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March 2019
Family Promise
Sunday – Sunday January 6 – 13 March 24 – 31 May 26 – June 2 Help out when St. Andrew hosts Family Promise guests who stay with us at the church. Sign up with Anne Purvis to help: make dinner and share your meal, play with the children while adults attend classes, drive families to the Family Promise day site, set up and tear down bedrooms on Sunday mornings, or be an evening or overnight host. Contacts: Anne Purvis,…
Find out more »AfterHours Ministry
AfterHours Ministry PB&J Sandwiches in the Park Ongoing | Sunday 8:30 and 10:00 am at St. Andrew Outreach Depot Area Noon at Denver City Center Park Help prepare PB&J sandwiches and pack lunches every Sunday between services, in conjunction with the AfterHours Denver ministry. Deliver and serve meals at City Center Park in Denver each Sunday at noon. Contact Jim Francis
Find out more »252 Basics
252 Basics 1st - 5th Graders Sundays | 9a & 10:30a We equip kids with the basics by inviting them into God’s story through engaging large group worship and relational application in small groups. We want kids to grow in wisdom, faith and friendship as modeled by Jesus in Luke 2:52.
Find out more »UMW – 150 Year Celebration
March 24 | 9:00 am- noon | Church Lobby Happy 150th Birthday United Methodist Women! Join us as we celebrate with cake and conversation about global missions. Information will be available on how to join UMW Circles at St. Andrew. Contact Michelle Ratcliff for more information.
Find out more »Contemporary Issues
Contemporary Issues Ongoing | Sunday | 10:30-11:30 am | B251 Contemporary Issues is an ongoing class that discusses current issues from a Christian perspective, to grow spiritually in understanding and service through fellowship with one another. Topics include: books, politics, the arts, the Bible and current events. Led by Steve Baska. Email Steve to be added to the weekly email list regarding upcoming topics Register for Class
Find out more »The Pathfinders
The Pathfinders Ongoing | Sunday | 10:30-11:30 am | B249 Join us on our journey of friendship, beliefs and shared ideas. Led by Missy Kautt Register for Class
Find out more »The New Testament
September 30 – April 7 | Sunday | 10:30 – 11:30 am Check Monitors for room number In these video lectures Professor Bart D. Ehrman develops for you a carefully reasoned understanding of the New Testament—and the individuals and communities who created its texts. His approach is as an historian, and the course “suspends” belief or disbelief to understand how, when, why and by whom the New Testament was written. He explains in detail the light that historical research brings…
Find out more »Racial Justice in America
January 13 – May 20 | Sunday | 10:30 – 11:30 am | B243 or January 14 - May 21 | Every other Monday | See monitors Read and discuss Austin Channing Brown’s, “I’m Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness.” Learn how we can be allies and cheerleaders for the black community and other races experiencing injustice. Contact Jennifer Kloeppel.
Find out more »JAMS
JAMS (juniors and seniors!) meet for out-to-lunch with Kip and John. Seniors – please send your digital photo to the Youth Zone office ASAP and RSVP to Catherine for your attendance to May 19 Senior Recognition
Find out more »Joyce Kull Organ Concert
March 24 | Sunday | 2:00 pm | Sanctuary Dr. Kull is considered one of Colorado’s leading organists. The 60 minute concert will feature organ works from a variety of styles and composers. This concert will feature our Sanctuary organ and the console will be moved into the center of the Chancel (underneath the cloud) so all can see the organist easily. This concert is free, open to the public and we will have a free will offering
Find out more »Confirmation
February 10 | Sunday | 6:00 – 8:00 pm | Building-wide, check monitors Confirmation classes, for students in 8th grade and older and their parents, are held Sunday evenings through Confirmation Sunday in mid-November. A new session begins in mid-February. Led by Cindy Klick.
