Ministry at St. Andrew's Church
Ministry is faith in action. Ministry is where we put into practice what we say we believe in our following Jesus.
We serve children, we reach out to the poor, we welcome our neighbors, we give of ourselves generously because as Jesus-followers, serving is the way to abundant and joyful life.

Come and be part of the serving!

Crop Walk
Each fall, St. Andrew's families join our neighbors, walking together to take a stand against hunger in our world. Together we raise awareness and funds for international relief and development, as well as local hunger-fighting.
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Upward Basketball
Every winter, St. Andrew's hosts Upward Baskeball, where kids learn the fundamentals of basketball and cheerleading, while building character and self-esteem. Every child plays. Every child learns. Every child IS a Winner!
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Room in the Inn
Each winter, St. Andrew's joins with other Charlotte congregations to provide shelter and food for the homeless. One night a week, we offer a warm, safe place to sleep, serve two meals (dinner and breakfast) and then return guests to the Urban Ministry Center the following morning.
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Appalachia Service Project
St. Andrew's Men volunteer in the Appalachia Service Project (ASP), a Christian ministry, open to all people, that fosters human development by addressing the housing needs of Central Appalachia.
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Service Works
Middle Schoolers at St. Andrew's volunteered a week of their summer in Hendersonville, N.C., to work with two organizations to assist a woman make repairs to her home. The group collaborated with Service Works, a summer youth mission operated by Steve and Shannon Gardner and their family, and Housing Assistance, a nonprofit organization based in Hendersonville, N.C., that operates year-round helping low-income families make needed repairs and build homes.
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The Pittsburgh Project
Every Summer, St. Andrew's High Schoolers travel to Pittsburgh to provide free home repairs for homeowners who are elderly, poor, shut-in, widowed, disabled, or immobile. Most live in substandard conditions, and many are cited for building code violations, facing the possibility of eviction if repairs are not completed. Projects include exterior and interior painting, repairing damaged walls and ceilings, hanging drywall, installing new toilets, constructing wheelchair ramps, clearing debris, repointing loose bricks, fortifying retaining walls, replacing doors, floors, and windows, patching holes on rooftops, and many other smaller jobs.
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Brazil Missions Trip
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