Top Episcopal stories of 2025 track the church through a year of disruptions, transitions.

“Do justice. Love mercy. Walk humbly.”
As we reach the end of the year, the Stewardship Committee would like to share an update on our pledge figures for our 2026 stewardship campaign, along with our sincere thanks for the many remarkable ways you support the life and mission of Saint Andrew’s.

Saint Andrew’s will celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany on January 6 at 6:30 pm. Join us! 

During this holy season, the Christmas poinsettias that adorn our church are given to the glory of God and in loving memory of those who have gone before us. We give thanks for their lives and commend them to God’s eternal care.

The Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ according to the flesh

We remember before God the lives lost to gun violence in Birmingham this year. We commend them to God’s mercy and hold their families, friends, and our city in our prayers.

We invited you to purchase poinsettias in memory of a loved one or in thanksgiving for God’s blessings.

The rector reflects on our journey through Advent and our anticipation of God’s light.

Hear from the Organist & Choirmaster about the music of Christmas Eve’s Lessons & Carols and Midnight Mass.

All welcome as we decorate the church for our celebration of the Nativity! Soup, hot chocolate, and sugar cookies provided!

We invite you prayerfully to consider becoming a shepherd of the church.

Alabama cathedral mourns member killed in Brown University shooting.

Join us to celebrate the Feast of the Nativity, with services on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day! Click here for the full schedule.

Candidates Chosen
The Standing Committee is pleased to announcement slate of candidates for our next Bishop Diocesan.

Join us this Tuesday, December 23 for our weekly Healing Eucharist, and stay after for our study of the Gospel of Matthew!

The Organist & Choirmaster invites you to this Sunday’s offering of Choral Evensong beginning at 5:15 in the Nave with an organ prelude.

From now through the end of December, we'll hold only one weekday liturgy each week, the Tuesday Healing Eucharist at 12:15pm. Morning Prayer will pause until the New Year. When it resumes in January, it'll begin at a new time, 8:15am (formerly 7:30am).

Please join us each Tuesday at 12:15pm, as we gather in the Mary Chapel to celebrate our weekly Healing Eucharist. This brief liturgy includes the laying on of hands, anointing with holy oil, and prayers of intercession for ourselves and for those in any kind of need.

This Monday, December 15th, gather with us at Monday Night Brewing for food trucks, trivia, and a discussion on the Feast of the Raising of Lazarus from the Dead!

Saturday, December 20 | 8:00am: Saint Andy’s Pantry Distribution Day