Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, St. Andrew’s! As we leave 2025 behind, I can’t help but reflect on so many blessings that we enjoyed from a wonderful year at St. Andrew’s. I want to give a special thanks to all our volunteers, ministry leaders, vestry, and staff for their commitment of time, energy, passion, and grace in all they do to make St. Andrew’s such an inviting and special place of worship. As we head into the new year, I have a few reminders: Please try to remem

Tree Trimming Coffee Hour Fortified with cookies and hot chocolate, the Narthex Christmas tree was decorated on December 7, 2025. The scent of fresh-baked cookies filled the hallways as the youth group baked chocolate chunk cookies to share in addition to the many cookies brought in by our generous congregation. In addition to the festive fare, we also made accordion-folded Mary and baby Jesus ornaments alongside mini-yarn hats and large paper snowflakes. During the coffee ho

Dear St. Andrew’s Congregation, My heart is heavy as the reality of leaving St. Andrew’s draws near. So many, too many wonderful memories flash before my eyes that I’ll reminisce about forever. No words will ever be able to express how much I love St. Andrew’s, and I’m short for words as I write… But I do know that I will treasure my time here forever. I learned so much, had so much fun, and grew to love all of you here– you are a truly rare, truly loving congregation. Thank

Happy New Year 2026! I’m savoring the reflection of many joyous occasions we had in December to come together in Fellowship. Leading up to Christmas we celebrated with hot cocoa and cookies at the children’s tree-trimming coffee hour on December 7th. Who knew how popular the special Gingerbread hanging cookies would be, not to mention the traditional favorites of marshmallows and whipped cream?! We gathered around a bountiful reception after the Lessons and Carols service on