At St. Andrew, discipleship and formation is a life-long journey leading to a fullness of faith through our many educational opportunities.
- We focus on providing fundamentals, and deeper curriculum
- Enjoy discussions with Scholars and Theologians
- Choose between ongoing or seasonal studies
- Specialized studies for Lent, Advent, Baptism, Confirmation, and more…
- Available online or in person
New & Seasonal Classes
Holy Land Overview and Debrief Tuesday, March 28, 6-7:30pm
Rev. Jerry will briefly overview the trip and put together a short video presentation. A few Holy Land pilgrims will give brief testimonials of their experience.
Hebrews Bible Study Sundays, April 2- May 7 4-6pm | Rev. Jerry
This six-week study will take you through a study of Hebrews, tracing the themes of grace and gratitude through this unique New Testament book. In the Book of Hebrews, you will discover a bold perspective on who Jesus is and what he has done, as well as a powerful reflection on the meaning and significance of his death and resurrection in light of the Old Testament.
Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work Series
Sunday- April 2-May 28 (no class on the April 16), 10:30 – 11:45am
Cost & Materials: $30 for two ($15 each) Seven Principles Couple Guides, money to be brought to the first workshop. Scholarships are available. Childcare will be available from 10:30-noon downstairs, please include this in your registration email.
Register This class is currently full but you can join our waitlist.
Debrief & Discussion: Nativity Walk & Holy Land Sunday, April 2 11:45am-1:30pm
Join travelers from the Holy Land and Nativity Walk trips as they debrief and discuss their contrasting experiences.
Open & Relational Theology Monday, May 8 & May 15, 6:30-8 pm
“Open and Relational Theology,” is a newer and more accessible expression of Process Theology and will be taught by Rev. Mark Feldmeir. Session One is on “Core Beliefs of Open and Relational Theology” and session two is on “Open and Relational Faith in Everyday Life.”
How to be a Good LGBTQ+ Ally Sunday, June 4 at 4-6pm
Join us to discuss various queer issues and how to better support the queer people in your life.
What’s in a Name? Sunday, June 11 at 11:45am-1:30pm
What is a pronoun? Why is it important? Learn more about gender and the use of pronouns.
Life Beloved Wednesday, July 12-26 at 6-7pm / Led by Ron Davis
Fr. Henri Nouwen’ s: “Life of the Beloved — Spiritual Living in a Secular World.” Fr. Nouwen was a Dutch Catholic Priest who previously taught at Yale, Harvard, and Notre Dame before his passing. In this short, easy read, he helps us to embrace the irrefutable fact that we are always the beloved of God. He teaches us that modern life in the secular world attempts to dissuade us from feeling beloved by discounting our value and worth. Then he gently reinforces the blessings of trusting in God’s endless acceptance through Grace and His eternal love.
Queering the Bible Sunday, July 16 & 23, 11:45-1:30 pm
Engage in the how The Bible has been used as a harmful tool to marginalize women, people of color, and the LGBTQ+ community. This class will break down how the texts were written and the religious, political, and historical context throughout the ages. Open to everyone.
