We are excited to kick off a new year of acolyte ministry and welcome both our new and returning acolytes! Training will begin promptly at 11:30 a.m. in the nave.

The holiday season can be a particularly painful time when you're grieving—especially when the world around you feels joyful and busy with celebration.

Beginning Thursday, September 17, a new program for young singers—and soon-to-be singers—will begin at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church!

Singing together brings joy, friendship, connection, and many benefits for body and mind.

Education for Ministry (EfM) is a four-year program that helps lay people deepen their Christian faith and better understand how God is calling them to live and serve in the world.

Judith Nichols Shares the Gifts of St. Andrew’s at the Diocesan Music Conference

These snacks will be assembled at Family Promise into snack packs and distributed to children and families in need.

Join the Rev. Catherine Powell for beginner tai chi on Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. at Church of the Servant. Improve balance, mobility, and calm while supporting a good cause.

Homecoming Sunday brought more than 100 people together for food, fellowship, and a joyful Ministry Fair showcasing the many ways St. Andrew’s serves, worships, learns, and cares for our community. Fr. BJ reminded us that every person is “important, valuable, and necessary” to the life of the church, and invited each of us to consider where God may be calling us to serve.

Messy hands, big bubbles, and plenty of grace!

John the Baptist's ministry was all about pointing people to Jesus. Whether preparing the way for the Messiah or declaring, "There He is. Follow Him!" John's life reminds us that faithful ministry is never about ourselves—it is about leading others to Christ. May our worship, service, and daily lives point others to the Lamb of God.

This summer, my daughter Jennifer and I joined seventeen fellow pilgrims on the Portuguese Coastal Route of the Camino de Santiago. Over eight days and 104 miles, we prayed, walked, and shared life together as strangers who quickly became a community. Although we all sought the same destination—Santiago de Compostela—I came with a different hope: to remain open to whatever the Camino and the Spirit might reveal about my life and my relationship with God.

Prayer has shaped the Church for centuries, and one of the greatest treasures of Anglican spirituality is the Daily Office. In this reflection, Fr. B.J. Buracker shares how The Book of Common Prayer first drew him to the Episcopal Church and invites us to discover a simple, Scripture-centered rhythm of prayer that can deepen our faith each day.

Each Sunday during the program year, St. Andrew's children discover God's love through stories, prayer, and caring adults who walk alongside them in faith. One of the greatest gifts a child can receive is knowing another trusted adult in the church knows their name, listens to them, and cares.

Help local students start the school year ready to learn! St. Andrew's is once again partnering with Sunset Park Elementary, where nearly 500 students attend and 99% qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.

God has given each of us unique gifts to serve his Church and the world. This week, Fr. B.J. reflects on the ministry of our vestry and invites each of us to prayerfully consider where God may be calling us to serve.

For the safety and well-being of our parish family and visitors, two Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) have been installed on our campus.

“We, who are many, are one body in Christ, and individually we are members one of another.” – Romans 12:5

St. Andrew's welcomed Fr. BJ Buracker and his family with an afternoon of fellowship, gratitude, and celebration. Enjoy highlights from the reception, Mark Matheny's welcome, and a gallery of photos from this special day.

Fr. BJ offers thanks for the warm welcome to St. Andrew's, celebrates the parish's faithful witness, and invites us to join him in prayer as we begin this new chapter together.