Episcopal 101 | Groups Small and Large | A Listening Ear

We’re very pleased that you’re interested in finding out more about Saint Andrew’s, and we’d like to welcome you into this household of the family of God!

But we also know that the process of finding the right church home can be more than a little intimidating. It can be hard to get to know a congregation just by coming to worship on Sunday mornings. Even when the people are friendly, making real connections can be a challenge, especially in a larger congregation like Saint Andrew’s.

To make that process easier, we offer several ways for you to get to know people here and to find out whether Saint Andrew’s, and the Episcopal Church, is the right place for you to deepen your relationship with God.

Episcopal 101

What's the Episcopal Church really about? Find out with Episcopal 101, a chance for newcomers to find out about the church in a safe environment, where questions are welcome and learning happens through conversation. It is also be a great opportunity for longer-term members to get back to the basics of what it means to be an Episcopalian. Dinner, great fellowship adn a chance to discuss the basics of the faith from an Episcopal persepctive. This class is held twice a year; generally in the spring and fall, in the Jewell Room. Have questions? Contact Fr. John Spicer.

Groups Small and Large

The way to become part of a church is to become part of a group – or two. Our group ministry is expanding, including home groups for intimate discipleship, ministry groups for people involved in particular work within and outside the congregation, affinity groups for people who share a common interest or a common place in life, and special-needs groups for people seeking support and healing. Contact Fr. John Spicer.

A Listening Ear

If you have particular questions or issues you’d like to explore – about the Church, your faith, or your life – the Saint Andrew’s clergy would welcome the opportunity to talk with you. Contact Fr. John Spicer or Mother Anne Hutcherson.