St. Andrew’s Anglican Church
Purpose, Values and Priorities
Adopted June 20, 2004
Our Biblical Purposes: Worship, Community, Service, Spiritual Growth, and Sharing God’s Good News.
Our Purpose Statement: “St. Andrew’s is a church family following Jesus Christ - honoring Him, growing to be like Him, and making Him known.”
Our Core Values: - Pursuing a Spirit-led vision and ministry
- Adhering to a biblical basis: preach it, teach it, obey it
- Sharing God’s good news through word and service
- Building a community of caring small groups
- Relevant Anglican worship
- Empowering lay leaders
- Multiplying new churches that multiply
St. Andrew's Membership covenant:
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Help!
The setup/take down team for Sunday worship needs your help. Please contact Erik Bostrom at 699-9216. This is a great service ministry.
Join the Prayer Team...
If you would like to be on the prayer team, please call Mary Ann Duddy (873 - 9290) to arrange for an interview and training.
Flowers
To donate sanctuary flowers in memory of, or in honor of, your loved ones, please call Louise Dearborn 859-236-5295.
Ushers, Greeters, Acolytes and Lay Readers (oh my!)
If you'd like to get involved, please contact the church 873-3321 or fill out a communication card with your information and interests during Sunday Service.
Lay Eucharistic Ministry
Some have asked "What's Lay Eucharistic Ministry?" Every week, trained lay Christians take communion to our shut-ins. These special brothers and sisters are called Lay Eucharistic Ministers. Do you know a shut-in who needs a visit? Would you like to join the team? If so, please contact Cathy Baker (cs81953@aol.com or 277-8617) or call the church office at 873-3321.
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David is excited and humbled to see all the Lord has done at St. Andrew's in the church's first couple of years. The purchase of property in 2005 was a gift from God, and David sees St. Andrew's moving forward with a passionate and faithful commitment to God's word.
A Georgia native, David earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia and an M.B.A. from Columbus State University. While working on his M.B.A, David met and married Claire, a reporter for the local newspaper.
Comfortably settled in Georgia and working in public relations, David began to sense that the Lord was calling him to seminary. By then he was the father of two small children and had no idea how he would support a family while attending seminary. God led the way and provided a job as communications director for St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, just a few miles from Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry near Pittsburgh. Upon graduation from seminary, St. Stephen's hired David as one of three priests for the 1500-member church. Evangelism quickly became his special area of interest.
In his last months at St. Stephen's, David began to think the Lord was calling him to start a new church somewhere else. Today, as the rector of St. Andrew's, David enjoys many dynamic new ministry opportunities and most especially the opportunity to exercise his gift of evangelism. He is passionate about St. Andrew's vision to plant other Anglican churches in our area to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ. David believes God is leading St. Andrew's to rebuild biblical Anglicanism in central Kentucky.
David and Claire are the parents of three teenagers: Jack, Kate, and Jane. David loves playing golf, running, and relaxing with his family.
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