This Weekend in Worship
Equip: Choose Joy
How are we to understand sin, evil, and judgment? Contrary to what we may think, hell is not someplace God puts us. Rather, it is a place we put ourselves, where we willingly choose to endure the consequences our own misery. The gates of hell have no locks; they are kept closed from the inside.
8/17/2019 | 5:30 PM | Rev. Arthur Jones | Traditional
8/18/2019 | 9:30 AM | Rev. Arthur Jones, Dr. Scott Engle | Traditional
8/18/2019 | 9:30 AM | Rev. Robert Hasley | Contemporary
8/18/2019 | 11:00 AM | Rev. Arthur Jones | Contemporary
Current Series | Equip
Live well this fall. Get the tools you need for a more joy-filled, fulfilling life through this five-week study of practical ideas for daily living. In these five sermons, learn more about your faith, about parenting, how to deal with pain and loss, and how to live in relationship to other people.
Who We Are
Like our namesake the apostle Andrew, we love to invite and connect others to Jesus, and to take risks in faith that grow God's kingdom.
We are a church that welcomes the skeptic, works to strengthen the family, and is committed to being externally focused and evangelistic. We desire to impact the world in community through service and witness.
Coming Up Soon
Gathering Wednesday, August 7, 6:30 p.m., Sanctuary
We will gather in the Sanctuary for prayer and singing as we light a candle for each victim of the three recent tragedies across our nation.
Weeks of September 15-October 13
In Connection Groups, we explore practical ways to apply worship series to our daily lives.
Tuesdays, September 17-October15, 6:30-8:00 p.m., Festival Hall
This is where new Connection Groups are formed. Meet new people and begin your small group journey at St. Andrew!
Connect
Being in community with other Christians is critical to your spiritual growth. Whether you are interested in children, students, adults or families, new or a long-time member, you can find a place to connect. Take the next step in your faith journey by getting more involved.
Latest Stories
"That kid just showed me that there is suffering in this world. I stopped pursuing a business job, and I started applying for seminaries." .... The Charles Stokes Scholarship helps servants of Christ like Glenn pursue their call to ministry.
"When you ask God for a sign, you really need to be prepared for what you're going to get. Because it could potentially be pretty extreme." .... This is Jennifer Kilpatrick's story of life change, which the Charles Stokes Scholarship helped support.
Serve
In Jesus, God became one of us, and through the Holy Spirit is active in the world, changing hearts and lives. The ripple effect of each person making his and her unique contribution is resulting in a revolution of Christ’s love being felt in tangible, life-changing ways.
Whether you can volunteer each week or only a few hours every once in a while, consider making the kind of impact that only you can make. Your life and this world will never be the same!