Registration for the 2017-2018 school year is ongoing, and will continue until all our classes are filled. We are also registering students for our Summer Camp Program which runs from June 5th – July 28th.

Registration for our Afterschool Program for next year, began on March 20th for current students, and began on March 27th for all new students. Please, contact St. Andrews School for information pertaining to both the School and Afterschool Programs at standschool@gmail.com or 770-934-1461

Tucker Day is May 13: We’re looking for volunteers to serve in shifts throughout the day at the St. Andrews booth. Help children with a simple craft, share information with their parents about upcoming family-friendly events at St. Andrews, or talk to your neighbors about all the great reasons for them to visit our great church. To volunteer for a shift or for more information, contact Paige by contacting the office for her email.(office@standrewspresbyterian.org)

 St. Andrews will once again host a CSA with Riverview Farms this year. Each week, from May through December, Riverview Farms will bring boxes of locally grown, organic produce to St. Andrews on Wednesday afternoons. Sign ups are beginning now. You may select every week or every other week for pick up. For additional information: Contact Mary by emailing the office at office@standrewspresbyterian.org to get Mary’s email or phone number.

Donations for the Easter Egg Hunt: The Egg Hunt will be Saturday, April 15 at 10 a.m. Please bring wrapped candy or other small goodies (stickers, small toys) to the basket in the Narthex for the Easter Egg hunt. The children thank you.

Our Caring for Creation Ministry would like to spotlight DeKalb County’s hazardous waste recycling day:

DeKalb County Sanitation is hosting a household hazardous waste recycling event Saturday, March 25, 2017, from 8 a.m. – noon, at the Sanitation Division’s Central Transfer Station, 3720 Leroy Scott Drive, Decatur, GA 30032. This event is free and open ONLY to DeKalb Co residents.

Acceptable hazardous materials include: aerosols, batteries, adhesives, flammables, lawn care products, fluorescent light bulbs, photo chemicals, artist supplies, paint and paint-related products (10 gal paint limit per vehicle).Unaccepted items include: agricultural waste, ammunition, pharmaceuticals, radioactive materials, biohazardous and biomedical waste. for more information please see the county’s website here.

The Kairos Sunday School class will begin a ten-week study of the book of Exodus on March 26th, using the Interpretation Bible Studies book by James D. Newsome, Professor Emeritus at Columbia Theological Seminary.

Exodus is a compelling narrative of three characters:  The God of Israel, who rescues a people in captivity after years of apparent silence; Moses, the leader of Israel, who reluctantly accepts his calling and goes on the become the giver of the Law; and the people of Israel, who struggle to be faithful to God after facing near extinction at the hands of their captors.  Exodus is a story about seeking and finding a God who redeems us in our moments of separation and sin.

The class is led by Marcia Noble and Jane Thomas, but the class members and the Holy Spirit carry the discussion through honest questioning and participative engagement.  No reading is required, so people can drop in at any point.  Come join us as we look at one of the most exciting stories in the Bible!

Left Over Treasures from the church clean-up day are available on the stage of Heffner Hall. Please take what you can use for yourself or your ministry. Items will be donated Monday, March 20th.