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

New Year Resolution:

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

SERVICES ARE CANCELED FOR SUNDAY, FEB 7TH, 2010

Every Sunday
7:45 AM - Holy Eucharist & Sermon (no music)
9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist & Sermon ( 4th Sunday of each month is Morning Prayer ); Family friendly service. Nursery/Pre-school Sunday School.
10:20 AM - YouthGroup/Sunday School (meeting September through June)
10:30 AM - Adult Bible Study (begins late Fall)
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 which has been meeting each Wednesday, beginning September 17^th. 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

Please remember to send your donations to our sister churches in Haiti directly to the St. Paul Missionary Society, C/O St. Stephen’s in Athens, Georgia. Forms are provided on Sunday and will continue to be available. 100% of your contribution will go directly to our Haitian missions. Immediate needs will be food, water, medical care, and housing. Future needs will be re-building of the orphanage, villages, and churches. Please continue to pray daily for the people of Haiti, especially our missions. A special novena prayer leaflet produced by Christ Church, New Orleans, will be available in next Sunday’s bulletin.

The Rev. Fr. Arthur Woolley, SSC, will conduct a “Quiet” day on February 27^th. The day will begin at 9:00 a.m. with Holy Communion, followed by two sessions, lunch, and two afternoon sessions ending with Evening Prayer. The topic will be a portion of the Seven Deadly Sins. INVITE YOUR FRIENDS! There is NO CHARGE, including lunch!

Upcoming Lenten Spiritual Opportunities: Friday Evening Stations of the Cross and Devotions at 7:00 p.m. followed by a soup and bread supper in the parish hall.

Announcements

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.

Our parish men meet for breakfast and conversation each third Saturday of the month at 8:30 a.m. in the parish hall.

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 ) Photos
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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