Worship Sundays 10:30am — Holy Eucharist Rite II

All are Welcome, Always

The style and content of the services at Saint Andrew’s is shaped by the ancient experience of the church and by the present realities of the world. The Holy Eucharist has been the principal act of Christian worship , in some form or another, since the days of the early church when the apostles followed Jesus' instructions to break bread and share wine in remembrance of him.  And so this service of praise and thanksgiving is at the very center of our common life at Saint Andrew’s as it is throughout the church.

In the Eucharist, we are invited into the mystery of God's love: that God gave his Son to live and die for the salvation of the world and sent his Holy Spirit to enable, empower, and enliven us in the work of building up his kingdom.  When we bring offerings of praise and thanksgiving to the Table - in prayer and song, bread and wine, and in our gifts of money - we pray that God strengthens us to follow the most basic commandment: to love him and to love our neighbors as ourselves. Through worship, we are sent out into the world to love others and invite all people to God’s table.