will!! Please join us on Saturday at 10:45pm in the sanctuary for the beloved Candlelight Service. Our celebration will include an angelic string…
Summer in the City One of the best things about summertime in the city is that we have a bit more time and energy to do fun things. We hope that you’ll spend some of both with us! It’ll be great to enjoy the city and each other over July and August. Mark your calendars…
This year, we’ll spend the weeks of Advent exploring the theme, Be Not Afraid: The Journey Towards a Fearless Embrace of the Holy. Over and over again in the scriptures, God speaks, either directly or through messengers. God’s voice can be heard time and again, saying, “Fear not!” The story that tells of Jesus’s conception…
Pride in Process! Pride Sunday | Bulletin With great joy, I invite you to join us for worship this Pride Sunday! For the first time, the entire service will be led by queer and beloved members of our church community. We celebrate the lives, families, and ministries of our LGBTQIA+ siblings and we renew…
Be Opened Fourth Sunday After Pentecost | Bulletin “The Syrophoenician woman answered Jesus, ‘Sir, even the dogs under the table get to eat the children’s crumbs.’” Mark 7:28 Does Jesus really call this woman and her daughter dogs? That hits kind of low on the ‘What Would Jesus Do’ meter, even though Jesus does it. But…
We celebrate this day, which commemorates the true emancipation of enslaved persons on June 19, 1865, when finally freedom reached those persons held in bondage in the deepest parts of the Confederacy. This day is a reminder that justice and freedom for black people has always been delayed. We, as people of faith and as…
Crossing Jordan Third Sunday After Pentecost | Bulletin “When your children ask, ‘What do those stones mean to you?’ then you shall tell them that the waters of the Jordan River were cut off…and the people crossed over.” -Joshua 4:7 How did you get through the last fifteen months? How are you getting through? The…
Follow Jesus into the streets as we continue our worship outside each week at 11am on West End Avenue, right on the steps of our church. We will also livestream our services on YouTube, so you can join from the comfort of your home or from where you are traveling. For those attending in person, masks are…