Find Your Place
Sunday worship is the center of our common life, but Christian community grows through prayer, shared meals, friendship, discipleship, and service. Explore several ways to become more connected at St. Andrew's.
Community Groups
Community groups (CGs) help the people of St. Andrew’s share life beyond Sunday worship.
Groups meet every other week in homes for meals, conversation, prayer, Scripture, and mutual encouragement. More information about Community Groups is coming in Fall 2026.
Triads
Triads are intentional groups of three or four men or women who usually meet every other week. Members share personal updates, discuss a passage of Scripture, pray for one another, and encourage one another to follow Jesus in everyday life.
St. Andrew's currently has eight triads. Contact us to ask about joining or forming a triad.
Serving
The life of the church depends on people offering their time and gifts. Opportunities include hospitality, setup, music, readings, children’s ministry, prayer, meals, administration, community outreach, and mission.
Love and Serve Frederick
We want our faith to shape how we live in our homes, neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, and community. Members of St. Andrew's currently serve with Fellowship of Christian Athletes, WyldLife, Capernaum, and the Frederick Rescue Mission.
Each year, through our connection with FCA, members prepare and serve a meal for the Frederick High School football team. To learn more about serving through one of these ministries, email info@standrewsanglicanmd.org.
Take a Next Step
Whether you are exploring membership, considering Baptism, or preparing for Confirmation, we would be glad to help you take the next step in the life of St. Andrew’s.
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A baptized Christian may become a member of St. Andrew’s by having their Baptism recorded in the church’s records.
Voting members and those who serve on the vestry are also expected to be confirmed, participate regularly in worship, and support the life and ministry of the church.
St. Andrew’s plans to introduce an annual membership course as the church continues to grow.
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Baptism is the sign of entry into the covenant family of God and an important step in the Christian life.
If you are interested in Baptism for yourself or your child, contact us to begin a conversation with Pastor Seth.
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Confirmation is an opportunity for baptized Christians to publicly reaffirm their faith and receive prayer from the bishop for continued growth and faithfulness in Christ.
St. Andrew’s plans to offer a four-week Confirmation preparation course annually.
Ready to connect?
If you have questions or want to learn more about any of our ways to connect — fill out the form or send an email to info@standrewsanglicanmd.org.
