Messy Church is coming to St. Andrew! In February 2026, we will begin having monthly Messy Church gatherings, joining this growing global movement that sets aside time and space where fun, faith, and all-ages community comes together, worshipping and learning in a hands-on way. We hope you and your family will join us for Messy Church.

Our theme for our first gathering is “Love Your Neighbor!”

Click here to sign up to help with hospitality, activities, or kitchen and clean up!

We would love for your family to join us at St. Andrew for a morning of holiday fun: seasonal crafts and activities, food, and pictures with Santa! Breakfast will be served until 11 am.

Sign up here!

We also need volunteers to make it all possible! Sign up here to help out.

Our congregation and neighborhood are all invited for a fun afternoon of trick or treating from trunk to trunk in St. Andrew’s parking lot!

Hamburger or hot dog bag lunches will be available for $5.

Sign up for a trunk here!

Join us for dinner and bingo!  The menu is Baked Ziti, Garlic Bread, Salad and Ice Cream Sundaes.

Sign up here!

We will also be collecting supplies for our preschool: We will be collecting the supplies listed below for our Pre-School.

• band-aids (fun preschool theme ones)

• hand soap (foam)

• white cardstock

• colored cardstock

• cotton balls

• q-tips

• pipe cleaners

• spray cleaner (method is a good brand for us to use)

• hand sanitizer (gel or foam)

• Mavalous Tape (discount school supply website, 3 for $19.99)

• Oriental Trading stickers-1 1/2" size, 100 count, bugs, holidays, animals, planets, stars, fun themes, etc

Join us in worship as we pray over our children and educators returning to school for the coming school year.

On June 29, we will have ONE SERVICE at 10 am, in which the children will sing. Following the service, we will have a celebration of our 2025 Vacation Bible School in the Community Room with donuts

Let the St. Andrew youth give you an evening to yourselves! Sign up by clicking here.

Begin Holy Week together with a children’s parade in worship, celebrating Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem with palm branches.