Find out more »Quantum Faith
Quantum Faith Ongoing | Sunday 6:30 – 8:30 pm | Chapel This intellectually curious, compassionate, funny and articulate book study group is about discovery, exploration, breaking down barriers and experiencing the wonder and awe of the universe. Gain new insights related to healing, relationships, energy management, love and what is meant by terms like "the kingdom of heaven." Led by Bob Tipton www.Facebook.com/QuantumFaith Register for Class
Find out more »Disciple 3
Disciple 3 Remember Who You Are: the Prophets & the Letters of Paul September 10 – May 20 | Monday | 9:30 – 11:30 am | B241 $40 Materials fee First half, learn why the cry, "Hear the word of the Lord!" is relevant today. Second half, Paul & his letters. Led by Carol Tyson and Jill Henton
Find out more »MOPS Mothers of Preschoolers
January 14 & 28, February 11 & 25, March 11 & 25, April 15 & 29, May 13 2nd and 4th Monday | 9:30 – 11:45 am | Harmon Library Motherhood is hard. Let’s do it together and FIND OUR FIRE! Enjoy a warm brunch, speakers, adult conversation, childcare with workers that love your kids, fun crafts, community service projects and some occasional mom’s nights out and play dates! Info at MopsMembershipHR@gmail.com. We are looking for mentor moms who have…
Find out more »Grant Avenue Street Reach
Grant Avenue Street Reach Ongoing | Monday | 10:00 am-3:00 pm Youth Kitchen and Off-Site Street Reach serves meals to over 1,000 homeless people every Monday. Help this vital ministry by serving meals at St. Paul Lutheran Church, by baking cakes Monday morning at St. Andrew, or by donating baked goods to St. Andrew. Contact Bob Puccini
Find out more »Monday Noon Book Group
September 10 – May 20 | Monday | Noon – 1:00 pm | B250/252 The Monday Noon Book Group is in its 19th season and meets weekly for a lively discussion and fellowship. The group chooses the books and we read a wide variety of fiction, nonfiction and biographies.
Find out more »Pastor’s Scripture Study
January 7 – May 20 | Monday | 1:15 – 2:15 pm | Chapel Join Sr. Pastor, Rev. Mark Feldmeir, for this weekly class that focuses on the upcoming Sunday sermon passage. Read the text and discuss the context and possible interpretations. Bring your Bible. Contact Sarah Davis.
Find out more »Covenant Bible Study – Monday Group
If you haven’t interacted with the Bible since you were a child or you find it difficult to relate to it in modern times, Covenant is for you. It is a small group study designed to help students connect more deeply with God, scripture, and each other. There are three, eight-week sessions: Creating the Covenant, Living the Covenant and Trusting the Covenant. The Common English Study Bible is recommended for its historical and explanatory notes, but other Bibles may be…
Find out more »The Hero’s Journey Through the Eyes of Celtic Christianity
Lent Visiting Scholar - Father Scott Jenkins March 11, 18, 25, and April 1 | Monday | 6:30 – 8:30 pm Prepare for your hero’s journey with Celtic Spiritual Practices. The Celtic Christians were well-suited for the temptations and rigorous trials of life. Their commitment was strengthened by a soul friend, constant prayer, and love for those they met upon the way. Drink from this ancient well on your Lenten journey. Contact Annie Arnoldy or Jill Henton
Find out more »Social Justice in Action
Ongoing | Monday or Wednesday Monday | 7:00 – 8:00 pm | B241 Wednesday | 10:00 – 11:00 am | B241 Join us as we explore Social Justice issues impacting our community and the world, including racial justice, homelessness, girls’ education, as well as immigration and refugees. We will spend 4-6 weeks at a time reading books and discussing them together. For a complete book list and to sign up, email Jenn Kloeppel
Find out more »Piecemakers Circle Sewing Day
Piecemakers Circle Sewing Day Ongoing | 4th Thursday | 1:00 pm | B118 This quilting group makes quilts for infant baptisms, the homeless and Quilts of Valor for veterans. All quilters are welcome. Email Peggy Herring or Jan Slaughter
Find out more »Overcome
February 5 - April 2 | Tuesdays | 3:30 pm Overcome is a 9-week group study about experiencing the abundant life of Christ in the midst of mental health disorder. Participants learn tangible coping skills and the series covers a range of topics including self-care, identity, and hope. The group is also open for anyone who supports a person with mental health issues. This class will be peer-taught by Pastor Kendall Kridner-Protzmann. Pre-registration is required as there is a maximum number of…
Find out more »Centering Prayer Group
Centering Prayer is a method of silent prayer with a focus on the deepening of our relationship with the living Christ. It tends to build communities of faith and bond the members together in mutual friendship and love. St. Andrew is offering an ongoing, weekly opportunity to gather together for Centering Prayer followed by a group-selected study/activity and faith sharing time. Instruction will be provided, so no prior experience is necessary. To find out more about Centering Prayer and Lectio…
