Worship | Online and Limited In-Person
St. Andrew Campus to Remain Closed during the weekdays. This postponement is based on guidance from our Bishop of the North Texas Conference and government officials. At this time, along with the online worship services we have started a few in-person worship services that are limited in the number of attendees for the congregation's health and safety. If you would like to join one of these services, please make sure to RSVP for the service you would like to attend. To stay up to date with the latest information on how COVID-19 affects St. Andrew, visit our COVID-19 page here
We have multiple online worship experiences:
Saturday at 5:30 p.m. | Sunday at 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. | Online Communion Service, First Sundays of the Month, 6:00 p.m.
Live Broadcast FacebookLiveStream Page
This Weekend in Worship
How do you know God? After thirty-nine chapters of Moses and the people learning to know the God of their ancestors, the Tabernacle is built. God chooses to take up permanent residence with the Israelites, guiding them on their journey. In the same way, God chooses to live within the church and our hearts, if we simply make room for the presence of the Holy Spirit.
10/24/2020 | 5:30 PM | Rev. Arthur Jones | Traditional
10/25/2020 | 9:30 AM | Rev. Arthur Jones | Traditional
10/25/2020 | 11:00 AM | Rev. Arthur Jones | Contemporary
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
Select Sundays, 5:00 p.m., via Zoom
Learn more about who we are as a church in virtual Starting Point classes via Zoom.
Donate through November 19
Join us as we raise funds to benefit local charities such as The Storehouse of Collin County, 4 Corners, Wesley Rankin Community Center, and more.
November 8, 7:00 p.m., Sanctuary
Join us as Rev. Robert Hasley discusses his new book: Everything Is Gonna Be All Right: Devotionals for Faith and Encouragement.
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.
Congregational Care
Are you or is a loved one facing illness, life changes, employment challenges, or feelings of being lost?
We ARe here for you.
Please contact us when you or a loved one can benefit from care. We offer counseling and referral services, including community resources. Click the links below for more info.
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!
Latest Stories
See how St. Andrew Preschool plants academic, social, and spiritual seeds that last a lifetime.
Brian Drew went from middle school camp prankster to community leader, now having the chance to serve as Family Outreach Ministry Coordinator for his church home.