Come for Christ, not the spectacle.

At St. Andrew’s, we believe pretty strongly that worship is not entertainment. So no, an hour spent here will not be the most edge-of-your-seat, what’s-going-to-happen-next experience of the week. There are no twists you’ll “never see coming.” In fact, we’ll spoil the whole plot right here: God loves you anyway, died for your sins, and rose again that you may have life. This is true no matter what you’ve done, what has been done to you, who you vote for, or how many doubts you have.

The regular rhythms of prayer, readings from Holy Scripture, Biblical preaching, and Holy Communion teach us to offer ourselves to God in worship. And in turn, God offers us himself. Every week, every time. And that’s not at all boring.

So if you’re looking for God’s grace rather than games, and faith instead of factionalism, come and worship with us at St. Andrew’s. We are a growing community, full of old people and kids, Republicans and Democrats, the hurting and the hopeful. St. Andrew’s isn’t a place to be entertained; it’s a place to belong while God puts us all back together again.