Worship Arts
At St. Andrew’s, we honor the many ways in which individuals and communities experience the Holy. Some of these experiences can be communicated through the written and spoken word; some lend themselves to other mediums. Our proclamation is immensely enriched by the vibrant artistic spirit in our congregation.
We provide opportunities for members, regular attendees, and musicians from the greater community to share their musical gifts as part of the St. Andrew’s Choir. Our 11:00 AM services frequently feature congregation members who are musicians or singers offering music in addition to our choir. If you're interested in joinging the choir, contact davidmarksmail@gmail.com.
We experience the beauty and creativity of the visual arts in our work and worship. Our worship is enriched each liturgical season by the presence of handmade paraments and unique art within the sanctuary. Throughout the year, our walls and art gallery display artwork submitted by members of our community organized around a central theme. For more information or for details about upcoming art shows, contact artgallery@staopen.org.
Call for Art to St. Andrew’s Community: "IMAGINE"
The Worship Arts Committee is pleased to announce the next opportunity to share art at St. Andrew’s, centered around the theme “Imagine.” We invite our congregation and community to explore this theme through their art. An opening reception will be held on Sunday, March 2, 2025, after the 11 a.m. service. The closing date for this exhibit will be Sunday, May 18, 2025. The submission deadline to drop off your artwork on Saturday, March 1, from 10:30 to noon. This is a wonderful opportunity for artists of all ages and skill levels to participate. We look forward to seeing your creative expressions and interpretations of the theme!
To submit your art for this show, click here and complete the form.
Sundays 8:15 a.m. service in-person.
Our 11:00 a.m. service can be viewed via Zoom, YouTube Livestream and in-person.
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