Find out more »Covenant Bible Study – Tuesday Group
Covenant is an in-depth, group Bible study. We read and discuss the Bible together, learning how to better love God and each other. Study materials are available at the Pathways Alcove and include the Common English Study Bible (CEB). Other translations are acceptable. There are three, eight-week sessions: Creating the Covenant, Living the Covenant and Trusting the Covenant. Did you start this study last year and want to finish it this year? Join this Bible Study group for the last…
Find out more »Ballroom Dancing
Ballroom Dancing Ongoing | Tuesday | 6:45 - 8:30 pm | Fellowship Hall and/or B155-157 Learn to dance in a fun and relaxed environment. All abilities are welcome. $10 per single or $15 per couple. Led by Desiree Reyes
Find out more »UMW Book Group
UMW Book Group Ongoing | 4th Tuesday | 7:00 pm | B239 Upcoming book discussions March 26 - Threading My Prayer Rug, by Sabeeha Rehman. April 23 - News of the World, by Paulette Jiles. All are welcome The book group reads and discusses books selected from the UMW Reading Program, covering topics about social action, spiritual growth, education for mission, leadership development and nurturing for community. Email Mary Robinson
Find out more »Women’s Spiritual Growth
September 12, 2018 – May 29, 2019 HOLIDAY BREAK – December 26 Wednesdays | 9:30 – 11:30 am | B 243 New book study starting Wednesday, February 27 "Have A Little Faith: A True Story" - Mitch Albom Women’s Spiritual Growth group selects and discusses fiction and non-fiction books for inspiration as we continue on our spiritual journey together. Led by Carol Tyson
Find out more »Sisters: A Bible Study for Women
September 5 – May 22 | Wednesday 9:30 – 11:00 am | B250-252 We begin the New Year on January 9 with a new book, Take the Flag, by Rob Fuquay. This promises to be an interesting and intriguing study of the 7 flags used to alert drivers of conditions on NASCAR and IndyCar race tracks - and how God might use those same signals to us in our hustle and bustle lives. Come along for the ride! Books are…
Find out more »Social Justice in Action
Ongoing | Monday or Wednesday Monday | 7:00 – 8:00 pm | B241 Wednesday | 10:00 – 11:00 am | B241 Join us as we explore Social Justice issues impacting our community and the world, including racial justice, homelessness, girls’ education, as well as immigration and refugees. We will spend 4-6 weeks at a time reading books and discussing them together. For a complete book list and to sign up, email Jenn Kloeppel
Find out more »Memory Care Group
For Caregivers and Receivers of Care 2nd Fridays | 9:45 – 11:15 am | B243 For Caregivers 4th Wednesdays | 10:00 – 11:30 am | Harmon Library People living with dementia and their caregivers are invited to participate in this support group. Members of the group share resources and the joys and struggles of this challenging journey. Contact Rev. Jolain
Find out more »Lenten Recitals
March 13, 20, 27, April 3, 10 Wednesday | 12:10 – 12:40 pm | Sanctuary - The music of the Lenten season is presented in 20-25 minute recitals that are beautiful and thought provoking. A light soup lunch is served immediately following the recitals for a suggested donation of $4. March 13 – New Expressions March 20 – Dr. Joyce Kull, Organist March 27 – Rebecca Moritzky, Harpist April 3 – Donita Banks, Vocalist & Pianist April 10 – St.…
Find out more »High School Dinner and Discussion
High School Dinner and Discussion Begins September 13 | Ongoing Wednesday | 5:30 – 7:00 pm | Off-site Meet with other high school friends (9th grade and up) in the Youth Zone parking lot and then go out for dinner at a local restaurant. Discussions cover various topics. Contact Heather Wilson
Find out more »Call Class
Begins September 5 | Wednesday | 7:00 – 8:00 pm | Chapel High school age and young adults have the opportunity to learn to listen for and discern God’s call in their lives. Led by Cindy Klick and the Pastor team
Find out more »Zentangle
January 10 | 2nd and 4th Thursday | 12:30 – 2:00 pm | B249 The Zentangle Method is easy-to-learn, relaxing, and a fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. It increases focus and creativity, provides artistic satisfaction along with an increased sense of personal well-being. No drawing experience necessary. Classes are taught by Certified Zentangle Instructor, Dusty Darrah. One-time materials cost is $10. Individual class is $15 (less if you purchase package). Contact Christine Dozal.
Find out more »Piecemakers Circle – Sewing Day
Piecemakers Circle - Sewing Day Ongoing | 4th Thursday | 1:00 pm | B118 The Piecemakers quilt group makes quilts for infant baptisms, the homeless and Quilts of Valor for veterans. All quilters are welcome. Contact Peggy Herring or Jan Slaughter.
Find out more »Depression/Bipolar Support Group
Depression/Bipolar Support Group Ongoing | Thursdays | 6:00-7:30 pm | B250 Peer-led support group for those struggling with depression and/or bipolar disorders.
