a faith for all ages
January 25, 2026 | The Rev. Andrew Van Kirk
Christ calls us to reject personal allegiances and to anchor our lives in him alone, where truth, goodness, and saving power are found.
Discipleship for all Ages
Sundays @ 10:15 am (nursery available)
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Sacred Playtime
A fun, relationship-building hour for kids to explore each Sunday’s Scriptures through games, activities, and free play—growing friendships, independence, and a love for their church.
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Sunday Morning SAY
A casual, come-as-you-are gathering for students to dive into the Bible, talk about how it connects to life today, and enjoy time together.
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The Waymakers
A Sunday morning community for adults navigating life in the middle—between young adulthood and retirement. Whether you’re single, married, a parent, divorced, dating, or somewhere in between, you’re welcome here for engaging Bible study, open discussion, and meaningful connection.
Journey in Faith
Come-when-you-can small group discussions where surprise questions spark meaningful conversations about Scripture, worship, and life—open to everyone, wherever you are on your faith journey.
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Welcome to St. Andrew’s
At St. Andrew’s we seek to build relationships that lead to Christ. We know, because we’ve experienced it, that when we love one another as Christ loves us (or do the best we can), we grow closer to Him. Our relationships with one another, and with the broken and hurting world, bring us ever more deeply into relationship with God.
What is Lent?
It was the practice of Early Christians to observe “a season of penitence and fasting” in order to prepare for Easter. This season has become known as Lent. Lent is forty days long, not counting Sundays, extending from Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, through Holy Saturday, the day before Easter.
Every week in Lent there are activities on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays to enhance your faith and draw you nearer to God. Join us in the observance of a holy Lent.
Ash Wednesday
February 18 @ 12 noon & 7 pm
Ash Wednesday is the beginning of Lent and a chance to hear again the call for fasting, repentance, prayer, study, and reflection to prepare us for Easter.
We will have services at 12 noon and 7 pm. Both services include the imposition of ashes, a brief sermon, and Holy Communion.
A New Building at St. Andrew’s
Join us in prayer - and in excitement and hope. Something beautiful is taking shape; take a look at what’s ahead.
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