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Welcome to St. Andrew's, Savannah!



We extend to you a warm welcome in the blessed name of Christ! St. Andrew’s is a traditional, liturgical, sacramental, and family-oriented parish located in the midtown area of Savannah, Georgia. Our Church is thankful to God for the heritage that is ours in the poetically beautiful and biblically orthodox liturgical treasure of the 1928 Book of Common Prayer, the rich hymnody of the 1940 hymnal, as well as the historic Church’s traditional moral and ethical teachings.

Our Church meets together weekly for the Holy Eucharist on Sunday mornings, gathers on Wednesdays for Bible Study and Evening Prayer, and sits down together after the service on the first Sunday of each month for a parish Luncheon. The children attend Sunday School before the service on Sundays, our Young Adults meet together weekly for Bible Study and fellowship, and our Ladies come together on Wednesday mornings for Study and discussion. As you can tell by the focus of our activities, the reception of Holy Communion, the study of Sacred Scripture, and encouragement towards Christian growth and maturity are priorities at St. Andrew’s.

Many of our newer members have appreciated the warm hospitality and friendly manner of our parishioners, and how quickly they have been “folded into” the loving fellowship of our Church. St. Andrew’s is certainly not the type of parish where you will be ignored or “lost in the crowd.” In fact, if you visit you will certainly receive a follow-up phone call, and probably an invitation to dinner!

If you are interested in learning more about our Church, please give us a call or an email and Father Baker will be happy to answer any questions that you might have. We would also be happy to set up a time to show you around the campus, and if you are new to the area, the lovely and historic city of Savannah. If you are searching for a parish home, we encourage you to get to know us at St. Andrew’s, and we look forward to getting to know you.


Blessings,

Fr. Jeff Baker
Rector
 

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