Find out more »Journey Through the Bible
January 10 – April 11 | Thursday | 6:30 – 7:30 pm | B241 or 243 Gain a deeper understanding of the Bible, the historical and cultural setting, and increased insight into life applications. This study highlights pivotal points in Scripture, lifting up the most significant stories, themes, events and people. The study for winter is Mark. This ongoing group is for those with little Bible study experience and those who have participated in other Bible studies. Weekly readings are…
Find out more »AfterHours Ministry
AfterHours Ministry PB&J Sandwiches in the Park Ongoing | Sunday 8:30 and 10:00 am at St. Andrew Outreach Depot Area Noon at Denver City Center Park Help prepare PB&J sandwiches and pack lunches every Sunday between services, in conjunction with the AfterHours Denver ministry. Deliver and serve meals at City Center Park in Denver each Sunday at noon. Contact Jim Francis
Find out more »252 Basics
252 Basics 1st - 5th Graders Sundays | 9a & 10:30a We equip kids with the basics by inviting them into God’s story through engaging large group worship and relational application in small groups. We want kids to grow in wisdom, faith and friendship as modeled by Jesus in Luke 2:52.
Find out more »Contemporary Issues
Contemporary Issues Ongoing | Sunday | 10:30-11:30 am | B251 Contemporary Issues is an ongoing class that discusses current issues from a Christian perspective, to grow spiritually in understanding and service through fellowship with one another. Topics include: books, politics, the arts, the Bible and current events. Led by Steve Baska. Email Steve to be added to the weekly email list regarding upcoming topics Register for Class
Find out more »The Pathfinders
The Pathfinders Ongoing | Sunday | 10:30-11:30 am | B249 Join us on our journey of friendship, beliefs and shared ideas. Led by Missy Kautt Register for Class
Find out more »The New Testament
September 30 – April 7 | Sunday | 10:30 – 11:30 am Check Monitors for room number In these video lectures Professor Bart D. Ehrman develops for you a carefully reasoned understanding of the New Testament—and the individuals and communities who created its texts. His approach is as an historian, and the course “suspends” belief or disbelief to understand how, when, why and by whom the New Testament was written. He explains in detail the light that historical research brings…
Find out more »Racial Justice in America
January 13 – May 20 | Sunday | 10:30 – 11:30 am | B243 or January 14 - May 21 | Every other Monday | See monitors Read and discuss Austin Channing Brown’s, “I’m Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness.” Learn how we can be allies and cheerleaders for the black community and other races experiencing injustice. Contact Jennifer Kloeppel.
Find out more »Confirmation
February 10 | Sunday | 6:00 – 8:00 pm | Building-wide, check monitors Confirmation classes, for students in 8th grade and older and their parents, are held Sunday evenings through Confirmation Sunday in mid-November. A new session begins in mid-February. Led by Cindy Klick.
Find out more »Quantum Faith
Quantum Faith Ongoing | Sunday 6:30 – 8:30 pm | Chapel This intellectually curious, compassionate, funny and articulate book study group is about discovery, exploration, breaking down barriers and experiencing the wonder and awe of the universe. Gain new insights related to healing, relationships, energy management, love and what is meant by terms like "the kingdom of heaven." Led by Bob Tipton www.Facebook.com/QuantumFaith Register for Class
Find out more »April 2019
Disciple 3
Disciple 3 Remember Who You Are: the Prophets & the Letters of Paul September 10 – May 20 | Monday | 9:30 – 11:30 am | B241 $40 Materials fee First half, learn why the cry, "Hear the word of the Lord!" is relevant today. Second half, Paul & his letters. Led by Carol Tyson and Jill Henton
Find out more »Grant Avenue Street Reach
Grant Avenue Street Reach Ongoing | Monday | 10:00 am-3:00 pm Youth Kitchen and Off-Site Street Reach serves meals to over 1,000 homeless people every Monday. Help this vital ministry by serving meals at St. Paul Lutheran Church, by baking cakes Monday morning at St. Andrew, or by donating baked goods to St. Andrew. Contact Bob Puccini
Find out more »Monday Noon Book Group
September 10 – May 20 | Monday | Noon – 1:00 pm | B250/252 The Monday Noon Book Group is in its 19th season and meets weekly for a lively discussion and fellowship. The group chooses the books and we read a wide variety of fiction, nonfiction and biographies.
Find out more »Pastor’s Scripture Study
January 7 – May 20 | Monday | 1:15 – 2:15 pm | Chapel Join Sr. Pastor, Rev. Mark Feldmeir, for this weekly class that focuses on the upcoming Sunday sermon passage. Read the text and discuss the context and possible interpretations. Bring your Bible. Contact Sarah Davis.
