With public schools being closed for the next three weeks, and numerous events and public gatherings canceled, we know that many of you have questions about the church’s response to the current COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak. While Governor Mike DeWine’s ban on gatherings of more than 100 people...
The Standing Committee of the Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes is recommending that congregations consider suspending church meals, small groups, and other non-Sunday meetings until the coronavirus threat passes. Accordingly, St. Andrew’s will regretfully cancel the remaining three sessions of...
Our annual SALT (St. Andrew’s Leadership Touchstone) gathering will be on Leap Day, Saturday, Feb. 29. This year, we will be hosting a silence-oriented mini-retreat, beginning at 9:30 a.m., and ending before Noon. We are inviting everyone in the church to attend, not just ministry leaders. We will...
Our annual parish-wide Lenten Study Program begins Tuesday, March 3! We meet from 6:15 to 8 p.m. at church for five consecutive Tuesdays in March. This year we will participate in the recently updated Alpha. You might be wondering what Alpha is … “Alpha is a tool built for local churches based on...
Written in the 16th century, the 39 Articles of Religion help define what Anglicans believe. Beginning today, Fr. Ron Baird will lead a discussion during the Adult Forum of this foundational document of our faith. Grab a cup of coffee or tea, and join us in the Sanctuary from 10:15 to 11 a.m. on...
Our children have been exploring the lives of some of the Old Testament saints in Godly Play this fall, and on All Saints Sunday, Nov. 3, put their knowledge to the test. Above, one of our Young Saints correctly whispers to Mark that the character he’s portraying is Joseph, with his coat of many...
Rally Day on Sunday, Sept. 8, will kick off our fall discipleship program for children, youth, and adults. We’ll gather from 10 to 11:15 a.m.—outside, weather permitting—for breakfast food, fun, and fellowship. If you normally attend the 5 p.m. Saturday service, please consider coming back on...
The fourth session in our five-week Lenten Study Program on the Seven Deadly Sins and Seven Holy Virtues focused on the sin of wrath, and its contrary virtue of hope. Click below to download Fr. Ron Baird’s study outline and the small group discussion questions. Week 5 Outline Week 5...
The fourth session in our five-week Lenten Study Program on the Seven Deadly Sins and Seven Holy Virtues focused on the sin of wrath, and its contrary virtue of hope. Click below to download Fr. Ron Baird’s study outline and the small group discussion questions. Week 4 Outline Week 4...
The third session in our five-week Lenten Study Program on the Seven Deadly Sins and Seven Holy Virtues focused on the sin of wrath, and its contrary virtue of hope. Click below to download Fr. Ron Baird’s study outline and the small group discussion questions. Week 3 Outline Week 3...
The second session in our five-week Lenten Study Program on the Seven Deadly Sins and Seven Holy Virtues focused on the sins of sloth and greed, and their contrary virtues of diligence and generosity. Click below to download Fr. Ron Baird’s study outline and the small group discussion...
Our annual parish-wide Lenten Study Program got underway on Tuesday, March 14. This year adults are exploring the seven deadly sins and seven holy virtues. In Week 1, we identified the seven deadly sins, and looked at how they can disrupt spiritual growth and lead us away from holiness. Likewise,...
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