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Great News! St. Andrew became a parish on October 7, 2000 at the Annual Convention of the Diocese of Colorado
For more information call 970-484-5676
FAX: 970-493-3142
Office Hours Monday Through Friday 8 AM to 1 PM
| WORSHIP AND STUDY SCHEDULE | |
| Sunday 9:00 AM | Holy Eucharist Rite II followed by Christian Formation at 10:30 for all ages |
| Wednesday 9:30 AM | Holy Eucharist Rite II followed by Bible Study at 10:00AM |
| Thursday 6:30 AM | Holy Eucharist Rite II followed by Men's Breakfast/Bible Study |
STAFF
| HEAD OF THE CHURCH: Jesus Christ | Always Available |
| BISHOP: The Right Reverend William J. Winterrowd | |
| RECTOR: The Reverend James C. Paul | |
| DEACON: The Reverend Lawrence E. Doyle | |
| ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: Elba Martinez |
VESTRY
| SENIOR WARDEN | John Roberts |
| JUNIOR WARDEN | Luis Martinez |
| MEMBER | David Dilley |
| MEMBER | Ron Stoops |
| MEMBER | Julie Harms |
| CLERK | Elba Martinez |
| TREASURER | Cheri O'Neil |
ST. ANDREW'S CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Every age, from age 1 to 100, is offered the opportunity for Christian Formation at St. Andrew's. Immediately following the Sunday service we have a time of fellowship then Christian Formation. Children pre-school through high school go to classrooms for instruction. Adults are gathered in the undercroft where presentations, teaching, and much interaction takes place, all with the goal of empowering everyone to live out the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19).
During the week additional classes are offered as well.
ST. ANDREW'S YOUTH
St. Andrew's people believe that youth should have an important part in the regular life of the church. Our goal is to listen to young people, to give them real responsibility, and to help them to share and grow in their Christian walk. This is accomplished through prayer, teaching and service. Our youth must be empowered to be "in the world, not of it."
ST. ANDREW'S OUTREACH
There is increasing awareness of our need as Christians to share Christ's love with the world and our own responsibilities to those less in need. Our goal is to have a balanced program where our time, talents and resources are used in the following areas: overseas, nationally, in Colorado, and in our community of Fort Collins. This is an emerging and exciting ministry for all ages. We will be good stewards of God's bounty and will seek to serve Christ in all persons.
ST. ANDREW'S NEWS
Watch this space for copies of the St. Andrew's Newsletters.
HOW TO FIND US
We are located in Fort Collins, Colorado at the corner of Olive and Whedbee. This is one block east of the Fort Collins Public Library.
For a map or driving instructionsWHO WE ARE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church is a Biblically-based Episcopal Community, a part of the Episcopal Diocese of Colorado.
We are one outpost of the
"One strong, growing, serving church, with many outposts for mission."(Colorado Diocese Mission Statement)
Episcopal Diocese of Colorado website
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PARTNERS IN MINISTRY
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church views itself as a partner in ministry with the other Fort Collins Episcopal Churches as well as others in the area as well as with other faith communities. We participate in tri-parish studies and partner with other Episcopal Churches in town (St. Lukes's and St. Paul's) as well as Euchumenical and Interfaith communities.
To Reach
St. Luke's, (970)493-7512.
St. Paul's (970)482-2668
Northern Colorado Renewal Conference (NCRC)
One way that the partnership in ministry unfolds in Fort Collins is through the sponsorship of the Northern Colorado Renewal Conference to be held on February 23 & 24, 2001. It will be held at St. Andrew's. This conference is sponsored and supported by several denominations and congregations. For more information see the NCRC Webpage.
FRONT RANGE REGION
St. Andrew's Episcopal Mission is a part of the Front Range Region of the Diocese of Colorado. This region consists of twenty-seven Churches. The area encompassed by this region includes areas east of the continential divide from the Wyoming border to south Denver and then wedge shaped to the northeast including Fort Morgan and in a line to the Wyoming border.
Front Range Region Website
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