Last Call! Sign Up TODAY for Our Summer Youth Service Trip

The Deadline to Sign Up is April 10!

Trip Dates: June 21-26, Charleston, SC

This summer, St. Andrew’s middle and high school youth will be heading to a new location to serve, care for, and love on our neighbors in need: Charleston, SC. We’ll be hanging with our friends at the Charleston Youth Mission (CYM), located in the Park Circle area of Charleston. We’ll spend our days serving the community while learning more about one of the oldest cities in our nation, including economic and racial disparity in that city, and we’ll have time for reflecting on God’s call for justice and equity for all. We’ll wrap up our week with a beach day and some fun adventures. The cost of this trip is $200 per person, and scholarships are available--just contact Martha.

If you are interested in going, it's time to sign up at the link below! Our signup deadline is Friday, April 10.

The Brotherhood of St. Andrew Invites You

Second Sundays at 8:30 a.m.

Starting April 12 (Library)

The goal of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew (or BOSA) is to inspire, empower, and equip men to fulfill the Great Commission. We address our mission by practicing the disciplines of daily prayer, regular scripture study, and service to others. St. Andrew’s has started a BOSA chapter that will meet at 8:30 a.m. in the Library on the second Sunday of the month. Please join us for our next meeting on April 12. Contact David Stokes with questions at 502-523-6396 or by email using the link below.

Join Us for Worship

10 a.m. Worship (Sanctuary)

Each Sunday we worship in person and online. We are always glad when you worship with us. Nursery care is offered, and this week our children will have Children's Chapel during Children's Ministry time. Activity bags are available at the church entrance to keep little hearts and hands engaged. After worship, please join us in the Parish Hall for Coffee & Conversation and submitting advocacy postcards, and in the Cloister for our Easter Season formation offering.

Easter Season Means Children’s Chapel!

April 12 during Worship

We invite all of our children to join us for Children’s Chapel in celebration of the Easter Season on April 12. Children will process out of the sanctuary as usual, and instead of heading to the classroom hall will go to our Children’s Chapel downstairs for a special story, thanksgiving, and communion just for the little ones.

Sharing Our Stories:

Easter Formation

Starts this Sunday, April 12

Right after 10 a.m. Worship (Cloister)

After the resurrection, those who had walked with Jesus or seen the Risen Lord, shared the stories of their encounters with God. Telling your story or writing your autobiography is an act of spiritual reflection that is an important undertaking for everyone. Our stories allow us to connect with one another and claim the ways we have been shaped and formed. Join veteran biographer and award-winning storyteller Jim Dodson for this special formation offering that invites you to consider your own life journey. Bring a notebook and your story-telling curiosity! In the Cloister beginning April 12.

Give Up Your Silence for Easter

Submit Your Postcards April 12, after Worship (Parish Hall)

This Spring we are called to join Episcopalians across the Diocese in a Give Up Your Silence postcard campaign. Please stop by the Advocacy Table in the Parish Hall after worship to write a postcard to state legislators for diocesan Advocacy Day 2026. The table has materials about legislation on current advocacy topics, as well as all postcard supplies. All cards will be sent to the diocese together to be delivered to legislators later this Spring. Please leave your postcard at the table this Sunday!

Curious about EfM for 2026–27? Come to a Drop-In Class

April 14 & 16, 6:00-8:30 p.m. (Chapel)

Openings are now available for our EfM groups for the 2026–27 year. We have scheduled two drop-in nights so those who are interested can preview the experience. On April 14 & 16 (6:00–8:30 p.m.), join us in the Chapel to engage in group discussion. This is a wonderful opportunity to see how the group functions and how we “do the work God has given us to do” through worship, reflection, and fellowship.

To sign up for a drop-in class, contact Brenda Swearingin for April 14 (336-423-6876) or Tricia de Beer for April 16 (336-457-4524). Note: If you would like to read the article for discussion in advance, copies are available in the church Library on the bookcase to the far left as you enter.

What is EfM? EfM, or Education for Ministry, is a four-year, small-group formation program based on study and practice in theological reflection. Developed by the School of Theology at the University of the South, EfM is designed to help the faithful discover the Christian tradition and bring it into conversation with their daily experiences. The program rests on the foundation that all baptized Christians are called to be ministers and provides the tools necessary to nurture that call to Christian service in the places where they live, work, and play. By participating, seekers become more theologically informed, reflective, and prepared to respond to the call of a Christian life.

New Class Starting for Daughters of the King

April 15, 1:00–2:00 p.m. (Chapel)

The next classes for our Daughters of the King (DOK) Deborah Chapter will be on Wednesdays, April 15–June 10, in the Chapel from 1 to 2 p.m. Contact Deacon Pam with questions, at the link below.

What is DOK? Members of the Daughters of the King are women and girls ages 7 to 107, lay and ordained, at all stages of our Christian journey. We are strengthened through the discipline of a Rule of Life and supported through the companionship of our sisters. You can learn more at doknational.org.

God’s Family in Mission Diocesan Event

April 18, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. (St. Mary's, High Point)

Join the Global Missions Committee for “God's Family in Mission” to learn about strengthening partnerships between churches around the globe. Speakers include Bishop Sam Rodman, the Rev. Leon Spencer, the Rev. Matt Addington, Roger Pennant, the Rev. Rob Travis, the Rev. Jemonde Taylor, the Rev. Mawethu Ncaca, and more. Clergy and lay leaders and families are invited. A children's and youth program will take place during the gathering. Lunch will be provided, and the suggested donation is $20. See our eNews for the registration link. 

