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Journey with us through topics of faith, spirituality, and love. Listen to the weekly sermon from the pulpit, St. Andrew's Spotlight – a program highlighting faith-in-action and discussions at our Trailside Thursday Forum each week. Join us Sundays at 8 am, 10:15 am, or at Trailside Thursdays at 5:30 pm, either in-person or online. We seek God's healing love and share that love with all by growing in relationship with God, each other, and our neighbors. More information at standrewkc.org
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Cathy Moseley is the coordinator for St. Andrew's Pet Ministry, which works with pet outreach organizations, helping local families with pet food, pet supplies for outdoor safety, and pet healthcare needs. St. Andrew's partners with Lucky 13 Pet Rescue, Rose Brooks Pet Shelter, Pet Resource Center, Uplift, and Pawsperity to provide essentials to pets and those who love them. Each September, we attend Brookside's beloved Strutt with Your Mutt and offer pet blessings along the route.
Join us for this in-depth conversation about how God reaches us through our beloved pets and how we are blessed to have them in our lives. For more information on volunteering, or to share your pet story, contact Cathy at Petministry7@gmail.com.
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As we launch Season 2 of St. Andrew's Spotlight, Fr. John Spicer joins Dcn. Adam James and Jen Sackhoff to reflect on his sabbatical experience. He shares his insight on the spiritual experiences of pilgrimage and resting. Presiding Bishop Michael Curry calls for "Rest" as one of his recommended spiritual practices for a Jesus-centered life. Learn more here: The Way of Love
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"I look to history –– Jesus came during a very difficult time, when people were struggling, and politics were grim. You can find the parallels in our Christian faith in today's time and that gives me hope to reflect when I'm struggling through things ... I think everybody thinks every time is 'unique' and this time does feel particularly fraught... but as you go back to history, you'll find it was also bad, but faith continues to triumph over evil."
For more information on St. Andrew's and Advent, check out our website: standrewkc.org/advent
Our Love in Action sermon series began with Father John reflecting on what matters most: connecting with friends and family, serving people in need, and giving thanks to God for our blessings.
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At St. Andrew's, we seek God's healing love and share that love with all by growing in relationship with God, each other, and our neighbors.
Each Thursday evening at Trailside, we’ll go over the Good Book Club readings from the past week, bring in some insights from biblical criticism, and explore how the readings speak to us about our personal lives, the life of our church, and the well-being of the world around us.
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At St. Andrew's, we seek God's healing love and share that love with all by growing in relationship with God, each other, and our neighbors.
For the fifth and final session of Trailside Thursdays' Melodies of Faith, Rabbi Alan Londy from New Reform Temple joined us and took us on a journey through Judaic Sacred Music. Please enjoy this encore of the presentation that happened on Thursday, February 15, 2024.
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At St. Andrew's, we seek God's healing love and share that love with all by growing in relationship with God, each other, and our neighbors.
"For All The Saints..." is a podcast devotional that sheds light on the holy women and men of our yearly church calendar. Listen to new episodes each Wednesday on our St. Andrew's Episcopal Church channel.
"For All The Saints..." is a podcast devotional that sheds light on the holy women and men of our yearly church calendar. Listen to new episodes each Wednesday on our St. Andrew's Episcopal Church channel.
"For All The Saints..." is a podcast devotional that sheds light on the holy women and men of our yearly church calendar. Listen to new episodes each Wednesday on our St. Andrew's Episcopal Church channel.
"Do I Have Purpose?" is the question Fr. John Coil reflected upon in his sermon for the fifth and final week of our sermon series, "Is It Well With My Soul?" In his reflection, he shared a personal story about his father's constant grappling with God's call for his purpose in his life.
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At St. Andrew's, we seek God's healing love and share that love with all by growing in relationship with God, each other, and our neighbors.
"For All The Saints..." is a podcast devotional that sheds light on the holy women and men of our yearly church calendar. Listen to new episodes each Wednesday on our St. Andrew's Episcopal Church channel.
For the second session of learning about the conflict in the Holy Lands, the Very Rev. Dr. Don Compier presented on the issue of Christian ethics, specifically through the lens of The Episcopal Church, and how we can use this as a guide for thoughtful responses to war and geopolitical conflicts.
"For All The Saints..." is a podcast devotional that sheds light on the holy women and men of our yearly church calendar. Listen to new episodes each Wednesday on our St. Andrew's Episcopal Church channel.
For the third message in our sermon series, "Is It Well With My Soul?" Fr. John expands on "Am I On My Own?" Asking the tough question about loss and grief when a loved one dies. While sharing a personal story for All Saints' Sunday about the loss of his grandparents, Fr. John reminds us about reunification in eternal life in heaven.
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At St. Andrew's, we seek God's healing love and share that love with all by growing in relationship with God, each other, and our neighbors.
"For All The Saints..." is a podcast devotional that sheds light on the holy women and men of our yearly church calendar. Listen to new episodes each Wednesday on our St. Andrew's Episcopal Church channel.
For the second message in our sermon series, "Is It Well With My Soul?" Mtr. Rita expands on "Where's My Community" while examining the Gospel of Matthew 22:34-46. Where Jesus gives us his two greatest commandments, "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and soul, and with all your mind. And, you shall love your neighbor as yourself."
For more information on St. Andrew's, check out our linktree: linktr.ee/standrewskc
At St. Andrew's, we seek God's healing love and share that love with all by growing in relationship with God, each other, and our neighbors.
For Episode 4 of Discovery, Fr. John discusses the formation and use of the Nicene and Apostle's Creeds and how The Episcopal Church is covenantal.
For Episode 3 of Discovery, parishioner Mtr. Rita takes us through what sacraments mean and how we connect with God through these special moments in life.
For Episode 2 of Discovery, parishioner Susan Paynter helps us explore the Book of Common Prayer, its history, and its use in the church today. Mtr. Jean dives into scripture and explains how it forms our faith.
For Episode 1 of Discovery, we explore our Anglican identity and what that means in the greater context of Christianity. Fr. John presents the history of The Episcopal Church and aspects unique to Anglican Tradition.
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