Everyone is welcome to join the Fidelis Sunday School Class, which meets at 9:00 am on Sunday mornings in the Library, and on Zoom (password fidelis). The class uses The Present Word series of books. This month, the study theme is The Measure of Faith. Contact Deanna Hall for more information

The class on the Book of Revelation has finished looking at the background information with Bruce Gore. After a break of 6 weeks, we will be starting to actually go through Revelation verse by verse. Please join us in the youth room starting May12th at 2:00 pm as we delve deeper into the material by Bruce Gore, facilitated by Arch Baker. Everyone is welcome, even if you have not attended any of the other classes.  

Clifton Sanctuary Ministries

There are spots available for upcoming dates to bring food to Clifton. For more information or to sign up, click here. This ministry is a very easy thing to do while maintaining your social distancing since meals are dropped off on Clifton’s front porch after calling ahead to let them know when you are coming.



A group gathers on the 4th Sunday each month after worship to make lunches for Clifton. If you are interested in helping, contact Phyllis Bearden.

Our congregation feeds the men at Clifton Sanctuary Ministries on the fourth Sunday of every month.

Join us in welcoming new members to St. Andrews! Patrick (Pat) and Bernadette Angelo joined St. Andrews on March 24th.

A Memorial Service for Marcia Noble will be held at St. Andrews on April 6th at 11:00 a.m. in the sanctuary with a reception following in Heffner Hall. Cards may be sent to: The Family of Marcia Noble, to Marcia’s address.

Through scripture, special readings, and prayer, we will follow Jesus to his death with Peter as our companion and imagine how we might have acted and behaved had we been there as one of Jesus’ followers and friends. While seated together in the sanctuary pews, we will “walk the way of sorrows” to the cross through the eyes and experiences of one of Jesus’ closest disciples. As a nod to the traditional Stations of the Cross, this service will highlight Peter’s role in the story of the crucifixion, 7:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary on March 29th

March 25, 2024

In sure and certain hope of the Resurrection through our Lord Jesus Christ, St. Andrews’ congregation extends sympathy to the family of Marcia Noble, who died yesterday evening.

Plans for a memorial service at St Andrews at a future date are underway.



Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord; they rest from their labors and their works follow them. St. Andrews Presbyterian Church

Easter Quickly Approaches Once again St. Andrews welcomes Easter with our early morning Easter Egg Hunt and Easter Breads fellowship. We welcome your help with either. Volunteers willing to help with the Egg hunt and distribution of treat bags should contact Mike Bearden. Everyone’s invited to bring hand-baked pastries and breads for the fellowship. You can drop your items off in the Meeting Room beginning at 8:00. If you’d like to help with the buffet contact Jeni Allen or LaVerne Byas-Smith.

Book Study It’s time to start reading our Spring book study selection, “What Kind of Christianity” by Rev. Dr. William Yoo. We’ve scheduled three consecutive book discussions, Sundays, April 14, 21, & 28th at 4:00 p.m. to help us digest Yoo’s three-part study. The author joins us on May 5th for a presentation and Q&A. Discounted copies of the book are available for $15 on Sunday mornings, or in the church office. Email office @sapctuker.org to reserve your copy.

The 39ers is a group of folks that like to meet and eat and have fellowship together and everyone is welcome to join them next Tuesday, March 26th at Los Hermanos on Hugh Howell Road in Tucker