You can give online to St. Andrew's using your credit or debit card or your bank’s routing/account numbers. If your gift is in memory/honor of someone, please put that information in the comments.
Click on the green GIVE button below, create your account and log in. Enter your information into the simple form. Choose whether to make a recurring contribution or a one-time gift. Don't worry, if you decide later to choose a different option, you can make changes at any time. Click on the "cover fees" box to cover the small processing fee if you are paying with a credit or debit card (there is no fee for having funds sent directly from your bank account) Although this is optional, we sincerely hope you will do that.
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2024 Pledge Campaign Our 2024 pledge campaign begins October 1, 2023 and concludes with the blessing of our pledge cards on October 29. 2023 Pledge campaign packets were mailed on September 21. If you do not receive yours, additional packets are available at both entrances to the church. Each packet contains a letter from this year’s campaign leader, Kirk Klinger; an invitation to the pledge campaign reception at Mary Gibson Waddill’s on Wednesday, October 25; a pledge card and a return envelope. This year’s campaign goal is $600,000. Click here to fill out an online pledge card.
The Vestry has approved guidelines intended to govern: 1) special gifts of cash or other financial instruments; 2) gifts given In Memoriam, and 3) gifts of material items to the church.
Click here for the guidelines.
Each Sunday parishioners are invited to give altar flowers in memory of loved ones or to honor special occasions. Special requests (type and color of flowers, etc) are given to the Flower Guild each week. Cost is $100, or $50.00 if shared by two families. There are separate memorials for Easter and Christmas flowers. For more information or to reserve a week on the flower calendar, contact Ellen Edwards.
The Memorial Garden is a permanent place for the ashes of those who made their home among the St. Andrew’s family. Any parishioner or her/his immediate family may be interred in the Memorial Garden. Ashes are interred with the assurance that St. Andrew’s will maintain the site – just to the south of the church – as a place of memorial. A leaf, with the name of the deceased, dates of birth, and death, are placed on the Tree of Remembrance in St. Nicholas Chapel.
The Memorial Garden Committee maintains the Memorial Garden, orders leaves for the Tree of Remembrance and provides a Funeral Customary to assist parishioners and their immediate family with pre-arrangements. For more information contact Bill Wilds, ext. 1007.