Find out more »Covenant Bible Study – Monday Group
If you haven’t interacted with the Bible since you were a child or you find it difficult to relate to it in modern times, Covenant is for you. It is a small group study designed to help students connect more deeply with God, scripture, and each other. There are three, eight-week sessions: Creating the Covenant, Living the Covenant and Trusting the Covenant. The Common English Study Bible is recommended for its historical and explanatory notes, but other Bibles may be…
Find out more »The Hero’s Journey Through the Eyes of Celtic Christianity
Lent Visiting Scholar - Father Scott Jenkins March 11, 18, 25, and April 1 | Monday | 6:30 – 8:30 pm Prepare for your hero’s journey with Celtic Spiritual Practices. The Celtic Christians were well-suited for the temptations and rigorous trials of life. Their commitment was strengthened by a soul friend, constant prayer, and love for those they met upon the way. Drink from this ancient well on your Lenten journey. Contact Annie Arnoldy or Jill Henton
Find out more »Social Justice in Action
Ongoing | Monday or Wednesday Monday | 7:00 – 8:00 pm | B241 Wednesday | 10:00 – 11:00 am | B241 Join us as we explore Social Justice issues impacting our community and the world, including racial justice, homelessness, girls’ education, as well as immigration and refugees. We will spend 4-6 weeks at a time reading books and discussing them together. For a complete book list and to sign up, email Jenn Kloeppel
Find out more »Handbell Concert
April 1 | Monday | 7:30 pm | Sanctuary The annual Spring Concert will feature the many St. Andrew Handbell Choirs, featuring a wide variety of music. Free and open to the public. Contact Larry Scalfari.
Find out more »Spiritual Seekers
Spiritual Seekers 1st and 3rd Tuesday | September 18 – May 21 12:00 – 1:30 pm | Chapel Begin with a spiritual practice, followed by deep and inspirational discussion. Join this ongoing group to read: The Wisdom of Sundays ~ Life-Changing Insights from Super Soul Conversations by Oprah Winfrey. Led by Christine Dozal and Mary Webster
Find out more »Overcome
February 5 - April 2 | Tuesdays | 3:30 pm Overcome is a 9-week group study about experiencing the abundant life of Christ in the midst of mental health disorder. Participants learn tangible coping skills and the series covers a range of topics including self-care, identity, and hope. The group is also open for anyone who supports a person with mental health issues. This class will be peer-taught by Pastor Kendall Kridner-Protzmann. Pre-registration is required as there is a maximum number of…
Find out more »Centering Prayer Group
Centering Prayer is a method of silent prayer with a focus on the deepening of our relationship with the living Christ. It tends to build communities of faith and bond the members together in mutual friendship and love. St. Andrew is offering an ongoing, weekly opportunity to gather together for Centering Prayer followed by a group-selected study/activity and faith sharing time. Instruction will be provided, so no prior experience is necessary. To find out more about Centering Prayer and Lectio…
Find out more »Covenant Bible Study – Tuesday Group
Covenant is an in-depth, group Bible study. We read and discuss the Bible together, learning how to better love God and each other. Study materials are available at the Pathways Alcove and include the Common English Study Bible (CEB). Other translations are acceptable. There are three, eight-week sessions: Creating the Covenant, Living the Covenant and Trusting the Covenant. Did you start this study last year and want to finish it this year? Join this Bible Study group for the last…
Find out more »Ballroom Dancing
Ballroom Dancing Ongoing | Tuesday | 6:45 - 8:30 pm | Fellowship Hall and/or B155-157 Learn to dance in a fun and relaxed environment. All abilities are welcome. $10 per single or $15 per couple. Led by Desiree Reyes
Find out more »Women’s Spiritual Growth
September 12, 2018 – May 29, 2019 HOLIDAY BREAK – December 26 Wednesdays | 9:30 – 11:30 am | B 243 New book study starting Wednesday, February 27 "Have A Little Faith: A True Story" - Mitch Albom Women’s Spiritual Growth group selects and discusses fiction and non-fiction books for inspiration as we continue on our spiritual journey together. Led by Carol Tyson
Find out more »Sisters: A Bible Study for Women
September 5 – May 22 | Wednesday 9:30 – 11:00 am | B250-252 We begin the New Year on January 9 with a new book, Take the Flag, by Rob Fuquay. This promises to be an interesting and intriguing study of the 7 flags used to alert drivers of conditions on NASCAR and IndyCar race tracks - and how God might use those same signals to us in our hustle and bustle lives. Come along for the ride! Books are…
Find out more »Social Justice in Action
Ongoing | Monday or Wednesday Monday | 7:00 – 8:00 pm | B241 Wednesday | 10:00 – 11:00 am | B241 Join us as we explore Social Justice issues impacting our community and the world, including racial justice, homelessness, girls’ education, as well as immigration and refugees. We will spend 4-6 weeks at a time reading books and discussing them together. For a complete book list and to sign up, email Jenn Kloeppel
Find out more »Lenten Recitals
March 13, 20, 27, April 3, 10 Wednesday | 12:10 – 12:40 pm | Sanctuary - The music of the Lenten season is presented in 20-25 minute recitals that are beautiful and thought provoking. A light soup lunch is served immediately following the recitals for a suggested donation of $4. March 13 – New Expressions March 20 – Dr. Joyce Kull, Organist March 27 – Rebecca Moritzky, Harpist April 3 – Donita Banks, Vocalist & Pianist April 10 – St.…
Find out more »First Wednesday Dinners
First Wednesdays | 5:00 – 7:00 pm | Fellowship Hall $7 per adult and $4 for children 12 and under Join us for a meal with a splash of entertainment at 5:45. No reservations needed. Contact Mark Zwilling.
