Thursday, June 18, TBD - Stock-the-Pantry Day
Saturday, June 20, 8:30am - Distribution Day

Special Request: The Pantry could use plastic grocery bags, if you have them to donate. Thank you!

Please note that we've moved back the start of this book study to Tuesday, June 16 and continuing throughout July, a group of parishioners will meet each Tuesday afternoon following the noonday Healing Eucharist to read and discuss Garry Wills' book "What Jesus Meant" (2006). All are welcome!
1:15-2:30pm, Trinity Commons, following the Tuesday Healing Eucharist.

A few notes from Saint Andrew’s Pride Parade Committee on the Parade tomorrow, June 13:

• Saturday's 6/13/2026 parade line up spot is between 4th and 5th Ave South on 32nd street.

• If you pre-registered and gave your waiver to the Committee, check in at the line up spot to obtain your arm band.  

• If you did not pre-register, take your waiver to the registration tent to obtain your armband.  

• Dress for the weather.

• We will have cold water in a cooler on the truck.

• Bring your beads, flowers, flags, tutus (Dane, etc.)

• Please share this information with anyone who may not see this announcement.

• HAVE FUN!

We are excited to have so many Saint Andrew's parishioners always supporting this effort for equality for all.  Thank you all!

This Sunday, June 14^th, we celebrate Pride Sunday at Saint Andrew's, with specials prayers of intercession and thanksgiving for the dignity, belovedness, and gifts of all God's children. We'll offer the Eucharist to the glory of God and pray for the flourishing of our community. 

On Monday, June 15^th, members of Saint Andrew's will join members of St. Mark's Episcopal Church and the good people of All Saints' Homewood for a weekly book study of the late theologian Dr. James Cone's remarkable work The Cross and the Lynching Tree (2011). Click Read More for more information.

Houses of worship older than America outlasted wars, schisms, lawsuits

When the country declared independence in 1776,  there were 3,228 houses of worship across the Colonies.

Only about 1% of houses of worship in the U.S. today existed in 1776. Here are four (two of which are Episcopal) that predate the revolution — and still hold services.

A new Word & Deed has been released! Please click Read More below to read Word & Deed for Pentecost 2026.

We've installed a holy water dispenser at the back of the church. We invite you to take a bottle home with you this Sunday, along with the sheet of prayers and instructions for use. Please consider a donation of $1.50 to cover the cost of the bottle. 

Please click Read More for details on our House Eucharist this Wednesday, June 17th, hosted by Ben Johnson.

In view of Sunday's celebration of the Feast of Corpus Christi, the Rector reflects on the grace of Christ's presence in the Holy Eucharist.

Barbara Sloan has recently published a new children's book with the extra-long title of: Play! Professor Dante Marlowe Browne’s Wonderfully Marvelous Amazing Historical Book of Playgoing Manners with Adventures and Anecdotes by his Friends Collins and Violet. The book was published by SBA Books Publishing, and is available on Amazon.

Continuing this Sunday, June 14, we will discuss Chapter 1 of Pope Leo XIV's encyclical Magnifica Humanitas (“Magnificent Humanity”): On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence. Join us! 9:15-10:15am, Trinity Commons.

Summer is upon us, and we extend heartfelt thanks to our Parish Choir for their remarkable ministry among us this past year. Week after week, with diligence, faithfulness, and prayer, they have elevated our worship and led us ever more deeply into the heart of our worship. They continue to bless us in countless ways.

This Sunday, the Second after Pentecost, is the Feast of Corpus Christi, a celebration of the "Body of Christ," also known as the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. On this day, the Church acclaims the real and saving presence of Christ in the Eucharist.

This Sunday the lay clerks will sing Thomas Tallis’ setting of text from Saint John’s Gospel “Verily, verily I say unto you.”

Please visit our Parish Calendar and view information on many scheduled events.

Introduction to Catholicism
Join us this Sunday, May 31st from 9:15-10am in the church for our second discussion about everything from making the sign of the cross to the use of incense!

A beloved tradition! Mark your calendars for this Wednesday, June 10, for our second Summer House Eucharist of 2026. We'll begin with an informal Eucharist at 6:00pm, followed by a potluck dinner. All are most welcome! Please consider bringing a favorite side dish or beverage to share! Follow the link below for more info and details on the June 3 House Eucharist.

The Choirmaster reflects on the history and significance of the Te Deum Laudamus.

This Sunday, May 31, we celebrate Trinity Sunday, one of the seven principal feasts of the Church Year. Always observed on the First Sunday after Pentecost, Trinity Sunday invites us to glorify the mystery of God’s own life: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—in Trinity of Persons and in Unity of Being.