Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church of Barberton

Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church of Barberton St. Andrew's is a parish growing together in love, fellowship, and knowledge through commitment to serving Jesus Christ.

Andrew’s is the only Episcopal church in the suburban city of Barberton. Our gothic style church is still located in its original building, where the first services were held in 1914. We are located one block from beautiful Lake Anna near the center of town. The church building is completely handicap accessible. Off street parking is available in a paved, lighted lot. Our social hall is used for p

arish events and for gathering after church services to enjoy coffee, tea, and treats. Visit us to discover why we are considered “the friendly church on the corner”.

06/14/2026

Multistreaming with Castr

05/30/2026
Here’s Saint Patrick’s attempt to describe the Trinity.Or, you could come to Saint Andrew’s tomorrow at 9:00 AM.  Word i...
05/30/2026

Here’s Saint Patrick’s attempt to describe the Trinity.

Or, you could come to Saint Andrew’s tomorrow at 9:00 AM. Word is that Father Michael will also give explaining the Trinity a college try.

The problem with using analogies to explain the Holy Trinity is that you always end up confessing some ancient heresy.Let the patron saint of the Irish show ...

See you tomorrow — our service begins at 9:00 AM.  Join us immediately after the service for Pentecost Sundaes.
05/23/2026

See you tomorrow — our service begins at 9:00 AM. Join us immediately after the service for Pentecost Sundaes.

History for today.
05/10/2026

History for today.

By the time St. Bartholomew's Episcopal in Chatham County, Ga. was built in 1896, a congregation had already been evolving for more than fifty years.

The church building stands on what was once a rice plantation - one of many in this area of coastal Georgia. In the 1830's, an effort was launched to teach the enslaved to read, which in turn led to the organization of an Episcopal church.

And within 30 years - by the 1860's - St. Bartholomew's had become the largest Episcopal congregation - either black or white - in the entire Diocese of Georgia.

The structure here is a lovely and very important example of Victorian architecture. Though the congregation today is smaller, this church is still active. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.

I caught this photo on Friday morning on my way home from a book presentation at the Richmond Hill History Museum.

Address

583 West Hopocan Avenue
Barberton, OH
44203

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 11am
Tuesday 8am - 11am
Wednesday 8am - 11am
Thursday 8am - 11am
Friday 8am - 11am
Sunday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+13307539026

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