During the three years of Confirmation, Middle School students begin their own faith journey—learning what it means to be a Christian, the distinctions of the Lutheran faith, and what it means to live out their faith every day.
During the three years of Confirmation, Middle School students begin their own faith journey—learning what it means to be a Christian, the distinctions of the Lutheran faith, and what it means to live out their faith every day.
During the three years of Confirmation, Middle School students begin their own faith journey—learning what it means to be a Christian, the distinctions of the Lutheran faith, and what it means to live out their faith every day.
During the three years of Confirmation, Middle School students begin their own faith journey—learning what it means to be a Christian, the distinctions of the Lutheran faith, and what it means to live out their faith every day.
During the three years of Confirmation, Middle School students begin their own faith journey—learning what it means to be a Christian, the distinctions of the Lutheran faith, and what it means to live out their faith every day.
During the three years of Confirmation, Middle School students begin their own faith journey—learning what it means to be a Christian, the distinctions of the Lutheran faith, and what it means to live out their faith every day.
During the three years of Confirmation, Middle School students begin their own faith journey—learning what it means to be a Christian, the distinctions of the Lutheran faith, and what it means to live out their faith every day.
During the three years of Confirmation, Middle School students begin their own faith journey—learning what it means to be a Christian, the distinctions of the Lutheran faith, and what it means to live out their faith every day.
During the three years of Confirmation, Middle School students begin their own faith journey—learning what it means to be a Christian, the distinctions of the Lutheran faith, and what it means to live out their faith every day.
Calling all High Schoolers—come 'lock-in' with your friends! Games, pizza, snacks, Bible study, and more! Come hang out!
On Caring for Creation weekend, the theme for services is helping creation flourish, with Pastor Mike preaching. On Sunday morning, tables in the Gathering Space will represent Master Gardeners, Citizens Utility Board, Green Burials, ELCA Synod Creation Work Group, CCL, Sustainable Stillwater, Northeast Metro Climate Action, and Inclusion Ministry. The EST will also be giving […]
St. Andrew’s Boy Scouts Troop 89 will sell Christmas wreaths and sprays on Sunday morning, November 24, outside the Sanctuary (Door 1). Items purchased are available to take home. Proceeds support scouting activities, camps, and leadership programs throughout the year.
St. Andrew’s is CLOSED for the Monday following Easter.
For urgent pastoral care concerns, contact the Pastor on Call at 651.762.9137.
General messages can be left at 651.426.3261 or office@saintandrews.org and will be reviewed on Tuesday, April 7.