Women's Planning Team
Any women interested in helping to plan events sponsored by the Women's Group are welcome to attend any of the monthly planning meetings. Meetings are generally held the first week of the month; please view the calendar for current dates and times.
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Prayer Chain
Prayer requests are called to the Church office and are passed confidentially through the prayer chain. Call the Church office, 952-937-2776 to request a prayer or to add your name to the list.
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Saturday Women's Bible Study
Third Saturday Bible Study: Opening the Book of Faith led by Judy Burke. The lessons for the coming weekend will be studied. No preparation needed. 8:30 – 10:00 with a light breakfast served in the Trinity Room.
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The Service of the Upper Room — Fellowship Supper and Communion
Monday, March 29 at 6:30PM
or
Tuesday, March 30 at 6:30pm
Due to popular demand of this service, it will be offered 2 nights at St. Andrew West. There is no cost but a reservation is necessary. A free–will offering will be taken as part of the service. You can make a reservation by calling the church office at 952–937–2776, signing up in the Women's notebook or bulletin insert or emailing Julane Anderson at julanea@hotmail.com.
St. Andrew West is turned into the Upper Room where Jesus instituted the Last Supper. The Last Supper was a Jewish Passover, or paschal meal, a solemn sacrificial meal carried out according to ancient Jewish ritual by Jesus and His disciples in the Upper Room. As the supper drew to a close, Christ completed His plan to fulfill the Passover when He broke bread and passed the ceremonial cup to the disciples to free them and all of us from the bondage of sin. You will enter the room by walking along the road that Jesus walked into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. The room will be decorated with as much authenticity as possible. A full meal will be served by the Women of St. Andrew. There will be a reenactment of the Last Supper with Scripture readings and the event is concluded with a Communion Worship. Let us think of the significance of the paschal meal by attending this very meaningful worship during Holy Week.
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