Visitor’s Coffee will be Sunday, November 5, 9:00 a.m. Are you a visitor who’d like to learn more about St. Andrews? Join us in the narthex parlor for coffee, pastries, and a chance to meet some of our congregation’s leaders. Learn more about what it means to be Presbyterian and get information on opportunities to get engaged in the church’s many activities. If you have any questions, contact Paige at paigemk@gmail.com or 404-895-4210. We look forward to getting to know you better!

 Combined Sunday School Class Re:Form Traditions: Come to the high school room during the Sunday school hour to learn about the reformed tradition. The session will start with a video, have an activity and discussion. This class is for adults and the youth in grades 6-12

Glory to God (G2G) Kids started a new year on Oct. 1.  We continue this  Sunday, Nov. 5, 3 p.m. in the choir room with music, crafts, mission projects, and snacks for kids pre-K to fifth grade. 

We’ve changed the day we meet and done a little retooling on our format, but we still are committed to our kids learning to sing and lead in church worship.  We are gearing up for the Advent and Christmas season, and we are adding a mission project for the month of November.

Our kids will be helping our new mission, Clifton Sanctuary Ministries, by assembling Toiletry Bags.  By putting together a plastic bag that contains a toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, soap and shampoo, our kids will help new guests as they arrive at Clifton in need of shelter and a new beginning.

Please donate the requested items this Sunday, Nov. 5 and next Sunday, Nov. 12.    There will be a box in the narthex to collect donations.

Any child is welcomed!  We hope to see lots of kids this Sunday at 3 p.m. and into the Advent season.

Get ready for the upcoming holidays by purchasing organic coffee, tea and chocolate grown by family farmers and sold through the Presbyterian Coffee Project. Forms are in the narthex or from Mary Evans 770-493-9489.  Orders are due by Nov. 12

Join us in the Meeting Room on Thursday, November 9th from 9:00 am until 3:30 pm for AARP’s Safe Driver Class. The class is open to drivers over 25 years old, and the cost is $15 for AARP members, and $20 for non members. Most auto insurers will give a discounted rate to those who have completed the course. Contact J. C. Edwards to reserve your spot 770-493-8550

Thank you to all who have already pledged and turned in Time and Talent covenants. It’s not too late to make your commitment to share your gifts and financial support of the ministry of St. Andrews. If you’d like to turn in a pledge electronically/virtually please contact our Financial Administrator or by visiting our website. Additional information about our 2018 budget and generosity campaign is available in the narthex or by contacting the church office by phone 770-938-2833 or email

Nursery Volunteers Needed We’ve got more and more little ones joining us on Sunday mornings and we need you to take a turn hanging out with them in the nursery during Sunday School and Worship. Please follow this link to sign up for a date to help out. If you have any questions please contact Jill Jarvis at 404-923-3370 or Steve Sankey.

Hawks Game Join us for a fun night out at the Atlanta Hawks Game on December 20th. Tickets are $20. $25 for a ticket and a t-shirt. For more information, click here. To sign-up online, click here. The deadline to sign up is Sunday, November 12th

Clifton Sanctuary Ministries The youth group will be serving this Sunday, October 22nd, at Clifton Sanctuary Ministries. All church members are invited to join us. Meet at the church in the youth lounge at 4:00 pm. Please bring $5 to help with the cost of providing the meal. We will have dinner at Clifton Sanctuary. Come see what ministering at Clifton is all about.

On October 29th, we are celebrating St. Andrews Annual Kirking of the Tartans.  While our members come from a wide diversity of countries and ethnicities, the Presbyterian Church traces its roots back to  Scotland. So, we will celebrate with special music including bagpipes and a shortbread reception after the worship service in Heffner Hall.  Please bake a dozen (or two) shortbread cookies and bring them for the reception.