Prom Closet 2023
Prom Closet changes lives by providing prom attire and accessories, free of charge, to girls around the region and state. Prom dreams come true as girls find their perfect look. Get involved by shopping, donating, or volunteering! To learn more about Prom Closet, click here.
Online and In-Person Weekly Worship
Our campus will be open with various Children's and Students events as well as worship every week. While we know some may wear masks and others may not, all are welcome. We thank you for your grace & flexibility through all the different health protocols.
Sanctuary: Sunday at 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Smith Worship Center: Saturday at 5:30 p.m. | Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
Live Broadcast FacebookLiveStream Page
Click here to learn more about St. Andrew’s Denominational Decision.
This Weekend in Worship
The Christ: The King of Kings and Lord of Lords
We talk a lot about kingdoms. But you cannot have a kingdom without a king. Who is the king, not just of our private hearts, but the entire world? From the beginning, God’s design was to be the people’s King. There is no other solution; no other authority is worthy. Jesus is the King and has been given all authority over creation, in heaven and on earth (Matthew 28:18). The authority does not solely lie within the past (tradition) or the future (progress) or a strongman leader who will save us. Rather, Jesus is the authority. Only Jesus can save us, and he has already done so through the cross. It is only when we stop looking to other authorities, and even to ourselves as authorities, and recognize Jesus as the authority of our lives, that the problems of the world abate, and we discover peace. Jesus is clear: the Kingdom of God is not found in the formation of political systems and in the exercise of human power, no matter how noble the intent. The Kingdom of God is only found in the presence of God and is only built by Jesus (Matt 16:18). Jesus is the only good, true, and beautiful source of authority.
2/11/2023 | 5:30 PM | Rev. Arthur Jones | Traditional
2/12/2023 | 9:30 AM | Rev. Arthur Jones | Traditional
2/12/2023 | 9:30 AM | Rev. Jimmy Decker | Contemporary
2/12/2023 | 11:00 AM | Rev. Arthur Jones | Contemporary
Who We Are
Like our namesake the apostle Andrew, we love to invite and connect others to Jesus, and to take risks in faith that grow God's kingdom.
We are a church that welcomes the skeptic, works to strengthen the family, and is committed to being externally focused and evangelistic. We desire to impact the world in community through service and witness.
Coming Up Soon
February 22, 2023
Pancake Supper provided by the Methodist Men and live entertainment by the Children’s Team including music, trivia contest and more.
Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30 p.m., Piro Hall, March 1-29
Scripture based study with virtual visits through the Holy Land. Bring your Bible and invite a friend.
January 14-22
Drop off dresses, shoes, and accessories in North Lobby through February 16.
February 6-18, Smith Worship Center
Prom Closet relies on volunteers, and we need you!
Sundays, 9:30 A.M.
We encourage our church family to invite friends and family to church on Second Sundays of each month!
January 22 - May 21
In Confirmation, eighth-graders learn about the meaning of their faith, the history and teachings of the UMC, and baptismal and membership vows.
Sundays, January 8-May 21, 9:30 a.m., Piro Hall.
Rev. Lauren Gerlach invites you to join her in the new format of The Root.
February 7, 8, 9, 11 and 13-18, 2023
Prom Closet changes lives by providing prom attire and accessories, at no cost, to girls around the region and state. Donate or volunteer!
Connect
Being in community with other Christians is critical to your spiritual growth. Whether you are interested in children, students, adults or families, new or a long-time member, you can find a place to connect. Take the next step in your faith journey by getting more involved.
Congregational Care
Are you or is a loved one facing illness, life changes, employment challenges, or feelings of being lost?
We ARe here for you.
Please contact us when you or a loved one can benefit from care. We offer counseling and referral services, including community resources. Click the links below for more info.
Serve
In Jesus, God became one of us, and through the Holy Spirit is active in the world, changing hearts and lives. The ripple effect of each person making his and her unique contribution is resulting in a revolution of Christ’s love being felt in tangible, life-changing ways.
Whether you can volunteer each week or only a few hours every once in a while, consider making the kind of impact that only you can make. Your life and this world will never be the same!
Latest Stories
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