Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church

Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church


Latest Episodes

Naming Where We Are
December 01, 2024

Advent, the beginning of the church year, invites us into growing dark and quiet so that we can say where we are, rather than be distracted by tinsel and trappings.

The Gift of Connection
November 24, 2024

Celebrating the feast day of Saint Andrew, we realize the profound gift of our patron saint. Although mentioned only a few times, Saint Andrew shows us how to step up, people around us, and make connections for the greater good.

Lifting the Veil
November 17, 2024

In Jesus' last visit to the Temple before his crucifixion, he tries to help the disciples see things clearly, to dis-illusion them, rather than trusting that things in our world will stay the same. He continues to point to the gestures of love and inclusi

Two Sides of a coin: Hallowe’en and All Saints’ Day
November 04, 2024

Halloween and All Saints Day both look at what we fear. Halloween focuses on external threats; All Saints Day on the internal on All Saints Day. We gather to support each other in our grief and loss, to grapple with our fear of our own endings, and to

Learning to See
October 27, 2024

Following Jesus, we learn to see, recasting focus and purpose.

Freedom and Danger
October 20, 2024

The Book of Job does not directly answer the question of why humans suffer. Instead, it paints a picture of creation that includes a creative chaos that gives us freedom, as well as the likelihood of hurt.

Fully known, and fully loved
September 01, 2024

The "Song of Songs" is scripture that reminds us of the power and beauty of love, and that we are created for sheer joy.

Living Bread
August 18, 2024

In Johns Gospel Jesus invites us to step into the slipstream of abundance and eternity right now, and to share bread now, in our daily lives, not simply as an active of remembrance.

Sermon Series: Healing, Healer, and Lament
August 11, 2024

Popular imagination, celebrates Davids power, charisma, and success. But he is more complex: and his lament in times of brokenness lead us to necessity and the gift in lament and brokenness.

Sermon Series: Sin Is Our Only Hope
August 04, 2024

When King David confesses his terrible crimes, we see the devastation of sin, but also a possibility of turning back to the good.