St. Andrew's Anglican Church

St. Andrew's Anglican Church + Traditional Anglican Worship.
+ Biblically-Centered Preaching.
+ Evangelical Commitment. St. Andrews is truly an exciting church with a lot of energy and life.

We're also a church with roots – in the history of Fort Worth, in historic Anglican liturgy and in careful, Biblical exposition and teaching.

Summer is here! 🌞🍉⛱️ Though our programs are pared down for this season, there are still plenty of opportunities to fell...
06/01/2026

Summer is here! 🌞🍉⛱️ Though our programs are pared down for this season, there are still plenty of opportunities to fellowship! Join us on Sundays or at any one of these events!

What a lovely evening to celebrate Ascension Day! Even the wind got involved! In the Anglican expression it’s common to ...
05/15/2026

What a lovely evening to celebrate Ascension Day! Even the wind got involved! In the Anglican expression it’s common to celebrate the Ascension of Christ outdoors, where we can turn our hearts and minds heavenwards. Our St. Andrews family communed together in Burnett Park and had a fabulous picnic dinner afterwards (thanks )! 🌬️🧺☁️🌳

Save the date! 📅🚗✨VBS is coming July 6–10! This year’s theme is Road Trip: Following God’s Way—a fun-filled week of game...
05/04/2026

Save the date! 📅🚗✨
VBS is coming July 6–10! This year’s theme is Road Trip: Following God’s Way—a fun-filled week of games, music, and adventure!
Mark your calendars now—you won’t want to miss it! More details coming soon.

April showers bring… lots of fun May events! Join us for Confirmation Sunday, muffins, movies, and lots more!
05/02/2026

April showers bring… lots of fun May events! Join us for Confirmation Sunday, muffins, movies, and lots more!

April showers bring… lots of fun events in May! Join us for summer camp previews, Confirmation, feast days, and everythi...
05/01/2026

April showers bring… lots of fun events in May! Join us for summer camp previews, Confirmation, feast days, and everything in between!

Join us for Muffins with Mom on May 10 at 9am! 💐🧁Come celebrate the amazing moms and mother figures in our lives with a ...
04/30/2026

Join us for Muffins with Mom on May 10 at 9am! 💐🧁
Come celebrate the amazing moms and mother figures in our lives with a morning of sweet treats and special moments together. It’s a simple, meaningful way to start the day feeling loved and appreciated.
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

Join us this Sunday for tacos in the courtyard! 🌮☀️After the 10:30 service, stick around for great food, fresh air, and ...
04/28/2026

Join us this Sunday for tacos in the courtyard! 🌮☀️
After the 10:30 service, stick around for great food, fresh air, and even better company. It’s the perfect chance to relax, connect, and enjoy time together as a church family.
Bring your appetite—and a friend! We can’t wait to see you there.

Calling all campers! Join the Youth of St. Andrews next month for a Camp Crucis preview day! You’ll get a taste of what ...
04/11/2026

Calling all campers! Join the Youth of St. Andrews next month for a Camp Crucis preview day! You’ll get a taste of what camp is all about… things like playing games, seeing old friends and meeting new ones, and enjoying the beauty of creation! 🥏🏕️🍔🌅

He is risen—and we’re still celebrating. 🌿✨In the liturgical year, Easter lasts for 50 days—not just one Sunday. It’s a ...
04/07/2026

He is risen—and we’re still celebrating. 🌿✨

In the liturgical year, Easter lasts for 50 days—not just one Sunday. It’s a season of joy, renewal, and living in the truth that Jesus is alive. Rooted in word and sacrament, we continue to live into the promise of resurrection.

The Feast of Candlemas, observed forty days after Christmas, celebrates the light of Christ presented to the world! Cand...
02/02/2026

The Feast of Candlemas, observed forty days after Christmas, celebrates the light of Christ presented to the world! Candlemas concludes the Epiphany Season and illuminates the remaining darkness of winter. In Luke 2 we read the story of Christ’s birth, complete with angels, shepherds, and swaddling clothes; but the story doesn’t end there… Some time after Jesus was born, Joseph and Mary took Him to the Temple in Jerusalem according to Jewish custom. While there a man named Simeon came into the Temple; God had promised Simeon that he would see the Savior before he died, and that promise was fulfilled. Rembrandt van Rijn paints this exact scene with a reverent hand, creating a hushed vignette of light and worship. 
Amid the hustle and bustle of a busy Temple, Simeon kneels with Christ in his arms, his face illuminated by the pure light emanating from the infant. The usual crowd of Temple visitors ebbs and flows around this small tableau vivant, seemingly unaware of the prophecy fulfillment happening before them. Upon holding the Christ Child in his arms Simeon blessed God, saying “Lord, now you are letting your servant depart in peace, according to your word; for my eyes have seen your salvation that you have prepared in the presence of all peoples, a light for revelation to the Gentiles, and for glory to your people Israel.” (Luke 2:29-32)

Address

917 Lamar Street
Fort Worth, TX
76102

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 12:30pm
Sunday 8am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+18173323191

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