Taizé Worship
Mar
1

Taizé Worship

Every first Sunday of the month at 7:00 pm we hold a Taizé worship service in the Fellowship Hall. The service is meditative, quiet and reflective. It includes simple, repetitive songs, periods of silence, Scripture readings and candlelight. Our focus is on peace, reconciliation, and listening to God’s Spirit through silence and song. This practice is based on the style of prayer of the Taizé Community, an ecumenical monastic community in France.

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Taizé Worship
Apr
5

Taizé Worship

Every first Sunday of the month at 7:00 pm we hold a Taizé worship service in the Fellowship Hall. The service is meditative, quiet and reflective. It includes simple, repetitive songs, periods of silence, Scripture readings and candlelight. Our focus is on peace, reconciliation, and listening to God’s Spirit through silence and song. This practice is based on the style of prayer of the Taizé Community, an ecumenical monastic community in France.

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Taizé Worship
May
3

Taizé Worship

Every first Sunday of the month at 7:00 pm we hold a Taizé worship service in the Fellowship Hall. The service is meditative, quiet and reflective. It includes simple, repetitive songs, periods of silence, Scripture readings and candlelight. Our focus is on peace, reconciliation, and listening to God’s Spirit through silence and song. This practice is based on the style of prayer of the Taizé Community, an ecumenical monastic community in France.

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Taizé Worship
Feb
1

Taizé Worship

Every first Sunday of the month at 7:00 pm we hold a Taizé worship service in the Fellowship Hall. The service is meditative, quiet and reflective. It includes simple, repetitive songs, periods of silence, Scripture readings and candlelight. Our focus is on peace, reconciliation, and listening to God’s Spirit through silence and song. This practice is based on the style of prayer of the Taizé Community, an ecumenical monastic community in France.

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Inquirer's Lunch
Jan
24

Inquirer's Lunch

A lunch to learn more about St. Andrew’s and connect with Pastor Jen and Elders. Also you will meet fellow online attendees, share your story (if you’d like), and explore if we’re a good fit-no pressure!

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Taizé Worship
Jan
4

Taizé Worship

Every first Sunday of the month at 7:00 pm we hold a Taizé worship service in the Fellowship Hall. The service is meditative, quiet and reflective. It includes simple, repetitive songs, periods of silence, Scripture readings and candlelight. Our focus is on peace, reconciliation, and listening to God’s Spirit through silence and song. This practice is based on the style of prayer of the Taizé Community, an ecumenical monastic community in France.

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Christmas Eve Service
Dec
24

Christmas Eve Service

Join us on Christmas Eve as we gather to celebrate the night when heaven met earth in the most unexpected way—not in power or splendor, but in a vulnerable child born to refugee parents. We'll sing familiar carols by candlelight, hear the ancient story that somehow never gets old, and make space for wonder. Whether you've been coming to church your whole life or this is your first time in years, you're welcome here. Come share in the joy, the mystery, and the light.

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Longest Night
Dec
18

Longest Night

If you're craving quiet in the midst of holiday noise, join us for a Longest Night service. As we mark the longest night of the year, we'll gather for candlelight, silence, and songs—a chance to simply be still and reflect when the world around us won't stop moving. Whether you're carrying something heavy or just need space to breathe, come as you are. No forced cheer, just honest presence.

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Tamalada
Dec
13

Tamalada

Join us on Saturday, December 13th at 10am in the Kitchen at St. Andrew’s for our Annual Tamalada! This is a great way to support Transition House with a fun party making tamales!

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Taizé Worship
Dec
7

Taizé Worship

Every first Sunday of the month at 7:00 pm we hold a Taizé worship service in the Fellowship Hall. The service is meditative, quiet and reflective. It includes simple, repetitive songs, periods of silence, Scripture readings and candlelight. Our focus is on peace, reconciliation, and listening to God’s Spirit through silence and song. This practice is based on the style of prayer of the Taizé Community, an ecumenical monastic community in France.

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