St. Andrew's Reformed Episcopal Church

03/29/2026

Holy Week is here.

Join us at Saint Andrew’s as we walk with Christ—from the Cross to the Resurrection.

✝️ Maundy Thursday — April 2 (8:00 AM & 6:30 PM)
✝️ Good Friday — April 3 (8:00 AM & 6:30 PM)
✝️ Holy Saturday — April 4 (7:00 PM)
✝️ Easter Sunday — April 5 (4:00 PM)

Come and see. You are welcome here.

03/27/2026

We were greatly blessed during our recent episcopal visit this past weekend. Bishop Camlin led a rich and engaging course on interpreting the Old Testament through the lens of the early Church Fathers, with 22 people in attendance.

In addition, we celebrated a joyful service in which nine individuals were confirmed. It was a powerful reminder of God’s ongoing work among us.

Praise be to God for the growth of His Church and the deepening of faith in our parish.

02/17/2026

Ash Wednesday ✝️

February 18 • 6:30 PM
Apostles Lutheran Church – Classroom

Begin Lent in repentance, prayer, and the hope of the Gospel.
Receive the ashes and hear again the call to return to the Lord with all your heart.

You are invited to walk this holy season with us.

12/26/2025

We had a beautiful Lessons & Carols service as we celebrated Christmas Eve together.

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all of our readers, our choir, and the instrumentalists and musicians who have practiced tirelessly over the past six weeks. We are also deeply grateful to Jackie, Vanessa, Jared, Rodger, and Diana for setting up the photo booth, coordinating pictures with the children and Santa Claus, preparing the hot chocolate bar and desserts, assembling and stapling the programs, and ensuring that every detail of the service came together smoothly.

Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ.

12/23/2025

🎄 Lessons & Carols 🎄- 📅 December 24 | 4:30 PM
Join us this Christmas Eve for a beautiful Lessons & Carols service, telling the story of Christ’s coming through Scripture and song.

✨ Family-friendly
📖 Scripture & traditional carols
📸 Family photo station
☕ Drinks & desserts following the service

All are welcome. Come and prepare your heart for the joy of Christmas.

ChristIsBorn

12/17/2025

Join us this Christmas Eve for one of the most beautiful and beloved services of the year: Lessons & Carols at St. Andrew’s Reformed Episcopal Church, on December 24th at 4:30 p.m.

Our choir has been working diligently for weeks—rehearsing, praying, and preparing—to help lead us through the great story of redemption told in Scripture and song. From the ancient prophecies to the joyful proclamation of Christ’s birth, the music and lessons together draw our hearts toward the mystery and wonder of the Incarnation. This service is designed not to entertain, but to invite reverent reflection, joy, and worship as we celebrate the coming of our Lord.

Whether you are a longtime member, a family looking to begin a Christmas tradition, or someone seeking a quiet and meaningful way to mark Christmas Eve, we warmly invite you to come and worship with us. Come hear the Word proclaimed, join in the singing of cherished carols, and give thanks for Emmanuel—God with us.

11/26/2025

What a night for St. Andrew’s!

This past Friday we gathered to celebrate St. Andrew’s Feast Day a little early—and the Lord gave us a night overflowing with joy. We marked six years as a mission parish, celebrated Deacon James Allen’s birthday, and gave thanks for his recent ordination.

The evening was everything our church is becoming:
☩ Worship filled with gratitude
☩ A feast of homemade food
☩ Laughter, games, and kids running around
☩ A fire pit, friendship, and fellowship
☩ And—maybe most beautifully—seeing our people step up with the evangelical and missional spirit of St. Andrew, inviting, serving, welcoming, and loving one another deeply.

St. Andrew is remembered for telling his brother, “We have found the Messiah.”
On Friday night, we saw that same spirit alive in our community—simple, joyful witness; open hospitality; Christ at the center.

To everyone who came, served, cooked, cleaned, invited friends, helped with the kids, or simply showed up with joy—thank you.
God is building something beautiful here.

This past Friday, we gathered to celebrate St. Andrew’s Feast Day a little early—and the Lord gave us a night overflowing with joy. We marked six years as a mission parish, celebrated Deacon James Allen’s birthday, and gave thanks for his recent ordination.

11/21/2025

We’re celebrating the Feast of St. Andrew and the 6th anniversary of St. Andrew’s Reformed Episcopal Church!

⛪ Holy Communion at 6:00 PM
🍽️ Feast, food, drinks, games, crafts & improv afterward

It’s one of our most joyful and welcoming nights of the year.
If you’re free this evening, we’d love to have you join us.

All are welcome!

10/07/2025

This week, Deacon James Allen led his first Deacon’s Liturgy and preached from Luke 7:11–17. We invite you to listen and be blessed by his homily!

1 Kings 17:8–9, 17–24Psalm: 146 Epistle: Ephesians 3:13–21Gospel: Luke 7:11–17

10/05/2025

We had a great time today working with Apostles Lutheran Church! It was a blessing to serve alongside our Lutheran brothers and sisters, doing some landscaping and enjoying fellowship together. Grateful for shared faith and shared work in Christ’s name. We're grateful that they allow us to share this beautiful campus with them.

09/23/2025

Amen!

I watched only snippets of the Charlie Kirk memorial, but I'm overwhelmed with gratitude to God.

No living person, I suspect, has seen so many high public officials testify so clearly to the gospel of Jesus Christ.

I am grateful for Tucker Carlson's exhortation to repent, starting with ME.

I'm grateful for a Vice President, a Secretary of State, and a Secretary of Defense who talk openly about Jesus, the incarnate Son, exalted now to be King of kings.

Like many, I was stunned by the words of Erika Kirk: Forgive, rather than nurturing revenge. Love, not hate. Love your enemies and those who persecute us.

Pray this isn't a one-off. Pray those who testified to Jesus speak and live and rule as disciples of Jesus. Pray that President Trump really hears what he heard on Sunday.

And, for now and above all, give thanks to our God and Father through the Lord Jesus Christ.

- Peter Leithart

09/21/2025

As we mourn the assassination of Charlie Kirk and yet celebrate the resurrection and triumph of our Lord Jesus Christ, we invite you to worship at St. Andrew’s Reformed Episcopal Church tomorrow (Sunday, Sept 21) at 4:00 p.m. If you’re leaving the memorial service in Glendale and missed church in the morning, please stop by.

We are a conservative Anglican parish expressing our faith in Jesus Christ through reverent, liturgical worship. All baptized Christians—baptized in the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit—are welcome to receive Holy Communion. A shared fellowship meal follows the service each week, and you are warmly invited.

Service starts at 4 PM
7020 W Cactus Rd,
Peoria, AZ 85381