Welcome to St. Andrew's

8 a.m. – Rite I Eucharist – Watch
For those who find spiritual comfort and strength in the rich Elizabethan language of centuries-old worship, our early-morning service consists of prayer, Scripture, a sermon, a musical solo, time-honored hymns, and Holy Communion.

10:15 a.m. – Rite II Eucharist – Watch
Worship the Lord in the beauty of Scripture, a sermon, and prayers for ourselves and our world. Glorious hymns, organ and choral music intertwine with the spoken parts of our celebration. Before this service, we offer Sunday School in the Children’s Chapel.

5:30 p.m. – Trailside – Watch
An informal service at HJ’s Youth and Community Center (across the street from St. Andrew’s) where we offer prayers, hear Scripture, respond to it conversationally, sing, and share Communion around our tables. We continue the holy meal by sharing dinner at 6 p.m. and a class from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Come just for the worship, or just for dinner, or just for the class – or the whole evening.

12 p.m. – Noon Eucharist – Watch
Worship with us at our intimate weekday service in the chapel.

8 a.m. and 8 p.m. – Pray at 8 – Join the group
Join us in our Pray at 8 Facebook Group at 8 each day. In just 10 to 15 minutes, you can stop, breathe, and find God’s refreshment to support you through your day or carry you on to bed. It’s a beautiful way to remember that God is our constant helper and strength.

Note: You do not need a Facebook account to view this group.

We seek to help children discover the wonder of God’s love. Our children’s ministry serves infants through 4th graders, providing a safe and welcoming environment where children can learn Bible stories, build friendships, and grow in faith. Read more.

Our youth ministry serves students in 5th through 12th grades and includes acolytes, Youth Group, the Student Leadership Team, volunteer opportunities, mission trips, Confirmation, scouts, college outreach, and parent gatherings. Read more.

We bring together young adults in their 20s and 30s to socialize, serve, volunteer, and discuss scripture and relevant topics. Read more.

You can attend discussions on the week’s Scripture readings, learn the basics of the Episcopal way, join a book club, help create quilts for those in need, or enhance your wellness through spiritual practices like meditation, tai chi, and daily prayer. Read more.

At St. Andrew’s: To make worship happen, we need the unique gifts that all the members of the family bring to the table. Read more.

In Kansas City: Share God’s healing love with our local partner schools, form friendships with others, assist those who are experiencing poverty, or find another way to serve that fits your schedule. Read more.