Here’s what is going on at St. Andrew’s Anglican Church. For another view, take a look at our Monthly Calendar.
This is a small group of men who meet weekly (or most weeks, anyway) for fellowship and Bible study. Sometimes we’ll use a supporting video series, like the Epic of Eden by Sandra Richter, or perhaps a book, like whatever Ben suggests for study during Lent. Regardless, our purpose is to dig deeper into the Word of God and to grow as…
Please plan to join Deacon Ryan Mullis for a seven-week teaching series as we explore our faith through the Jerusalem Declaration. The Jerusalem Declaration is a statement affirming orthodox Anglican beliefs and biblical faith, issued by leaders at the first Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON) held in Jerusalem in 2008. It emerged as a response to concerns that some parts of the…
A group of women gathers for fellowship, mutual encouragement, study, and prayer on Thursdays. Bring-your-own lunch starts at 11:30 a.m. with the study itself running from 12:30 p.m. until around 2 p.m. While we sometimes do a study of a book in the Bible, we have also done other topical studies. Mostly we enjoy each other and are happy to welcome all…
A common saying within Freedom Road is that 95% of the congregation should be there. But truthfully, the percentage is closer to 100! Why? Because we are all sinners and we all need the Lord and one another. We cannot go it alone in this life. Freedom Road applies the principles of 12-step recovery to the Christian life and is for anyone…
Deacon Ryan Mullis will be holding a weekly Service of Morning Prayer in Wilmore. The group will meet at Solomon’s Porch Café on Main Street. Contact Ryan for more information.
St. Andrew’s continues to be the site of a women’s Alcoholics Anonymous group that meet from 8-9 a.m. each Saturday in Nathan Hall. The group is growing! For confidential information about the group contact the church office.
The Fellowship of Good Books is our parish book club. We have seen God work through deepening friendships and engaging in thought-provoking discussion on imagination, faith, and our spiritual walk. We have thoroughly enjoyed discovering the goodness, truth, and beauty of God by journeying through several books together! If you love books, friends, and engaging conversation, we would love to have you…
The catechism class, taught effectively through To Be A Christian: An Anglican Catechism from the ACNA, is a consistent, accessible and enjoyable way to grow in your faith and Christian maturity! Come join us!