St. Andrew’s campus houses three faith communities: St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Trinity Cush Episcopal Church  and the Darfur Community of Iowa. St. Andrew’s is an  Episcopal parish that worships in English on Sundays at 10:00 am.  Trinity Cush is a community from South Sudan whose primary weekly service is conducted in their native language Dinka Sundays at 11:30 am.. The Darfur Community of Iowa are Muslims from the Darfur region of western Sudan.

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What to Expect

First-time visitors to Saint Andrew’s often remark on our friendly embraces during the Peace on Sunday mornings. (This is now on hold due to covid.) We are a close community of faith and we care deeply for one another. We believe this comes from praying together, working together, and having fun together. 

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Sunday worship happens at 10:00 a.m.. Most Sundays worship includes communion with gluten-free bread and wine. Worship follows a predictable format and printed bulletins are provided. You are welcome to wear whatever feels right to you--some folks will be in jackets and ties and some will be in jeans. Whatever you wear, we're just happy you're here!

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Children are celebrated at Saint Andrew’s, including welcoming their presence during the worship service with a special message. Child care is available during worship for infants and toddlers up to age 4.

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Join us on our journey to a closer relationship with God. Our doors are open to ALL.

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What is the Episcopal Church?

Click here to learn more about the Episcopal Church.

 

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