Find out more »High School Dinner and Discussion
High School Dinner and Discussion Begins September 13 | Ongoing Wednesday | 5:30 – 7:00 pm | Off-site Meet with other high school friends (9th grade and up) in the Youth Zone parking lot and then go out for dinner at a local restaurant. Discussions cover various topics. Contact Heather Wilson
Find out more »LIFT
LIFT - Ladies in Fellowship Together Book Group Ongoing | 1st and 3rd Wednesday | 6:30-8:00 pm | B249 Find support and encouragement while reading and discussing books of relevant themes that appeal to moms of young children (newborn-early elementary). Childcare available. Led by
Find out more »Knitting 4 Peace
January 2 – May 15 | 1st and 3rd Wednesday | 6:30 – 8:00 pm | B250 Come together in community to practice and make scarves and hats for someone in need. Finished items are donated to Knitting 4 Peace, an outreach organization that delivers handmade items to women, children and families in local and global areas of conflict. Materials Fee: $5.00 - includes knitting needles, yarn and instructions. No previous knitting experience necessary. Contact Christine Dozal
Find out more »LIFT
Begins January 16 | 1st and 3rd Wednesday | 6:30 – 8:00 pm | B243 Find support and encouragement while reading and discussing books of relevant themes that appeal to moms of young children (newborn-early elementary). Childcare available. Led by Carol Ho
Find out more »Touch the Water, Taste the Bread
Wednesdays | 6:30 – 7:30 pm | April 3, 10, 17 A special three-week class for kids grades 1-5 to explore the holy sacraments of baptism and communion. Contact Rhonda to sign up!
Find out more »Call Class
Begins September 5 | Wednesday | 7:00 – 8:00 pm | Chapel High school age and young adults have the opportunity to learn to listen for and discern God’s call in their lives. Led by Cindy Klick and the Pastor team
Find out more »Call Class
January 9, February 6, March 6, April 3, May 1 Wednesday 7:00 – 8:00 pm | Chapel High school age and young adults have the opportunity to learn to listen for and discern God’s call in their lives. Led by Cindy Klick and the pastor team.
Find out more »Clifton Ministries
January 17 – April 18 | 1st and 3rd Thursday | 5:30 – 7:30 pm | B118 Students meet with special speakers and facilitators to learn empathetic listening skills, peer ministry training, and how to help other students going through difficult times. Led by Jim Francis and Donna Follansbee
Find out more »Depression/Bipolar Support Group
Depression/Bipolar Support Group Ongoing | Thursdays | 6:00-7:30 pm | B250 Peer-led support group for those struggling with depression and/or bipolar disorders.
Find out more »Journey Through the Bible
January 10 – April 11 | Thursday | 6:30 – 7:30 pm | B241 or 243 Gain a deeper understanding of the Bible, the historical and cultural setting, and increased insight into life applications. This study highlights pivotal points in Scripture, lifting up the most significant stories, themes, events and people. The study for winter is Mark. This ongoing group is for those with little Bible study experience and those who have participated in other Bible studies. Weekly readings are…
Find out more »Visiting Scholar – Dr. Ann Graham Brock
Happiness and the Spiritual Life Dr. Ann Graham Brock April 4, 11, 25, May 2 | Thursday | 6:30 – 8:30 pm | Harmon Library What is the connection between happiness and spiritual well-being? Surrounded daily by a challenging world, we will explore ways to increase positive, spiritually transformative energy, asking if there is a difference between hope and optimism. We will delve into the gospels, especially John, for insights into finding a quiet place amid all the chaos. Contact…
Find out more »Yarn for Others Circle
Yarn for Others Circle Ongoing | 1st and 3rd Friday | 10:00 am-Noon | B249 This group knits and crochets for our congregation and the community, making scarves for the Blue Christmas Service as well as afghans, baby items for Denver Health and MOPS, hats for the homeless, and other whimsical items. They enjoy lunch together after their “stitch in.” Email Susan Rihn or Anne Hesse
Find out more »Retirement Planning for Women
April 6 | Saturday | 9:00 – 11:00 am | Harmon Library Discuss the different types of investing you can do to ensure that your money lasts as long as you do. As a BONUS, each guest will receive a free online copy of Wilma Anderson’s personal inventory booklet to help you organize and plan for success. Led by St. Andrew member, Wilma Anderson, financial coach and retirement specialist. Contact Wilma Anderson or Judy Mugler
Find out more »Multiple Sclerosis Support Group
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group Ongoing | 1st Saturday | 10:00 am-Noon | B243 Support group for those with Multiple Sclerosis. All ages and abilities are welcome. Led by Connie Harris
Find out more »AfterHours Ministry
AfterHours Ministry PB&J Sandwiches in the Park Ongoing | Sunday 8:30 and 10:00 am at St. Andrew Outreach Depot Area Noon at Denver City Center Park Help prepare PB&J sandwiches and pack lunches every Sunday between services, in conjunction with the AfterHours Denver ministry. Deliver and serve meals at City Center Park in Denver each Sunday at noon. Contact Jim Francis
Find out more »252 Basics
252 Basics 1st - 5th Graders Sundays | 9a & 10:30a We equip kids with the basics by inviting them into God’s story through engaging large group worship and relational application in small groups. We want kids to grow in wisdom, faith and friendship as modeled by Jesus in Luke 2:52.
