St. Andrew's Episcopal Church

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A Eucharistic Community of the Diocese of Kansas

Alleluia! Christ is risen!

We celebrate the Great Vigil with the First Eucharist of Easter at 9pm on Saturday the 19th of April.

Easter Sunday is celebrated at 10:45 on April 20. Stay for an Easter Egg Hunt afterwards. (There is no 8:30 liturgy today)

Easter is a season of 50 days, extending until the feast of Pentecost.

Join us to celebrate Resurrection!

A fresco of the Harrowing of Hell, the classic icon of the Resurrection. Jesus pulls Adam and Eve from the tomb as he rises, signifying that salvation extends through the ages. This fresco is at the Church of the Holy Savior in Chora, Istanbul.

Photo by José Luiz Bernardes Ribeiro, under CC BY-SA 3.0, from Wikimedia Commons. // Header cropped, text added

Modern Community. Ancient Faith. St Andrew's Church.

Come to meet Jesus Christ with a Christian community that is ancient, yet modern; rooted in the mystery of God, yet connected to the reality of our lives. Whether you're a life-long Christian searching for a new church to call home, or you're feeling lost or curious about your spiritual life, we'd love to meet you.

The Annual Parish Meeting was January 19. Download materials and read Father Chris' address to the parish.

We are followers of Jesus Christ, but our church is named after St. Andrew. Learn about Andrew here.

The Apostles' Creed and the Nicene Creed are the summaries of our Christian faith. Learn about them here.

Worship is the heart of our spiritual life. Find out when we worship, and what our services are like.

Preparing for confession? Or just want a tool for exploring your actions and attitudes? Download a PDF of the Self-Examination from St. Augustine's Prayer Book.

First time visiting St. Andrew's? First time visiting a Christian church? Don't worry - there's a whole section just for you.

Learn about how Episcopalian Christians understand God, creation, the church, sin, redemption, prayer, and other topics. It's all in something called the Catechism.