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Weekly Services

We gather each week for worship rooted in Scripture, prayer, and the Holy Eucharist—the central act of Episcopal worship. Our services follow a liturgical rhythm that is reverent, participatory, and welcoming, offering space for reflection, music, and community. Whether this is your first visit or your spiritual home, you are invited to join us in worship and prayer.

Sunday: 8:00 & 10:15 a.m.


Saturday Celtic Service: 5:30 p.m.

Our worship is rooted in the Episcopal tradition and centered on the Holy Eucharist. Services are liturgical and Scripture-based, following a rhythm of prayer, readings, music, and communion that many find both meaningful and comforting.

You’ll notice times of standing, sitting, and kneeling, but you’re always welcome to participate as you are able. Everything you need to follow along is provided, and no prior experience is required. Some people dress casually, others more formally—come as you are.

All are welcome. Baptized Christians of any denomination are invited to receive communion, and those who prefer may come forward for a blessing. Whether you’re familiar with church or just exploring, you’ll find a community ready to welcome you.

Altar View
Altar View Front
Altar Sailboat
Pipe Organ
Communion
Christmas Pageant
Choir
Stain Glass Window
Blessing of the Animals
Blessing of the Animals

Sacramental Services

We honor the celebrations of life with services that provide meaningful family moments centered in love and Christian values. St. Andrew's is there for you in moments when you celebrate, in moments when you can give to others, and in moments when you need someone lean on.

Weddings

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Weddings at St. Andrew’s are celebrated within the life of the parish and are limited to members in good standing and their immediate family members. Premarital counseling is required. For additional information, please contact the Church Office.

Baptism

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Baptism is the rite of Christian initiation by which a person is lovingly brought into God’s family. Candidates for baptism make a series of vows, and are then formally welcomed into the Church in the name of the Creator, Son and Holy Spirit. Baptisms are always a joyous occasion at St. Andrew’s. Baptism is celebrated on the feasts of All Saints (November), Baptism of our Lord (January), the Great Vigil of Easter (March-April), and the Day of Pentecost (May-June). All people of any age are welcome to be baptized. Please contact the Church Office if you are interested in baptism at St. Andrew’s.

Funerals and Memorials

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Losing a loved one is difficult, no matter the stage of life at which they leave us. Planning a memorial service that both honors their memory and celebrates new life in Christ can be a powerful healing experience. In the Episcopal Church, the liturgy for the dead is an Easter liturgy, and each burial service is a celebration of life and resurrection in Jesus Christ. To make arrangements for a funeral memorial service at St. Andrew’s, or if you would like the ministry of a priest, please contact the Church Office. Our clergy would be happy to meet with you to help plan a service. “Our assurance as Christians is that nothing, not even death, shall separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Amen.” The Book of Common Prayer, page 862. Questions are always welcomed. Please contact the church office.

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