“Communicating with God by Knee-mail”
With Rev. Charles Stokes

Prayer is not a toll-free number. It is not a lamp that can be rubbed and a genie pops out. It is not just 911 to be called in emergencies. It is communicating on an on-going basis with God. How is your prayer life? Sometimes it helps to put both knees down when we pray. In today’s vernacular, I guess we can call that a knee-mail to God. See you in church.

On this Memorial weekend, we will take time in Saturday worship to remember those who have died in serving our country. We will also recognize each branch of the service in appreciation for all who have served.

Saturday

5:30 p.m. in Wesley Hall

The Saturday evening service features traditional Christ-centered, biblically-based sermons, along with a relaxed atmosphere and casual dress. You will experience a variety of worship music from various ensembles, soloists, and instrumentalists. Saturday night is truly alive at St. Andrew!

“This is Our Prayer”
With Rev. Robert Hasley

If we are honest with ourselves, we have lots of questions swirling around the topic of prayer. What is it really? What should we pray for? Does it make a difference? Prayer not only has the power to change life, prayer can transform a world and be an instrument of God’s amazing grace.

Sunday

7:50 a.m. in Festival Hall

Jump start your day with the Early Service. Relevant, Bible-centered worship blends traditional and contemporary elements, and Communion is an important part of service each week. Let your spirit be renewed in this intimate and spiritual gathering.

9:30 & 11:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary

These progressive-traditional worship experiences are designed for people of all ages and in all stages of their faith journeys. Powerful music from the Chancel Choir, music ensembles and inspirational, engaging sermons combine to give glory to God and witness to our hope in Jesus Christ.