Wednesday
Nights:
Supper: 5:15-6pm
Bible Study: 6-7:30pm
Choir Rehearsal: 7:15-8:15pm
Sunday
mornings:
Sunday School: 9:15am
Slavic Service: 9:30am
Myanmar Bible Study: 9:30am
Myanmar Service: 10:00am
Worship Service: 10:30am
Haitian Service: 12:30pm
WednesdaY:
Dinner: 5:15pm
Bible Studies: 6:00pm
Choir Rehearsal: 7:15pm
ONE
BIG
FAMILY
Dear Friend,
“Why are we here?” St. Andrews Baptist Church has answered that question by embracing a simple statement that guides our church’s life.
Our One Priority is to worship and serve God by connecting people to Jesus and each other.
This priority leads us to focus our church life upon becoming and making disciples, mature followers of Jesus who honor him in every area of our lives. We invite you to join us on this exciting journey. You can gain a glimpse of church life through the window of this web page, but you won’t know the blessing of belonging until you experience our church in person.
We hope to see you soon at St. Andrews!
Contact us
Phone: (803) 798-7325
Email: info@standrewsbaptist.org
Address: 230 Bush River Rd
Columbia, SC 29210
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Mystic Sweet Communion
Dear Family,
There are some really weird “rules” in the Old Testament. It tells me stuff that can't be eaten or worn or planted or read. I am pretty persuaded that we aren’t meant to be bound by all that stuff, but that doesn’t make it irrelevant. It’s part of a story about what it means for God to get close to us. Leviticus (for instance) has a lot to unpack hermeneutically and I won’t do all of that on Sunday. What I do want to do is show you Jesus in these ancient ritual “rules.” I want to show you how we are made clean and how we offer that to others. This sermon is about how our consecration (being made holy) is infectious and changes the world.
Since this sermon comes from like 10 chapters, I want you to spend a few minutes thinking about how your own list of rules that you think should be followed may have kept you from infectious holiness. It may have kept you from seeing the world the way God does—as a place and people that he loves and longs to draw near.
Pastor Jace
