Pancake Supper
Join us on Tuesday, February 17 for our Shrove Tuesday banquet of flapjacks and king cake! 

We Give Thanks!
Praise God for the gift of our new Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Sarah Mullally!

Lent begins on February 18 with our solemn observance of Ash Wednesday. Three services will be offered that day at 8:00am, 12:15pm, and 6:30pm. Please join us!

Hear about an anthem to be sung at Monday’s celebration of Candlemas.

“Do justice. Love mercy. Walk humbly.”
As we set our into the new year, the Stewardship Committee remains ever thankful for your remarkable generosity, and we’d like to share the updated pledge details with you. 

Candlemas:
Join us this coming Monday, February 2 at 6:30pm for our celebration of Candlemas: the Feast of the Presentation of Jesus in the Temple.

Each year, Saint Andrew’s creates a Lenten devotional booklet filled with reflections written by our parish community. The theme for this year is “In the Wilderness.”

Lenten Worship
This Sunday, Feb. 1, we will begin using the Penitential Order of the Book of Commons Prayer. Read more here! 

Hear from the Organist & Choirmaster about Sunday’s Offertory Anthem This is the Day by John Rutter.

Please join us in supporting an exciting new ministry at Saint Andrew's to care for our animal companions!

We invite you prayerfully to consider becoming a shepherd of the church.

We look forward to gathering for the 195th Annual Diocesan Convention, which will take place from Thursday, February 5, to Saturday, February 7, 2026, at Camp McDowell.

Be ready for a new Mass setting throughout Epipihanytide!

Learn about the tradition of home blessings and "chalking the door," with resources available at Saint Andrew’s and Fr. Peter available for scheduled blessings.

Morning Prayer is offered in the Mary Chapel Monday - Thursday at 8am. This year we have pushed the time back to 8am. 

Saint Andrew’s will celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany on January 6 at 6:30 pm. Join us! 

During this holy season, the Christmas poinsettias that adorn our church are given to the glory of God and in loving memory of those who have gone before us. We give thanks for their lives and commend them to God’s eternal care.

The Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ according to the flesh

We remember before God the lives lost to gun violence in Birmingham this year. We commend them to God’s mercy and hold their families, friends, and our city in our prayers.

We invited you to purchase poinsettias in memory of a loved one or in thanksgiving for God’s blessings.