Prayers for Our Pilgrims

Thank you for continuing to pray for those traveling on the Pilgrimage to Selma and Montgomery. They have been carrying our congregation with them this week, and we look forward to their return on Friday.

Come Quilt for Charity this Saturday, Jan. 21!

Join us at 10 a.m. in the Parish Hall

The Greensboro Modern Quilt Guild will be hosting a sewing opportunity in the Parish Hall for those who wish to quilt up a storm for local charities. Bring your lunch, machine, and materials for a lap-sized quilt. If you need materials, instructions, or wish to learn more, email Lynda Sanecki.

Each Sunday we worship in person and online. We are always glad when you worship with us. Nursery care is available during worship, and we offer children’s ministry time as well as activity bags to keep little hearts and hands engaged.

Godly Play Helpers Needed!

Have you ever wondered where all of the kids go when they process out of the sanctuary during church? They head over to our wonderful Godly Play Room, upstairs on the bright yellow hall!

Godly Play is a Montessori-based approach to children's formation, teaching the Bible through stories, imagination, and play. Each week, we learn a new story or parable, then the children have time for creative work, painting, molding clay, building, and more.

We are looking for extra hands to help with Godly Play during our Sunday worship service this winter and spring. If you are interested in being a part of our children's ministry, please click below to sign up.

EYC this Sunday: Won't You Be My Neighbor?

Jan. 22, 5-6:30 p.m.

All middle and high schoolers are invited to Episcopal Youth Community (EYC) for “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” Curious? Good! Come find out more this Sunday at 5.

Sign Up for the Bishops' Ball!

January 27-29, Haw River State Park

The Bishops’ Ball diocesan gathering for youth January 27-29 at Haw River State Park. This is an opportunity for middle and high school youth to engage with the bishops, attend workshops, and have fun and fellowship with their peers. There will be music, community building, worship, and a special dinner and dance on Saturday night. The highlight is the dance on Saturday, and both of our bishops will be there, dancing the night away! The cost is $126 for youth and $100 for adults. Some scholarship money is available.

Star Words for Epiphany and All Year Long

On Epiphany Sunday we introduced Star Words, a spiritual practice that invites you to set your intention for the new year. You may pick up a Star Word, chalk, and Epiphany at Home handouts at the Chapel entrance.

Click on the buttons below to learn more about Star Words (from Rev. Ginny's Epiphany Sunday sermon) and Chalking of Doors for the new year.

There are some wonderful resources available to you, in print and online, for reflection and spiritual renewal in the new year.

Look for copies of Forward Day by Day and Gospel-Based Discipleship at church outside of the Chapel and in the Narthex.

Journey through Epiphany: Living Well with All Your Heart, Soul, Strength, and Mind is a 28-day eCourse from Living Compass with daily readings and prompts.

You can listen to recorded daily meditations combining music, scripture, and questions for reflection, at Pray As You Go (also available as an app),

Help Us Feed the Hungry



Thank you for continuing to pick up a burgundy bag and bring it back the following week with your food donations. If you don't have a burgundy bag, you may leave your full bags of any color in the "burgundy bag places"—the church narthex and office hallway—and they will be collected and distributed.

Items that are especially in demand include:

• canned and dried beans
• rice
• pasta
• canned vegetables
• canned meats and fish

The Outreach Committee supports the year-round collection of canned goods and nonperishable food items for the One Step Further food pantry. Your donations help carry out our mission to feed the hungry in our community.  

Calling All Pancake Lovers!

Shrove Tuesday Is February 21, 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Helper Signup Is Now Open!

We are so excited that our beloved pancake supper will be back this year—in person, in the Parish Hall! Join us for pancakes, sausage, baked apples, and fellowship. Our beloved Men’s Fellowship, who have manned the spatulas for this event through the years, are now recruiting parishioners to help with this event.

Your Gifts Support Our Mission & Ministry

We are grateful for your gifts and pledges that sustain St. Andrew’s and our impact in our community. To make a new gift or continue your pledge, you may...



• Click on the Giving image. Donate at abundant.co/standrewsepiscopalch/give.
• Use the “Abundant Giving” app, choosing "St Andrew’s Episcopal Church" in Greensboro.
• Mail a check to St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Bookkeeper, 2105 W. Market St., Greensboro, NC 27403.

If you have questions about your giving, please reach out to Ray Marsh at [email protected].