Welcome home, beloved.
Sunday Worship at 10:00 a.m. (Sanctuary)
Contemplative Eucharist, Third Sundays at 8:30 a.m. (Chapel)
Weekly Worship
Lenten Midweek Eucharists
Wednesdays in Lent, through March 24, at 12:00 p.m. (Chapel)
Corner of W. Market St. and S. Tremont Dr.
You are invited to a holy and life-giving Lent. Join us Wednesdays in Lent for a midweek Noonday Eucharist. We will meet in the Chapel (corner of W. Market and S. Tremont) at noon. All are welcome.
Holy Week and Easter
Palm Sunday
March 29, 10 a.m. (Sanctuary)
The Palm Sunday liturgy marks the beginning of Holy Week. In this service, we journey with Jesus as he is welcomed in triumph upon entering Jerusalem and then rejected and crucified at Golgotha (or “Place of a Skull”) outside the gates of the city. The reading of Christ’s passion sets forth the central act of God’s love for humankind, and through it we come to know the reality of God’s saving action in our lives.
Holy Wednesday:
The Way of the Cross, Guided by Mother Ginny
April 1, 12 p.m. (Sanctuary)
On Wednesday of Holy Week, join us in the Sanctuary to walk The Way of the Cross. This session will be guided by Mother Ginny, beginning at 12 p.m.
Maundy Thursday Service
April 2—7:00 p.m. (Sanctuary)
Join us for our Maundy Thursday Service, in which we commemorate Jesus’ servanthood in the washing of feet and the institution of the Eucharist at the Last Supper. The word Maundy comes from the Latin mandatum novum or the new commandment. “I give you a new commandment, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another.” (John 3:34) This liturgy is filled with conflicting images. There is the joy of Communion, celebrated with all its splendor, but there is also deep sadness expressed in the stripping of the altar as we prepare the church for Good Friday, for the agony in the garden, and the arrest and betrayal of Jesus.
Good Friday Worship
April 3, 12 p.m. (Chapel)
On this most solemn fast day of the church year, we gather to remember Christ’s suffering and death on the cross. In preparation for Good Friday services, all decorations have been removed. The inexorable truth of Good Friday is that death precedes resurrection. Join us in the Chapel at noon.
Good Friday: The Way of the Cross (Self-Guided)
April 3—12:00–3:00 p.m. (Sanctuary)
In addition to our service at noon in the Chapel, you are invited to prayer, meditation, and walking The Way of the Cross (self-guided) in our Sanctuary on Good Friday, 12–3 p.m.
Easter Sunday Service
April 5, 10 a.m. (Sanctuary)
Prelude: 9:50 a.m.
Arrive early for the flowering of the cross and brass and organ prelude music.
Stay for an Easter Egg Hunt for Children and a Festive Reception for All!
On Easter Sunday we will welcome all to celebrate the risen Christ with joy. A brass and organ prelude will be offered in the 10 minutes before worship. You are invited to bring flowers to add to the cross outside and bells to ring. Nursery care will be provided. Our school-age children will stay in church for this special day of worship. We will have bags for them to decorate, butterflies for them to color, bells to ring each time we hear the word “Alleluia,” and other fun ways for children to participate in the service. Join us afterward for an Easter Egg Hunt and a Festive Coffee Hour.
Announcements
Courage: Mental Health and Wholeness—All-Parish Formation after Worship
March 22 after 10 a.m. Worship (Cloister)
Please join us for a panel presentation around themes of courage in mental / emotional health and wholeness. The panel will include three of our parishioners who are mental health professionals, and it will be moderated by Rev. Ginny. Participants include Susan McMullen, PhD, Clinical Psychologist (retired); Claude Ragan, PhD, Clinical Psychologist; and Phil Barrineau, PhD, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor.
Forty Days of Feeding the Hungry
40 Pounds of Food or $40 Donated to Feed the Hungry
Donate to “St. Andrew’s Food Insecurity”
To meet our long-standing commitment to feeding the hungry, we need you! We are challenging everyone in the congregation to collect 40 pounds of food or give $40 to support our feeding ministry during Lent. Look for donation boxes in the Parish Hall. Checks can be made out to “St. Andrew’s Food Insecurity.” Also, the food pantry that we support with our Burgundy Bags, and which serves 6,000 clients each month, is in a time of transition. At the end of February, the pantry will continue at the same location with the same staff and mission, but move out from One Step Further to operate under a new name, “Simple Ways.” The Simple Ways food pantry needs an infusion of funds to get established and is asking funding partners like St. Andrew’s for immediate support so there is no gap in feeding our neighbors. If you can help with an additional donation, please contact Doug Sanecki, our Outreach Chair.
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.
Simple Ways Food Pantry
Did you know that the food pantry we support with our “Burgundy Bag” ministry serves 6,000 clients each month? It is a lifeline for many individuals and families. The Simple Ways food pantry, formerly part of One Step Further, is the new name for the familiar feeding ministry which started at St. Andrew’s and is 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). Food and monetary donations are also welcome. If you can help, please contact the director, Susan Cox.
At St. Andrew’s, our Burgundy Bag food collection is 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.