Welcome home, beloved.
Sunday Worship at 10:00 a.m. (Sanctuary)
Contemplative Eucharist, Third Sundays at 8:30 a.m. (Chapel)
Worship
All Are Welcome for Weekly Worship
Sundays, 10 a.m. (Sanctuary & Online)
Contemplative Eucharist, Third Sundays at 8:30 a.m. (Chapel)
Each Sunday we worship in person and online. We are always glad when you worship with us. Nursery care is available during worship, and we offer activity bags to keep little hearts and hands engaged.
Worship and Make a Difference Day of Service
Sunday, January 18
In our worship on January 18, we remember the light that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. brought into the world, with the Rev. Pamela Haynes preaching at 8:30 and 10 a.m., and special hymns from the LEVAS hymnal at 10 a.m.. After worship, we invite you to join in our all-parish Make a Difference Day service project in the Parish Hall, where we will create “Comfort Bags” to be distributed later to our neighbors experiencing houselessness. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is Monday, January 19. Make a Difference Day is an extension of the celebration and is a time for serving our community.
Contemplative Eucharist Offered
Third Sundays at 8:30 a.m. (Chapel)
We offer a Contemplative Eucharist on third Sundays at 8:30 a.m. The service is held in the Chapel and is spoken (no music), using Rite II from the Book of Common Prayer.
Announcements
Star Words & Reflection Questions
On Epiphany Sunday we introduced Star Words, distributing star-shaped cards, each with a word on one side. As we consider together what it means to Look for the Light, reflecting on these words can serve as a simple spiritual practice, inviting you to set your intention for the new year. We will offer star word reflection questions during the Season of Epiphany. This first invitation is offered here:
Look for a scripture passage that resonates with you in light of your word. Read a different biblical translation of the same passage. Did the passage help you see your word in a new way? How might God be speaking to you through this passage? Are there other places where your word appears or is illuminated in the Bible?
Walk for Peace in North Carolina
Follow the Walk for Peace on Facebook
Walk for Peace Live Map
You have probably heard by now that a group of Buddhist monks are walking 2,300 miles from Texas to Washington, D.C. to promote peace. They departed Charlotte on January 15, and their planned route has them walking through Greensboro on January 19. They may even pass right in front of St. Andrew’s. All are welcome to line the walking route and support their journey. The best way to follow the live map of the walk is to visit the ir Facebook page (linked above). We will also update our church Facebook page and website with any specifics we receive about the timing of a hoped-for walk on West Market Street.
Sign Up for Our Women’s Retreat
“GROUNDED: ROOTED WISDOM”
January 31 (9 a.m.–12 p.m.) at St. Andrew’s
Register Here
We are planning a special morning of reflection, conversation, and intention setting for the new year. Our Women’s Mini Retreat will be led by Mother Ginny and parishioner Sarah Chowning. Sign up today at the link above!
Lightbearers—Epiphany Formation
Class Begins January 25 after Worship (Cloister)
Epiphany is the season of the church year when we celebrate the manifestation of Christ as light of the world and consider how we can share Christ’s light in our lives. We will all be engaged in spreading the light as we make comfort bags for our neighbors on January 18. Then beginning January 25, we will explore what being the light looks like in practice with Mother Ginny and special speakers in the Cloister each week. Associate Choir Director Sean Toso, who shares his tremendous gifts of song and music with us in worship, will be our first speaker.
Supporting St. Andrew’s
Walk in Love: Our Giving Pledge Campaign for 2026
Visit Our Stewardship Page for 2026
Submit a Pledge Online for 2026
Therefore, be imitators of God, as beloved children, and walk in love, as Christ loved us and gave himself for us, an offering and sacrifice to God. Ephesians 5:1–2
This year’s stewardship theme, Walk in Love, invites us to reflect on our generosity as a journey. Our life together thrives because of your faithful support of St. Andrew’s. As you prayerfully consider your pledge this year, know that every gift is appreciated. Each gift matters. May we give generously and joyfully so that St. Andrew’s continues to grow in Christ’s love and compassion.
Weekly eNews & Calendars
Feed & Be Fed
The Corner Farmers Market
Saturdays, 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Corner of W. Market St. & Kensington Rd.
Worldwide, outdoor markets have flourished during the pandemic. That has certainly been the case here in Greensboro. Since moving to our parking lot, the Corner Market has welcomed new vendors and customers. The relocation could not have gone better, and the market is providing a connection point that’s open to everyone in our community, a connection that is so vital for many of us during this time—and all the time. Follow the Market’s Facebook page, or subscribe to the newsletter on their website for the weekly list of vendors.
One Step Further Food Pantry
This One Step Further Food Pantry, which started at St. Andrew’s, is now housed at Definition Church in Greensboro (1806 Merritt Dr., in the building behind the main building) and St. Stephen AME Zion Church in High Point (1012 Leonard Ave.). The pantry needs volunteers for a variety of tasks including deliveries and making phone calls (which can be done from home). If you can help, please email the director, Susan Cox
Food donations are collected at St. Andrew’s through our Burgundy Bag ministry and distributed weekly to the pantry. Most needed food items include: rice, pasta, beans (dried and canned), canned vegetables, and canned meats and fish. For more information about our collection at St. Andrew’s, contact Doug Sanecki.
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Church Information
2105 West Market Street
Greensboro, NC 27403
336-275-1651
Our chapel is open weekly for prayer and meditation on Tuesdays from 11 AM–2 PM.
Our church office is open Tuesday–Thursday from 10 AM–2 PM and by appointment. You may reach the office by phone or email Monday–Thursday.