Our doors are now open for public Sunday worship services at 9:30am and 11:30am (the 11.30 service is also available on Zoom; the link is available on the welcome page).
Worship in Saint Andrew's encompasses a number of different forms and styles, drawing creatively on the rich liturgical and musical heritage of Anglicanism in conjunction with a range of wider Christian sources.
Worship in Saint Andrew's encompasses a number of different forms and styles, drawing creatively on the rich liturgical and musical heritage of Anglicanism in conjunction with a range of wider Christian sources.
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A feature of morning worship in Saint Andrew's is the ministry of preaching and teaching which lies at its heart.
Prior to the pandemic, upwards of 100 members gathered around the Lord's table to share in the Eucharist together during our main Sunday service. This service is normally led by a robed choir and a team of worship leaders, lay and clerical, and incorporated contemporary liturgies and a wide variety of musical styles. |
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Current Restrictions
As a result of recent Government health guidelines and on instruction from the College of Bishops, all services of public worship at Saint Andrew’s, St Andrews and other Episcopal churches in our Diocese must adhere to public safety mandates. The following regulations remain in place:
Additionally, all gatherings of groups within the congregation such as Ministry Team, Vestry, Choir, home-groups and others are cancelled for the foreseeable future, and these groups should not meet in person.
For more detailed information on the SEC response, click here.
- Face masks are mandatory
- We can accommodate up to 50 people at one time, so two services are being offered until restrictions lift.
- Please adhere to attending the service to which you have been assigned.
- Provisions for Young Church are in the works, please watch your email.
Additionally, all gatherings of groups within the congregation such as Ministry Team, Vestry, Choir, home-groups and others are cancelled for the foreseeable future, and these groups should not meet in person.
For more detailed information on the SEC response, click here.