Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church

Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church is located Goldsboro, North Carolina. Our History:

In 1907 St. J. W. Heritage and his wife, Bert Dillard. In 1919 the Rev. James E.

Andrew's Episcopal Church was established on Oak Street in Goldsboro, North Carolina in a parochial school by the Rev. Holder moved the congregation to Gideon Hall in Goldsboro on the corner of James and Spruce Streets. Several clergy have led ministries at St. Andrew's, but the Rev. Joseph Banks served the longest, for over 40 years. On September 23, 2002 we moved to our present location on Harri

s Street with a dedication service by The Right Rev. Clifton R. Daniel, III, the VIIth Bishop of the Diocese of East Carolina. St. Andrew's is currently served by Priest-in-charge, the Rev. Frank Russ, and Deacon, the Rev. Rebecca Bean. Outreach ministries include a partnership with Dillard Middle School, and work with many community organizations in areas such as disaster relief, children's ministries, photography, music, and much more. Please look through our page to see the latest events, or contact us if you are interested in partnering with us to serve the Goldsboro Community. About St. Andrew

Saint Andrew is traditionally considered the first disciple of Jesus. He was the younger brother of Saint Peter. The brothers were fishermen. Jesus called them to be his disciples by saying that he would make them "fishers of men." Saint Andrew was originally a disciple of Saint John the Baptist. When John pointed to Jesus and said, "Behold the Lamb of God!" Andrew immediately left John to follow Jesus. He visited in Jesus' home and later brought his brother Simon Peter. Saint Andrew and Saint Peter left everything to follow Jesus. After Christ's crucifixion and resurrection, Saint Andrew the Apostle preached the gospel in areas now known as Turkey, Greece, and Ukraine. Saint Andrew was martyred (executed) by crucifixion in Greece. Because Saint Andrew deemed himself unworthy to be crucified on the same type of cross on which Christ had been crucified, he asked to be tied to an X-shaped cross. The Apostle Andrew did not die right away, but instead he was left to suffer for two days while he continued to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ until he finally died. The "X" shaped cross is known as the Cross of Saint Andrew. His undying faith in a difficult world is an inspiration to all Christians.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Pizza Inn on Monday night!
09/01/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Pizza Inn on Monday night!

“Entering the 250th year of this beautiful and imperfect union, it seems a good time to reflect anew on what it means t...
07/03/2026

“Entering the 250th year of this beautiful and imperfect union, it seems a good time to reflect anew on what it means to be a neighbor, and to remember that neighbor is not just about who lives next door to us. Neighbor and neighborliness is about how we choose to live, how we choose to love, and how we choose to embody Jesus’ command to love your neighbor as yourself. “

This week's Castings is out! Click the link below to read Bishop Fisher's reflection on God and neighbor.

https://bit.ly/castings-july326

Join us on Thursday!
06/29/2026

Join us on Thursday!

06/25/2026
06/23/2026

Join us for “Here to Stay!”, an interfaith service of celebration and resistance. Sunday, June 28, 3 p.m. at Cedarbridge Baptist Church’s new location, 1111 Greenville Blvd Se, Greenville NC. We are delighted to welcome The Rt. Rev. Sarah Fisher, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina as our keynote speaker. The service will include prayer, blessings, poetry, communal singing, dance, and so much more. 🙏🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️💖

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901 Harris Street
Goldsboro, NC
27530

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