Join us this Sunday at 9:00 a.m. as our children and youth continue exploring Scripture, growing in faith, and discovering how God is at work in their lives.

As we prepare our homes and hearts for Advent and Christmas, support our Episcopal Youth Community with fresh wreaths and garland from Buck Hill Tree Farm in Linville, NC.

Join us Sunday at 9:00 a.m. as children and youth explore Scripture and grow in faith together. Nursery care begins at 8:45 a.m. Youth in grades 6–12 are invited to EYC Night from 5:00–7:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall for dinner, games, fellowship, and Fall Festival preparations.

Our acolytes help lead worship in the beauty of holiness. On Sundays, they carry the cross, bear the Gospel book, hold the torches, and assist at the altar. I am grateful for their dedication to serving, reverent attitudes, and joyful spirits. A sincere thank you to everyone on our acolyte team, especially the 25+ who attended Sunday’s training, and to the parents and ministry leaders who support them. Their faithful service helps make our church place of beauty, holiness, an

Join us Sunday, October 4, as we celebrate St. Francis and our call to care for God’s creation. Children and youth will enjoy opportunities for learning and service, including supporting Addie Cats Sanctuary. Bring your beloved animal companions for the Blessing of the Animals at 1:00 p.m.!

Children and youth are off to a great start at St. Andrew’s! Join us Sundays at 9:00 a.m. for age-appropriate classes, Bible study, hands-on service projects, and time together. This week, students will explore Creation, serve Nourish NC, and continue studies of Miriam and the Gospel of Mark. Middle and high school youth are also invited to WAY on Sunday evening.

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

Messy hands, big bubbles, and plenty of grace!

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.

Summer Arts Camp brought children from St. Andrew’s, St. Paul’s, and the wider community together for a joyful week of music, art, worship, games, and friendship. This year’s theme, “Let Your Garden Grow,” reminded us that faith is nurtured over time by prayer, creativity, and the loving care of a committed church community.

Children, parents, and all are invited to join us for a special Rogation Sunday gathering. Rogation Days are a long-held Christian tradition, dating back many centuries, when communities would walk the land, offer prayers, and ask God’s blessing on the earth and all who depend on it. This year, we’re honoring that tradition in a meaningful, hands-on way for our community.

Children in the Atrium explore the world of Holy Week by building the City of Jerusalem.

Our life as Episcopalians is shaped by common prayer and shared tables. We gather around the altar each Sunday, and we gather around kitchen tables during the week. In both places, God meets us. The same grace we encounter in bread and wine is echoed in flour and water, in hands working together, in simple food shared with gratitude. Through ordinary things, Christ forms us into one body.

Lent invites us into a quieter rhythm of prayer, reflection, and renewed intention. Whether through Morning Prayer, a simple candlelit moment, or reading from the Book of Common Prayer, this season offers space to draw nearer to Christ. Explore meaningful resources for all ages and discover simple ways to keep a holy Lent at home and in daily life. Come and see.

During their visit to St. Nicholas’ Greek Orthodox Church, St. Andrew’s youth encountered the beauty and depth of Orthodox worship firsthand—from sacred iconography to treasured reliquaries that connect faith, history, and prayer across generations.