A Season to Reconnect with What Matters Most

Now that school is in full swing and fall is underway, we’re settling back into familiar routines—and finding new opportunities for connection. Last Sunday’s All-Parish Picnic and Ministry Fair was a joyful kickoff to the season, with a wonderful turnout, plenty of fun, and a reminder of the vibrant life we share at St. Andrew’s.

This fall, St. Andrew’s invites you to embrace the season through our theme, Rooted in the Rhythm—a call to deepen your connection with God, with others, and with the practices that sustain your faith. God is present not only in life’s big moments, but also in school drop-offs, quiet mornings, shared meals, and acts of service.

We’ll explore faith through Thursday night classes like Creating My Spiritual Growth Plan and Friday morning sessions on How the Bible Came to Be, celebrate with our Youth Ministry Kick-Off on September 21, learn about our church in Episcopal 101 beginning October 1, and gather with our beloved pets for the Pet Blessing on October 4.

Wherever this season takes you, may your daily rhythm become a place of holy connection and grace. Come grow with us as we become more rooted in God’s presence and the sacred rhythms of everyday life.

Fall Classes

Creating My Spiritual Growth Plan

Thursday Evening: Creating My Spiritual Growth Plan

Sept. 11 – Oct. 9 | 6:00–7:15 p.m. | HJ’s Youth & Community Center + Zoom

Join Zoom Meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88526096880

Using a guide from the Society of St. John the Evangelist (booklets provided), we’ll explore what it means to live in rhythm with God, others, and ourselves. 

Feel free to bring a snack or drink to share as part of our rhythm of gathering together.

How the Bible Came to Be

Friday Morning: How the Bible Came to Be

Sept. 12 – Oct. 17 (no class Sept. 26) | 10:30–11:30 a.m. | Church Library + Zoom

Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85449232780

This six-week series explores how the Bible was written, compiled, and recognized as canon. We’ll use John Barton’s short book How the Bible Came to Be (about 100 pages, available on Amazon for $13.49) as our guide. 

Fall Events