Adult Programs, Bible Studies, and Prayer Groups
Sunday morning Bible Study
Saint Andrew’s Sunday morning Bible Study meets at 9:50 AM in the Parlor, on the 1st floor of the Old Rectory. Everyone is welcome. In the Fall of 2015 we are reading and discussing the Acts of the Apostles.
Friday Morning Bible Study
Saint Andrew's Friday Bible Study Group meets at the Panera Restaurant, at the Waterworks Mall, Freeport Road, from 7:30 - 8:30 AM. Contact Garrett Yates if you'd like to learn more, cgarrettyates@gmail.com.
Sunday Morning “Coffee and Conversation"
Most Sunday mornings in the hour between the two services we have a Coffee Circle for sometimes casual, sometimes more formally structured conversational presentations led by the Rector or Special Guests. We meet at 10 a.m. in Barley Hall, downstairs in the Parish House.
A Prayer of Quiet: Wednesday Evening Centering Prayer
During the 1970s a group of Trappist monks at St Joseph's Abbey in Spencer, Massachusetts developed a contemplative practice called Centering Prayer. This simple method of silent prayer is based upon The Cloud of Unknowing, a 14th century classic. If you are interested experiencing this prayer of quiet with others, please join us on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM in the Parlor, downstairs in the Old Rectory. Contact Susy Robison at susyrobison@yahoo.com or 412.596.7543.
Presentations, Lectures, and Study Groups
Over the course of the year special programs and opportunities for exploration of Christian faith and life are offered on a variable schedule, often including a reception or meal. Each summer we select a Summer Book to read together and then offer two midweek opportunities for "Cottage Meeting" Books Discussion evenings in the homes of parishioners. Each Fall we host the Saint Andrew's Lecture, a Friday evening event bringing speakers of regional or national interest to our Highland Park neighborhood. Each Winter and Spring, in anticipation of our bishop's annual Eastertide visitation, we offer a series of midweek "Inquirer Classes" for those wishing to learn more about Christianity, about our Anglican heritage, about the Episcopal Church, and about Saint Andrew's.
Saint Andrew’s Sunday morning Bible Study meets at 9:50 AM in the Parlor, on the 1st floor of the Old Rectory. Everyone is welcome. In the Fall of 2015 we are reading and discussing the Acts of the Apostles.
Friday Morning Bible Study
Saint Andrew's Friday Bible Study Group meets at the Panera Restaurant, at the Waterworks Mall, Freeport Road, from 7:30 - 8:30 AM. Contact Garrett Yates if you'd like to learn more, cgarrettyates@gmail.com.
Sunday Morning “Coffee and Conversation"
Most Sunday mornings in the hour between the two services we have a Coffee Circle for sometimes casual, sometimes more formally structured conversational presentations led by the Rector or Special Guests. We meet at 10 a.m. in Barley Hall, downstairs in the Parish House.
A Prayer of Quiet: Wednesday Evening Centering Prayer
During the 1970s a group of Trappist monks at St Joseph's Abbey in Spencer, Massachusetts developed a contemplative practice called Centering Prayer. This simple method of silent prayer is based upon The Cloud of Unknowing, a 14th century classic. If you are interested experiencing this prayer of quiet with others, please join us on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM in the Parlor, downstairs in the Old Rectory. Contact Susy Robison at susyrobison@yahoo.com or 412.596.7543.
Presentations, Lectures, and Study Groups
Over the course of the year special programs and opportunities for exploration of Christian faith and life are offered on a variable schedule, often including a reception or meal. Each summer we select a Summer Book to read together and then offer two midweek opportunities for "Cottage Meeting" Books Discussion evenings in the homes of parishioners. Each Fall we host the Saint Andrew's Lecture, a Friday evening event bringing speakers of regional or national interest to our Highland Park neighborhood. Each Winter and Spring, in anticipation of our bishop's annual Eastertide visitation, we offer a series of midweek "Inquirer Classes" for those wishing to learn more about Christianity, about our Anglican heritage, about the Episcopal Church, and about Saint Andrew's.
