Winter

Join us through March for activities, classes, and more.

With its long nights and quiet days, winter invites us into new rhythms and routines that make possible the rest, renewal, and rootedness our bodies and souls long for. What appears to be a season of dormancy is a time of stillness and hidden growth essential to all of life. At St. Andrew, we offer an abundance of opportunities throughout this season for self-care, spiritual growth, finding community, and serving others. Experience winter at St. Andrew, explore the joy of quiet rest, and rediscover the power and beauty of the season with a community of people who care deeply about you.

Community Potluck Supper

Come together with neighbors and friends for an evening of delicious food, meaningful conversations, and connection. If you're able, please bring a dish to share. We can't wait to see you there!

February 2 | 4:30–6 pm

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More Featured Events

January

January 5 & 12 ‣ Exploring St. Andrew led by Rev. Jerry Butler

January 10 ‣ Senior adults gather for Prime Time with a delicious lunch and entertainment

January 12 ‣ Gather with a supportive group of parents at Parenting and Beyond

January 12 ‣ Zoom group to explore Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s book, The Cost of Discipleship

January 16 ‣ Legacy Ministry sponsors Estate Planning: The Basics

January 16 ‣ In-person group to explore Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s book, The Cost of Discipleship

January 27 ‣ For kids experiencing loss or transition, we offer Good Grief

February

February 1 ‣ Faith and Sexuality workshop for Youth facilitated by Rev. Amy Stapleton, along with parent workshop

February 9 ‣ Exploring St. Andrew offered via Zoom

February 14 ‣ Senior adults gather for Prime Time with a delicious lunch and entertainment

February 14–17 ‣ Youth are invited on the annual Ski & Snowboard Trip to explore Copper and hang out

February 16 ‣ Register for Exploring Baptism

February 22 ‣ Join us for fellowship and a guest speaker at our All Church Saturday Breakfast

March/April

March 4 ‣ Pancake Supper before the beginning of Lent

March 6 ‣ Legacy Ministry presents The Future of Social Security

March 14 ‣ Senior Adults are invited to connect at Prime Time Lunch

March 26 ‣ A class for kids: Searching the Sacraments

April 4–6 ‣ Men’s Retreat: Soul Brothers: Biblical Models for Living

Lent

Pancake Supper

Tuesday, March 4 • 5 pm

A traditional pancake supper on “Mardi Gras,” or “Fat Tuesday” – a day of celebration before the beginning of Lent.

Ash Wednesday

Wednesday, March 5 • 12 pm & 7 pm

Ash Wednesday is a solemn reminder of human mortality and the need for reconciliation with God and marks the beginning of the penitential Lenten season.

Childcare available up to age 5