Welcome to
St. Andrew Episcopal Church
All are Welcome, and we mean All!
​Our congregation is a diverse group:
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Some are old and some are young.
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Some are lifelong Episcopalians and some are new to the Episcopal Church.
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Some have worshiped here their entire life and some not so long.
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Some are here year round and some are “snow birds.”
But there is one thing we have in common – We love the Lord and love worshiping God and sharing the Eucharist together as the body of Christ.
If you are feeling lonesome, let us walk with you.
If you are feeling lost, let us help you find your way.
If you are feeling blessed, let us share your blessings with you.
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Welcome to the Episcopal Church where Christ is King and the Gospel is lived.
Faithfully,
The Rev. Pamela Lenartowicz, Rector
News and Upcoming Events
​​​​​​From now through the end of June we will be studying some of the Great Christians. We begin our study with Noonday prayers, followed by a brown bag lunch, and then our program. We would love to have you join us.
Schedule:
May 20 - John Wesley and the origins of Methodism
May 27 - Dietrich Bonhoffer and Maximilian Kolbe
June 3 - Damien of Molokai and Theresa of Calcutta
June 10 - From Slavery to Martin Luther King
June 17 - Gustavo Gutierrez and Liberation Thrology
June 24 - Defining the Christian Life​​​​​​​​​​
Trinity Sunday is the only Sunday in the church when we celebrate a doctrine rather than a Biblical event. The Holy Trinity is the central Christian doctrine that one God exists as three distinct co-eternal Persons: God the Father, God the Son (Jesus Christ), and God the Holy Spirit. They share one divine essence or nature, meaning none is greater than the other, and together they form a single God.
We would love to have you join us on May 31st for a celebration of our Christian belief.
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In the Episcopal Church you will discover
​​Women serve as bishops, priests and deacons.
Clergy members may marry.
Lay people play a prominent role in church administration.
Members of the LGBTQ+ community are welcome and may serve in leadership roles.
Bishops are elected by church clergy and lay people, not appointed.
All are welcome to participate in the church - and we mean ALL!
We say "YES! YES!" to everyone - and "NO! NO!" to no one.
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