Our Church’s Warm Welcome Needs You, Soon!

IWC Meets with Rev. Eric

April 19 after 10 a.m. Worship (Library)



The Invite–Welcome–Connect (IWC) committee welcomes visitors and new members to the St. Andrew’s community. Our committee will meet with Rev. Eric on April 19 to finalize plans for our Welcome Breakfast on April 26. This is a wonderful opportunity to help people make connections and learn how to get involved in the life of the congregation. We need a variety of gifts to provide a vibrant ministry of holy hospitality. If you have an interest in serving on this committee, please join Eric after 10 a.m. worship next Sunday in the Library. You can contact Eric with questions at the link below.

Free Concert at St. Andrew's

April 19 at 4 p.m. (Sanctuary)

The Triad Early Music Society (TEMS) will be performing a concert at St. Andrew's next Sunday at 4 p.m. in the Sanctuary. The concert will feature their group The Loose Canons playing old and new-ish recorder works. Donations will be accepted. Come out and enjoy an hour of beautiful music!

Funeral for Chip Dawson

April 23 at 2 p.m. (Chapel)



All are invited to the funeral for Chip Dawson on Thursday, April 23, at 2 p.m. in the Chapel. A reception will follow in the Parish Hall. 

You’re Invited to a St. Andrew’s Welcome Breakfast

April 26 at 9 a.m. (Parish Hall)

RSVP by April 19

Want to learn more about St. Andrew’s and how you can connect with our mission? You are invited to a Welcome Breakfast on Sunday, April 26, 9:00–9:45 a.m., in the Parish Hall. This is an opportunity—both for new members and for those who are newcomers who have not yet joined St. Andrew’s—to meet fellow parishioners and ministry leaders and learn more about St. Andrew’s mission and outreach. We will answer questions and provide information about the groups and ministries that make St. Andrew’s a vibrant community of faith. Breakfast will be served. RSVP to Rev. Eric Tuttle at the link below.

Worship with Liturgy of Belonging for New Members

April 26 at 10 a.m. Worship

RSVP by April 19

New members at St. Andrew’s are invited to participate in a Liturgy of Belonging during our 10 a.m. worship on April 26. If you have become a member in the past year—or consider yourself still to be a new member—you are warmly invited to participate in the Liturgy of Belonging. (You are also invited to attend the Welcome Breakfast at 9 a.m.!) RSVP to Rev. Eric Tuttle at the link below.

Send Us Your Class of 2026 Graduates’ Names!

Submit by May 5 

As part of our Youth Sunday service on May 17, we will pray for and recognize all Class of 2026 high school and higher ed graduates. Please help us complete our list! Email each graduate’s first and last name, school name, and degree to Susan Frye at the link below by May 5 for inclusion in the May 17 bulletin. You are also welcome to include a sentence about your grad’s hopes, dreams, or next steps if you would like. We look forward to celebrating all of our Class of 2026’s milestones.

Come Enjoy a Wonderful Spring Tea!

Saturday, May 9, 2 p.m. (Parish Hall)

Sign Up by May 3

Bring your mother, grandmother, daughter, sister, friend, or neighbor for a full English Tea and delightful conversation. You’re encouraged to wear your favorite hat. We will take a love offering (suggested at $20) to support SimpleWays' food pantry, long supported by St. Andrew’s and which supports 6000 clients each month. Look for the signup sheet in the Parish Hall or sign up below.

Sign Up for Our Men’s Retreat, “Biscuits and Belonging”

May 30, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Parish Hall)

RSVP by May 25

The Men’s Retreat will be a morning of reflection, conversation, and connection, led by Rev. Eric Tuttle, and exploring the ideas of community and friendship. Please RSVP by May 25, using the link below, so we know you’ll be there. And yes, there will be biscuits! 

Thank You for Your Faithful Gifts and Pledges

Your gifts make St. Andrew's mission and ministry possible. If you have questions about your giving, please email Ray Marsh at the link below or call him at 336-275-1651, ext. 3. Ray is in the office on Tuesdays and Thursdays. 

To make new or pledged gift online, use the button below. Checks may be mailed to St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Bookkeeper, 2105 W. Market St., Greensboro, NC 27403. 

To make a pledge for 2026, use the button below or request a pledge packet from Ray. Every pledge matters. 

Register for Compassion Camp

July 27–31, 9a-12p Daily

This year’s Compassion Camp VBS will be held July 27–31. We’re already getting excited about this week of gardening, crafting, learning, yoga, and animal visitors, so be sure to mark your calendars and make your plans to attend. Compassion Camp is fully inclusive and is for ages 4–9. Ages 10 and up are welcome to come as volunteers. Compassion Camp runs Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–12 p.m., and the cost is $50 for the week. Scholarships are available. Sign up your Camper(s) at the link below.

Plan for Plants! The Corner Market's Plant Sale is Coming

Saturday, April 18, 8a.m. - 12 p.m.

In the Kensington Parking Lot

You'll find flower starts, natives and perennials, house and patio plants, even fruiting trees and bushes. There will also be tool and garden supply swaps as well as used gardening books (for grown-ups and for kids!)

The Corner Farmers Market delivers the goods each Saturday. Stay up to date on weekly offerings at their website (sign up for their newsletter!), and Facebook page.