Find out more »Contemporary Issues
Contemporary Issues Ongoing | Sunday | 10:30-11:30 am | B251 Contemporary Issues is an ongoing class that discusses current issues from a Christian perspective, to grow spiritually in understanding and service through fellowship with one another. Topics include: books, politics, the arts, the Bible and current events. Led by Steve Baska. Email Steve to be added to the weekly email list regarding upcoming topics Register for Class
Find out more »The Pathfinders
The Pathfinders Ongoing | Sunday | 10:30-11:30 am | B249 Join us on our journey of friendship, beliefs and shared ideas. Led by Missy Kautt Register for Class
Find out more »The New Testament
September 30 – April 7 | Sunday | 10:30 – 11:30 am Check Monitors for room number In these video lectures Professor Bart D. Ehrman develops for you a carefully reasoned understanding of the New Testament—and the individuals and communities who created its texts. His approach is as an historian, and the course “suspends” belief or disbelief to understand how, when, why and by whom the New Testament was written. He explains in detail the light that historical research brings…
Find out more »Racial Justice in America
January 13 – May 20 | Sunday | 10:30 – 11:30 am | B243 or January 14 - May 21 | Every other Monday | See monitors Read and discuss Austin Channing Brown’s, “I’m Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness.” Learn how we can be allies and cheerleaders for the black community and other races experiencing injustice. Contact Jennifer Kloeppel.
Find out more »Exploring St. Andrew
January 6, February 3, March 3, April 7, May 5, June 2 | Sunday 11:45 am – 1:30 pm | Harmon Library Exploring St. Andrew is an opportunity for those interested in learning about St. Andrew to come together over lunch and fellowship. It is the first step in becoming a member of St. Andrew and provides people with tangible ways to connect to groups, classes and serving opportunities. Our hope, through this class, is to encourage each person to…
Find out more »Confirmation
February 10 | Sunday | 6:00 – 8:00 pm | Building-wide, check monitors Confirmation classes, for students in 8th grade and older and their parents, are held Sunday evenings through Confirmation Sunday in mid-November. A new session begins in mid-February. Led by Cindy Klick.
Find out more »Quantum Faith
Quantum Faith Ongoing | Sunday 6:30 – 8:30 pm | Chapel This intellectually curious, compassionate, funny and articulate book study group is about discovery, exploration, breaking down barriers and experiencing the wonder and awe of the universe. Gain new insights related to healing, relationships, energy management, love and what is meant by terms like "the kingdom of heaven." Led by Bob Tipton www.Facebook.com/QuantumFaith Register for Class
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Disciple 3 Remember Who You Are: the Prophets & the Letters of Paul September 10 – May 20 | Monday | 9:30 – 11:30 am | B241 $40 Materials fee First half, learn why the cry, "Hear the word of the Lord!" is relevant today. Second half, Paul & his letters. Led by Carol Tyson and Jill Henton
Find out more »MOPS Mothers of Preschoolers
January 14 & 28, February 11 & 25, March 11 & 25, April 15 & 29, May 13 2nd and 4th Monday | 9:30 – 11:45 am | Harmon Library Motherhood is hard. Let’s do it together and FIND OUR FIRE! Enjoy a warm brunch, speakers, adult conversation, childcare with workers that love your kids, fun crafts, community service projects and some occasional mom’s nights out and play dates! Info at MopsMembershipHR@gmail.com. We are looking for mentor moms who have…
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Grant Avenue Street Reach Ongoing | Monday | 10:00 am-3:00 pm Youth Kitchen and Off-Site Street Reach serves meals to over 1,000 homeless people every Monday. Help this vital ministry by serving meals at St. Paul Lutheran Church, by baking cakes Monday morning at St. Andrew, or by donating baked goods to St. Andrew. Contact Bob Puccini
Find out more »Monday Noon Book Group
September 10 – May 20 | Monday | Noon – 1:00 pm | B250/252 The Monday Noon Book Group is in its 19th season and meets weekly for a lively discussion and fellowship. The group chooses the books and we read a wide variety of fiction, nonfiction and biographies.
