Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church
P. O. Box 475, 3rd and Excel - Petersburg, Alaska 99833
Phone: 907-772-3285
A parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Alaska
+The Episcopal Branch of the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church in Alaska+
Book Study of
The Heart of Christianity:
Rediscovering a Life of Faith

by Marcus Borg
Monday nights at 6:30 
Click here for Schedule and More Information
"Borg offers questioning Christians a way to keep the faith without shutting down the search for truth."
--Barbara Brown Taylor, author
St. Andrew's Altar
with new Stained Glass Windows
+MINISTERS+
All the people of the Church
+VICAR+

Mother Dawn Allen-Herron
Phone: 907-254-0526
Email:
Dawn@standrewspetersburg.org
SACRED SPACE
An online reseource for creating a sacred space for Scripture and prayer
Take a closer look, and read a bit of history and interpretation of our Windows
Southeast Deanery Convocation
hosted by
St.  Andrew's
April 22-25, 2004
Click Here for Details
+Services+
Sundays at 10:00 a.m.
Holy Eucharist
(When Mother Dawn is in town)
Liturgy of the Word
(Other Sundays)
Saint Andrew the Apostle
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One of the twelve Apostles of Jesus Christ.  He was a native of Bethsaida, the son of Jona and brother of Simon Peter.  He was a disciple of Saint John the Baptist, but followed Our Lord and became one of the first disciples
(John 1:40).
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Afterwords he took his brother Simon to Him.  They were with Christ at Cana but then returned to their occupation as fisherman.  While they were so engaged, Our Lord called to them to become fishers of humanity, and they left everything and became His constant attendants (Matt 4:19-20)
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It was Saint Andrew who gave Christ the five loaves and two fishes with which He fed the multitude (John 6:9).  He appeared also as introducing some Gentiles brought by Saint Philip, and asking when the destruction of the Temple was to take place (John 12:22)
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Eusebius, the earliest historian of the Church, says he preached in Scythia.  Others say that he preached also in Greece and was crucified in Achaia.  According to Church Tradition: St. Andrew was crucified on a cross shaped like the letter X.  He is the patron Saint of Russia, Greece, and of Scotland.
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In the
Episcopal Church in the USA his feast day is:
30 November
Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church, Petersburg, Alaska
LINKS

The Episcopal Church USA
The Episcopal Diocese of Alaska
Gospel Based Discipleship Website
The Anglican Communion Website
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Alleluia! Christ is Risen!
Indeed, Christ is Risen! Alleluia!
WEBMOTHER: Mother Dawn Allen-Herron, with a lot of  help from my friends!