St. Andrew's On-the-Sound is partnering with NourishNC to help provide healthy food to children and families in our community.

Captain Wilmy is no ordinary pirate. When word spreads of a long-lost treasure hidden near Snow’s Cut, Wilmy and his crew set sail through the Cape Fear in search of adventure. Along the way, they discover that courage, friendship, and caring for the places we call home may be the greatest treasures of all.

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.

In every season of the Church’s life, we are invited again into worship, into beauty, and into the quiet work of grace. As the reminds us, the aim of our common prayer is to ‘excite piety and devotion in the worship of God.’ These moments we share together—gathered, praying, celebrating—are not just memories, but signs of a living faith taking shape among us.

May 4–8, 2026 | 5:30–7:00 p.m. Looking to provide a nourishing meal and meaningful fellowship for families in need? This is a wonderful opportunity to serve. During the week of May 4–8, we are seeking two volunteers each evening to prepare a meal for up to three families (14 people maximum). Meals may be prepared at home or provided as takeout. Drinks and disposable items are already available at the Day Center. Volunteers are also welcome to stay and share the meal with the

The Ninth Annual Shuck-On-the-Sound Oyster Roast brought parishioners and friends together for a beautiful spring afternoon filled with oysters, music, and fellowship. With special thanks to Kevin Davidson, the Hospitality Committee, and all who helped make the event possible, it was a joyful celebration of community at its best.

One of the beautiful ways we live out our faith at St. Andrew’s On-the-Sound is through partnership with ministries that care for families in need. Recently, our congregation came together for a Household Supply Drive to support Family Promise, and the response was truly inspiring. What follows is a heartfelt note of thanks from Niki Bloomquist, sharing the impact of your generosity and the opportunities still ahead. As you read, we hope you will celebrate what God is doing t

Showing Up for One Another — One Meal at a Time Looking for a simple, meaningful way to care for our church family? Consider joining the Meal Train Team . Throughout the year, we organize meal trains to support parishioners during important life moments — welcoming a new baby, recovering from surgery, grieving a loss, or navigating a challenging season. In these times, even small gestures can carry great comfort. A home-cooked meal (or a favorite takeout delivery) can ease s