Ministries
Adult Education at St. Andrew is more than just an opportunity to learn something new. It is a chance to grow together as a community of faith as we reflect together on Scripture and discuss topics relevant to our lives as Christians. St. Andrew offers classes for adults most Sundays at 9:30am, Sunday School for K-5th graders from 9:30-10:15am, and our youth meet weekly from 12-1pm for learning and community service opportunities.
Cultivate Faith: An Adult Education Class
Our adult education class meets at 9:30am on most Sundays September - May. Cultivate Faith provides time to discuss, pray, and reflect on a variety of important issues, asking why they matter to our daily faith.
Join Cultivate Faith via Computer
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83795734237?pwd=OWVCOWpUcFRyeC9EeFJia3ZQd0ZzZz09
Meeting ID: 837 9573 4237
Passcode: 662270
Fellowship Book Study - Zoom Only!
2nd Tuesday of the Month
Join us on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, via Zoom, at 7:00 PM.
Please contact Anna Wilkinson with any questions!
Join Fellowship Book Study via Zoom:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86327801775?pwd=N3M2blQyTkxPdHVqN3ZwU0p5TUIvdz09
Meeting ID: 863 2780 1775 | Passcode: 951879
Kids & youth at the Pray-Ground during worship on Rally Day Sept 10 2023
Children & Youth Ministry
At St. Andrew, children and youth aren't considered "the future of the church." They're a vital part of what makes up the church today! Our ministry wouldn't be the same without their presence, energy, and leadership. Children and youth of all ages are warmly encouraged to participate and lead in worship.
Sunday School is offered for children age 5 through 5th grade from 9:30am-10:15am before worship every Sunday.
Youth 6th-12th graders meet Sunday from 12-1pm for Youth Group! We have the occasional outing, fun night, and service project sprinkled throughout the year. It wouldn’t be youth group without a bit (a lot) of fun!
Rally Day 2021: Assembling “kitchen kits” for newly housed members of the community while enjoying a Kona shaved ice truck.
Fellowship & Congregational Care
At St. Andrew, we value reaching out to those in need in our community and caring for those within our midst. We provide a multitude of congregational care ministries, such as: rides to worship, home communion for those unable to attend worship, hospital visitation, and meals after a baby is born.
Anti-Racism
St. Andrew’s Statement on Racism, adopted by the Session in 2020, guides our anti-racism ministry. It says:
“The people of St. Andrew Presbyterian Church acknowledge that we have, knowingly and unknowingly, helped perpetuate systemic racism within our church, our community, and our world. We regret our actions, as well as our silence and complacency. With guidance from the Holy Spirit and help from communities of color, we will face the reality of racism, accept our role in it, then do the hard work of challenging and eradicating it.”
Our anti-racism work is part of a broader commitment to be a “Matthew 25” congregation of the Presbyterian Church (USA). As a Matthew 25 church, we pledge to care for “the least of these” by working to end structural racism and systemic poverty. We do this by:
Supporting the NAACP of Boulder with our time and money
Working with Together Colorado, a multifaith advocacy organization that seeks to transform public policies that perpetuate racism and poverty
Providing educational opportunities for the congregation (book studies, films, discussions, training)
Encouraging the congregation to participate in advocacy activities related to social justice and racial equity
Email office@standrewboulder.org to get involved.
Great Horned Owl
Green Team
Caring for creation is an integral part of our faith. St. Andrew was the first certified Earth Care congregation in Colorado. Led by our Green Team, we continue to prioritize God's creation as we take care of our building and grounds. We know how blessed we are to have a campus along South Boulder Creek with sweeping views of the Flatirons and Great Horned Owls nesting in the trees above the playground!