• Men’s Ministry
• Friday, October 2; 2 – 8 pm
• Saturday, October 3; 9 am – 1 pm
• St. Andrew’s Farm (4840 Swinton Creek Rd, Meggett, SC)
• Speakers: Steve Wood and Mark Andrews
• Cost: $45
• Register Now

Join the Men of St. Andrew’s for a weekend at St. Andrew’s Farm as we gather in an atmosphere of adventure and camaraderie to experience the presence and power of Jesus Christ. When we intentionally lay down the distractions of the day, quiet our heart and listen to what Our Father has to say to us, amazing things happen in our life.

We’ll get started at 2:00 pm on Friday afternoon with fun and fellowship before we move into teaching, discussion and prayer. Steve Wood will speak after dinner and we’ll end the evening with worship around the campfire. You are invited to pop a tent and stay the night, or you can be home by 9:00 pm. Some may choose to haul out a camper for the night. If you spend the night, breakfast is on you.

We will reconvene at 9:00 am Saturday morning when we will hear from Mark Andrews. Afterwards, we’ll spend some time in small group discussion and prayer before we wrap up the weekend with lunch. It will be easy to social distance since we will be outdoors. Masks are required.

Our weekend will be filled with powerful teaching, meaningful conversations and fun. Men bond and fortify relationships through common experience so you may arrive barely knowing a few guys; you’ll leave truly knowing brothers. Trust that the Holy Spirit will make himself known in a powerful way. Come be a part of it.

If you have questions, please contact Andy Breaux (ABreaux@StAndrews.Church or 843.296.2052).

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• Begins October 5 and continues on Mondays through November 30
• 6 pm – 8:30 pm
• Dinner & Childcare included
• Ministry Center, St. Andrew’s Church
• Register Now

Alpha is a series of conversations around the meaning of life, faith, and God from a Christian perspective. Many come for different reasons and from various backgrounds but all are welcome to explore their questions together in a safe, judgment-free space.

The format is simple and relaxed. Over the course of 9 weeks, you will eat a great meal together, listen to an intriguing talk, and join others in honest discussions in small groups. There is also a one-day special event on Saturday, November 21. Lunch and childcare are included.

There are no costs associated with registration. We just ask you to come willing to explore! For more information and registration AlphaCharleston.com or contact Kyle Holtzhower (Kyle@StAndrews.Church or 843.284.4346).

• Begins October 5 and continues on Mondays through November 30
• 6:50 pm – 8:30 pm
• Live talks from St. Andrew’s Church – Mt Pleasant
• Live online discussion – link provided when registered.
• Register Now

Alpha is a series of conversations around the meaning of life, faith, and God from a Christian perspective. Many come for different reasons and from various backgrounds but all are welcome to explore their questions together in a safe, judgment-free space.

Each week follows the same pattern. A fun, informal time of fellowship while people log in, a live-streamed talk from our in-person Alpha highlighting an important part of Christian thinking, followed by honest small group discussion. There is also a one-day special event on Saturday, November 21, 9 am -2:30 pm.

There are no costs associated with registration. We just ask you to come willing to explore! For more information and registration AlphaCharleston.com or contact Kyle Holtzhower (Kyle@StAndrews.Church or 843.284.4346).

• Tuesdays, October 13 – December 1
• 6:15 – 8:30 pm
• Speaker: The Rev’d Randy Forrester
• Registration deadline: October 9
• Register now: In Person  or   Live stream

What does it mean to follow Jesus in our day? This is the question that all Christians are called to answer. Mark offers every disciple a compelling vision of Jesus Christ and his life changing call to “follow me.” This eight week course will take a deep dive into several key passages in Mark as rich resources for a robust and relevant discipleship in our complex world.

There are three ways to participate in this course:

1. In person WITH meals – $95: Pending approval for occupying our new building, the class will take place at St. Andrew’s Church (440 Whilden St., Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464). Participants will be asked to wear a mask at all times except while eating.  Food is served at 6:15 PM. (Register now)
2. In person WITHOUT meals – $25: Participants will be asked to wear a mask at all times – entering and exiting the building, while listening to the talk, and during group discussion. Participants will be placed in small groups and maintain social distance. Class begins at 6:45 PM. (Register now)
3. Live Stream – $25: Participants will be provided with an online link to listen to lectures live and participate in virtual small group discussion. Class begins at 6:45 PM. (Register now).

Registration deadline October 9.  Scholarships available: contact Karen Gaddy (KGaddy@StAndrews.Church or 843.284.4316).   Questions? Contact The Rev’d Randy Forrester (RForrester@StAndrews.Church) or 843.284.4320.

• Friday, November 6
• 6 – 9 pm
• Event is free
• Ministry Center

We are very excited to announce the Beauty From Ashes exhibit to mark The Kairos Gallery’s Grand Opening in the new Mt Pleasant campus. Featuring works by Bruce Herman, Sandra Bowden, Edward Knippers, Grace Carol Bomer, Kelly Kruse, Glenn Howell, and Amelia Whaley, as well as a performance by the StageQuest String Quartet (6-7:30 pm). This event is free and masks are required to be worn by all attendees. Hors d’oeuvres and refreshments will be served. This exhibit will close December 27.

For more information about the event, please contact Kristy Barry (KBarry@StAndrews.Church  or 843.284.4351).

Our Guest Speaker, Bruce Herman

A special part of our evening together will be an address (7:30 pm) via an interactive livestream by Bruce Herman, Lothlórien Distinguished Chair in the Fine Arts at Gordon College. Herman’s art has been exhibited in Boston, New York, Los Angeles and most major cities in the U.S.A.  and abroad in Italy, England, Israel, Japan, and Hong Kong. Herman’s art is in many public and private art collections––among these, the Vatican Museums in Rome, Cincinnati Museum of Fine Arts, and Hammer Museum Grunewald Print Collection in L.A.  Visit his website: BruceHerman.com.