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Episcopal Church Women
Coffee Hour
Seven at Six Dinners
Church Family Nights

Episcopal Church Women (ECW)
This group affiliates itself with the national ECW and strives to promote the Christian faith in the community and beyond. At St. Andrew's all women who attend are automatically members of this group.

Episcopal Church Women's Prayer
Almighty God, we pray that you will bless our work in mission and ministry in the world. Make us so thankful for the power of your love, given through your son, Jesus, that we may pray, labor and give liberally to make known that love throughout the world. Bless us that our lives may shine forth the joy and wonder we share in your name. Amen.

About Our Logo:
The Cross represents Christ and our service to Him in the world. The Circle stands for our hope for wholeness in our lives. The out flowing lines from the center depict the many works of the Episcopal Church Women, going out into the world. The intertwined lines represent our lives centered in Christ.

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Coffee Hour
Coffee hour takes place after each Sunday service. We have a wonderful variety of refreshments each week provided by different members. It is a time for fellowship and friendship.

Seven at Six Dinners
At St. Andrew's we seek to forge deepening relationships in the body of Christ while continuing to celebrate our diversity. Our Seven at Six potluck dinners are a recent addition to continue this deepening fellowship. The dinner groups have an odd number to promote mixing of single individuals and couples, hence "seven;" and they meet in the evening, hence "six." The congregation has benefited from this activity because often we see our fellow parishioners for brief moments on Sundays, whereas Seven at Six carries through for about three or four months with dinner about once a month.

Church Family Nights
Church Family Nights gather the congregation to celebrate the larger family we share in at St. Andrew's. Everyone from a few months old to folks in their golden years are invited to these fun filled dinners and activity nights at the church. Each month's activity focuses on the season and provides an opportunity for families to fellowship with one another. As an example, one activity was making family festive plates for in home celebrations. Each family was asked to bring and share stories about piece of family heirloom china to underscore the importance and meaning of gathering to break bread as a family.