St. Andrew and St. Margaret of Scotland Anglican Catholic Church in Alexandria Virginia.

"Lord Jesus Christ, May All That I Do This Day Be To Your Greater Glory.”

"Temptation is not sin; it is pressure to give into the influences that lead us away from God!" (excerpt from Fr. Nick's sermon, Feb 21st, 2010)

Lenten Invitations!

Every Friday during Lent, Stations of the Cross at 7:00 p.m. followed by soup and bread supper in the parish
hall.

Additional Lenten opportunities:

Holy Communion: Wednesday & Thursday at 12:00 noon

Bible Study: Thursday at 10:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m.

(More detailed information below)

Please join us as we take

A WALK THROUGH THE LIFE OF CHRIST!

on Palm Sunday, March 28th, 2-4PM, on the church lawn!

See him in the manger and on the cross; hear Him ask questions of the scribes; touch the sheep and taste the fish; smell the fresh hay and wave palms at His triumphant entry into Jerusalem!

EVERY SUNDAY

7:45 AM - Holy Eucharist & Sermon (no music)

9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist & Sermon ( 4th Sunday of each month - Morning Prayer )

10:20 AM - YouthGroup/Sunday School/Pre-School Sunday School (meeting September through June)

10:30 AM - Adult Bible Study

11:15 AM - Sung Holy Eucharist (Gregorian Chant/incense) & Sermon

*Nursery is available for 9:00 AM and 11:15 AM services. Preschool Sunday School in nursery at 10:30.

*Coffee and fellowship period held after each service.

Wednesday

12 Noon - Holy Eucharist & Holy Unction

7:00PM - **Course based on Archbishop Haverland’s Anglican Catholic Faith and Practice beginning October 7^th. If interested in attending, please call or email the parish office to register.**

Thursday

10:00AM and 7:00PM weekly Bible study on the Gospel according to St. Luke. The class consists of lecture and ample opportunity for questions and participation. Join us!

12 Noon - Holy Eucharist

*For those who are homebound and desire to receive Holy Communion and/or Unction. PLEASE do not hesitate to call or email Fr. Nick. Many of you cannot attend on a regular basis due to health issues. But please call if you want a visit. It is one of the most rewarding duties of the priesthood.

Upcoming Activities

All men of the church are invited to attend the monthly Mens Group as we study The Holiness of God by RC Sproul. This is a DVD series with book. Next meeting is Saturday, March 20th! Please join us!

A Walk Through the Life of Christ, Sunday, March 28th, from 2-4PM on the the church lawn.

Stop by the parish hall and look at the selection of Lenten books and devotions available. All proceeds will benefit our Haitian Missions.

Other Announcements

Please remember to complete and turn in your parish surveys. These will greatly assist our future outreach efforts. Our welcome packets have also been updated and improved. If you know of someone who might be interested in St. A & M, feel free to take a “Welcome” folder from the narthex.

All Foyers groups are reminded to plan their next dinner for this month. Due to the schedule last fall, our Foyers groups will remain the same until May. If any parishioner would like to join Foyers now, please contact Jane Baer.

Want to know more about the Anglican Catholic Church? Join Fr. Nick for a course based on Archbishop Haverland’s Anglican Catholic Faith and Practice. Classes will meet each Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. If interested in attending, please call or email the parish office to register.

Vestry meets the third Monday of each month in the Parish Hall, 7:30PM

Rev. Nicholas C. Athanaelos, Rector ( E-mail ) Rev. Michael C. Weaver Associate ( E-mail ) Rev. John Cook Assistant Photos
When sending mail to the church, please send to 1607 Dewitt Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia 22301. The Post Office does not deliver mail to 402 E. Monroe Avenue.	Directions

Who We Are

Many faithful Christians today are searching for a church home; a Church that preaches and teaches the historic faith "once delivered"; a Church where "Scripture", "Reason", and "Tradition" are not words that have to be whispered.

Well, dear friend, we have great news! The Church established by Jesus Christ is very much alive and well; a Church faithful to the Word of God and unwilling to compromise on matters of Faith, Morals, or Discipline; a Church rich in traditional liturgy and worship; a Church that continues to follow the teachings of Christ instead of those of the world.

The Church of St. Andrew & St. Margaret is a vibrant, growing parish within the Anglican Catholic Church located just outside our nation's capitol in the heart of Northern Virginia.

If you are searching for a spiritual home, we welcome you to join us for worship and study. You are also encouraged to call or email our rector who will be most happy to answer your questions.

We Welcome You in the Name of the Lord!

What We Believe