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!

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

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.

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.

A group of parishioners from St. Andrew’s stands together beneath the shade of large trees at Airlie Gardens on a sunny spring morning. The group smiles for a photo along a garden path surrounded by green lawns and blooming trees during the “A Walk with Friends” gathering.

A group of youth and clergy gathered at the front of a church for a Confirmation service, standing and smiling together in front of the altar. A bishop in vestments stands at the center holding a crozier, surrounded by confirmands dressed in light-colored, semi-formal attire, many holding service bulletins. The sanctuary features w“On Sunday, April 19, 2026, in the bright and living season of Eooden pews, a stained glass window, candles, and religious icons, creating a warm a

On Easter morning, we celebrate more than an empty tomb. We celebrate new life unfolding all around us. As Fr. Michael reminded us, resurrection is not only something we believe, but something we are invited to live. As our parish history reflects, “By the grace of God, this parish has grown in faith, in love, and in its witness to the community.” That same grace is visible in these moments. These photos capture that living hope in the life of our parish, from the joy of ch

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.

Most of our lives now exist online — and whether we plan for it or not, our families inherit that reality. After years working in IT and watching technology evolve from punch cards to artificial intelligence, I’ve seen how dramatically our lives have shifted into the digital world. This article explores what our digital presence means — and how planning ahead can turn what we leave behind into a blessing rather than a burden.

St. Andrew’s On-the-Sound will offer a six-week adult formation series beginning Sunday, January 11, 2026, titled Aging GRACEfully. This series is designed for older adults and their adult children and will meet from 9:10–10:00 a.m. in the New Parish Hall.

Confirmation is a sacrament—or a sacramental rite—in which the candidates “express a mature commitment to Christ, and receive strength from the Holy Spirit through prayer and the laying on of hands by a bishop”