This year the children of St. Andrew’s are once again tackling a new story for their Christmas Pageant.
It is called “The Elf on the Alter.” Pamalee Smith has taken the now popular “The Elf on the Shelf” by Carol Aebersold and Chanda Bell and paired it with “Mary’s Story” by Becky White. Santa has help when it comes to finding out a child’s wish list of gifts and who has been naughty or nice. Find out how one elf goes ...
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The summer of 1965 was a glorious time to be in Washington D.C. The place of so many museums. The zoo where the white tiger was a rarity- so majestic and yet so sad. To be able to listen to music on the steps of the Potomac by the Marine Corps Band- the President’s own band. The place where both my mother and I were born. To be with family and friends, including one who had moved with her family from Los Angeles where we ...
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On Sunday, November 4 at 5:00 p.m., the people of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church will present guest organist Richard Konzen in the 10th anniversary celebration concert of the Arthur Carkeek memorial organ. Konzen’s recital on the 23-rank Joseph Zamberlan pipe organ, installed in 2002 in honor of DePauw professor and St. Andrew’s organist Arthur Carkeek, is a special moment in the history of the church since it is the return of Konzen who was a former student ...
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
September 16, 2012
Dear People of St. Andrews:
It is hard to believe that 15 months have passed since I joined you as Interim Rector. This has been a wonderfully rich and fruitful period as St. Andrew’s transitioned from the ministry of Rev. Bill Wieland to begin the process of discerning who St. Andrew’s is called to be going forward.
It has been an honor to serve with you in this journey. We have had much fun ...
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