Find out more »Pastor’s Scripture Study
January 7 – May 20 | Monday | 1:15 – 2:15 pm | Chapel Join Sr. Pastor, Rev. Mark Feldmeir, for this weekly class that focuses on the upcoming Sunday sermon passage. Read the text and discuss the context and possible interpretations. Bring your Bible. Contact Sarah Davis.
Find out more »Covenant Bible Study – Monday Group
If you haven’t interacted with the Bible since you were a child or you find it difficult to relate to it in modern times, Covenant is for you. It is a small group study designed to help students connect more deeply with God, scripture, and each other. There are three, eight-week sessions: Creating the Covenant, Living the Covenant and Trusting the Covenant. The Common English Study Bible is recommended for its historical and explanatory notes, but other Bibles may be…
Find out more »Social Justice in Action
Ongoing | Monday or Wednesday Monday | 7:00 – 8:00 pm | B241 Wednesday | 10:00 – 11:00 am | B241 Join us as we explore Social Justice issues impacting our community and the world, including racial justice, homelessness, girls’ education, as well as immigration and refugees. We will spend 4-6 weeks at a time reading books and discussing them together. For a complete book list and to sign up, email Jenn Kloeppel
Find out more »Centering Prayer Group
Centering Prayer is a method of silent prayer with a focus on the deepening of our relationship with the living Christ. It tends to build communities of faith and bond the members together in mutual friendship and love. St. Andrew is offering an ongoing, weekly opportunity to gather together for Centering Prayer followed by a group-selected study/activity and faith sharing time. Instruction will be provided, so no prior experience is necessary. To find out more about Centering Prayer and Lectio…
Find out more »Covenant Bible Study – Tuesday Group
Covenant is an in-depth, group Bible study. We read and discuss the Bible together, learning how to better love God and each other. Study materials are available at the Pathways Alcove and include the Common English Study Bible (CEB). Other translations are acceptable. There are three, eight-week sessions: Creating the Covenant, Living the Covenant and Trusting the Covenant. Did you start this study last year and want to finish it this year? Join this Bible Study group for the last…
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Ballroom Dancing Ongoing | Tuesday | 6:45 - 8:30 pm | Fellowship Hall and/or B155-157 Learn to dance in a fun and relaxed environment. All abilities are welcome. $10 per single or $15 per couple. Led by Desiree Reyes
Find out more »Circle of Joy
Circle of Joy Ongoing | 2nd Tuesday | 7:00 pm | Offsite Circle of Joy supports the Ruth Goebel House for Homeless Women and provides Christmas stockings for Integrated Family Community Services. Programs are different each month and range from community service activities to educational and informational programs.
Find out more »Women’s Spiritual Growth
September 12, 2018 – May 29, 2019 HOLIDAY BREAK – December 26 Wednesdays | 9:30 – 11:30 am | B 243 New book study starting Wednesday, February 27 "Have A Little Faith: A True Story" - Mitch Albom Women’s Spiritual Growth group selects and discusses fiction and non-fiction books for inspiration as we continue on our spiritual journey together. Led by Carol Tyson
Find out more »Sisters: A Bible Study for Women
September 5 – May 22 | Wednesday 9:30 – 11:00 am | B250-252 We begin the New Year on January 9 with a new book, Take the Flag, by Rob Fuquay. This promises to be an interesting and intriguing study of the 7 flags used to alert drivers of conditions on NASCAR and IndyCar race tracks - and how God might use those same signals to us in our hustle and bustle lives. Come along for the ride! Books are…
Find out more »Social Justice in Action
Ongoing | Monday or Wednesday Monday | 7:00 – 8:00 pm | B241 Wednesday | 10:00 – 11:00 am | B241 Join us as we explore Social Justice issues impacting our community and the world, including racial justice, homelessness, girls’ education, as well as immigration and refugees. We will spend 4-6 weeks at a time reading books and discussing them together. For a complete book list and to sign up, email Jenn Kloeppel
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