Yogadevotion classes are offered as part of the healing ministries of St. Andrew’s Congregational Care Team. We invite all to move mind, body, and spirit in awareness of God's presence through gentle, breath-guided practice. No experience is necessary!Two classes are offered each week at St. Andrew's (Monday morning and Tuesday evening). Both are hybrid classes—you […]
Meet other families with little ones and allow kids to socialize and burn off energy during parent/guardian supervised open gym time.St. Andrew’s Gym, Youth & Sports Center.Enter through Door 3 off the East Ave. parking lot.If you’re dropping off a preschooler at 9am, please feel free to come anytime after 9am, however staff may not […]
Monday at 1:00 p.m. The one-hour interactive workshop via Zoom covers what baptism is, what it means for you and/or your child, tips for raising a family of faith, and what the day of baptism will look like. The class will cover: What baptism means in the Lutheran tradition, how to prepare for your child's […]
This fall and winter, join Mike Carlson, Lead Pastor of St. Andrew’s, at 2pm on Mondays in the Fellowship Hall for Flourish in the Word. You’ll cover preaching texts, have an open forum for conversation, and wrestle tough topics together. Note: Skip dates are December 23, 30, 2024, January 20, February 17, 2025.
MONDAYS | Sanctuary Fellowship Hall or Room 201 (alternate) September 16, 2024 - November 25, 2024 Skip Dates: October 21, November 18 Ignite your faith at this weekly Monday night Bible Study! Open to men and women, and people of all ages, Teaching Pastor Amy Mihelich Smith and dive into big questions of our faith, […]
The Environmental Stewardship Team (EST) monthly meeting is held the fourth Monday of the month in the Pastors Family Room of the Sanctuary Building. Meetings are also available via Zoom.
Hybrid: Zoom and In Person with Pastor Emeritus John Straiton Join Pastor Emeritus John Straiton for Men's Morning Bible Study live, on Zoom, and in person in the Fellowship Hall on Tuesday mornings at 7am. Pastors Brian Norsman and John Swanson host in person each week as men gather around tables in fellowship and to […]
Yogadevotion classes are offered as part of the healing ministries of St. Andrew’s Congregational Care Team. We invite all to move mind, body, and spirit in awareness of God's presence through gentle, breath-guided practice. No experience is necessary!Two classes are offered each week at St. Andrew's (Monday morning and Tuesday evening). Both are hybrid classes—you […]
This revamped Wednesday after-school program celebrates the fusion of community, enrichment, and fun! Engage in large group games, explore a new activity/skill, enjoy nutritious snacks, and free time. Registration requested, but not required. Please RSVP for this FREE program using button below.
All ages are invited to kick off the Advent season with crafts! Explore the makerspace where you can create an item to help your household bring "The Thrill of Hope" into the season. Activities will be available to do at church, as well as some to take home, too. All activities will take place in […]
Wednesday Night Dinner – Runs September 11, 2024 - May 7, 2025 Wednesday night is church night! We serve a delicious meal (made in house!) for children, adults, and families participating in Wednesday programs (including kids and adult choirs, Confirmation, and LIFEU) and anyone looking for a break from cooking. Dinner is available 4:45-6:15pm in […]
Open to adults, the handbell choir rings once-a-month during the 9 and 10:30am worship services, as well as for Christmas events. Rehearsals are Wednesday evenings from 6:15–7:15pm. In addition to regular handbell ringers, experienced ringers are needed as substitutes. Contact Andrew Haase, Music Director 651.762.9123. No handbell rehearsals on 12/15/14 and 1/1/25.
Friday, February 27 • 7pm
Cameron Wright presents Songs My Grandmother Loved, a show that reaches back into American history, defying stereotypes and genres and highlighting songs and performers that have influenced Cameron and have moved us all.