Worship at St. Andrew’s is both liturgical and uplifting. A different worship setting is usually used each week, utilizing the new Evangelical Lutheran Worship hymnal with its ten settings for liturgical worship, the With One Voice hymnal, the Hymnal Supplement 1991 and other appropriate resources.

Holy Communion is a part of every Sunday service. We use a gluten-free communion bread and offer a choice of wine or white grape juice. Worship is led by the pastor with the assistance of our student seminarian (from Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary in Berkeley), lay readers, communion assistants and assisting ministers from among the membership of the congregation. Worship also always includes a provocative Children’s Word (sermon), a favorite of both adults and children.

We invite you to worship on Sunday mornings at 9:30 a.m. We gather around God’s Word and Table to be fed by Christ through Proclamation and the Meal.

Please consider yourself welcome!

Four times a year, the Caring Committee provides a brief communion service followed by a luncheon for senior members and friends who, for a variety of reasons, are either unable to attend worship services on a regular basis and/or who simply enjoy the great meal and fellowship. We meet in the church for worship, and then move to the fellowship hall where we enjoy the meal and each other's company. Our facility is handicapped accessible.

This is our adult and older youth handbell choir which accompanies hymns, plays anthems, and leads processionals during worship services. They rehearse on Thursdays at 7:00 p.m.

...is currently "under construction" as after a few year's absence we look to add a new director to our staff. Stay tuned!

The Trio -- of Piano, Cello and Violin -- often accompany many of our liturgies.

Baptisms of children and adults are a delight to the Church. However, since through baptism one becomes a member of the Church and the congregation, baptisms are only done where there is the expectation that participation in the Church is the intention. Baptisms are scheduled only after consultation with the pastor.

Non-member weddings can be scheduled after consultation with the pastor, and include three mandatory pre-wedding sessions with the pastor in addition to a rehearsal and the wedding ceremony. Fees for facility use, wedding hostess, organist, and pastoral services are negotiated depending on need.

Non-member funerals can be scheduled following consultation with the pastor. Pastoral services for non-member funerals on or off-site are possible depending on the pastor’s schedule and availability.