God's Anger
Third Sunday in Lent
March 7, 2021
Please join us every Wednesday in Lent...
Meditation & Homily
with our Pastors
Holden Evening Prayer
Beginning each Wednesday at 7:00 AM or anytime after
Keep a Holy Lent
-- IMPORTANT NOTICE --
Dear Members, Friends and Visitors to Lutheran Church of the St. Andrew,
We take seriously our role in setting an example of care for our neighbors in this time of public health concern. We have made changes to our worship schedule and meetings. Please see our changes below.
Know that if you have any needs, prayer requests, or are able to help, you can reach us by:
Email: info@saintandrewchurch.com
Phone: 615.794.1624 (Church)
OUR WORSHIP SERVICES
DUE TO THE COVID-19 VIRUS, PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING PREVENTATIVE CHANGES IN OUR WORSHIP UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Please join us for worship by LIVE-STREAMED at 8:30AM or anytime after posted on our YouTubechannel in your homes
Children's and Youth Sunday School
Please contact Liza Hawkins for more information and to participate.
Adult Sunday School Companions in Christ - Sundays at 9:45AM
All are welcome to get together for a variety of topics by clicking this link. If you are logging in via phone or app, use the meeting
ID 891 3037 2214, Password: 124712.
Adult Sunday School Bible Study - Sundays at 11:15AM
All are welcome to get together and study the readings for worship by clicking this link. If you are logging in via phone or app, use the meeting ID 850 9274 0610, lectionary.
Welcome to our website:
“The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all.”
We hear these words every Sunday at St. Andrew. Various elements of our worship service originated from the Bible ages ago – our greeting comes from 2 Corinthians 13:13. As the annotation for this verse in The New Oxford Annotated Bible says: “the grace of Christ expresses and leads one toward the love of God, and the love of God when actualized through the Spirit, produces communion with God and with one another.” To be graced by Christ with the love of God through the Spirit so that we live in communion with God and with one another is the purpose of Christian worship. “Be with you all” means we are called to welcome everyone in the name of Jesus, absolutely everyone.
You can learn more about us from our website, and we hope you will explore it. We also hope you will worship with us and give us the privilege of learning more about you.
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March 2021 newsletter,
The Messenger
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Why We Aren’t Meeting in Person (Again)
We are committed to worshipping in person again -- when it is both safe and responsible to do so.
We are commanded to love our neighbor. This often means prioritizing our neighbors who are most vulnerable: our neighbor who is more at-risk than us; our neighbor who is in the medical field, working to fight off this disease. Furthermore, the Bible teaches us that the most sacred law God gave us is to preserve life. We discerned that the best way to preserve life and love our neighbor was to not create an opportunity for a large group to gather – at least for now.
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Thank you for sharing your time, talents, and treasure through St. Andrew Church!