We are glad that you are interested in learning more about St. Andrew’s. We are a vibrant community of all ages, and we welcome everyone, no matter where you are on your spiritual journey. We hope that this website will help you learn more about our worship services and programs. We would love to speak with you any time. Please fill out some information to set up a welcoming appointment with one of our clergy by clicking on the “Seeker Information Form” button below.
—The Rev. Adrian Robbins-Cole

Please fill out the “Welcome” card located in the narthex or speak to a volunteer greeter after the 10am service. The greeters would be happy to speak to you about any questions you may have and can take down your contact information. Or alternatively click here) to fill out the seeker information form. St. Andrew’s publishes a newsletter, The CALL, emailed to you unless you need it mailed through the USPS, and a weekly email, the e-Pistle, with clergy commentary, information about the week’s activities, and other timely content.

No, we welcome all who are drawn to our services and activities.

We welcome all who are exploring spirituality or seeking a deeper experience of faith or knowledge of God.

We welcome all who enjoy the beauty and spirit of our services or who are interested in our programs.

No. We welcome all.

People who attend do pledge during the fall stewardship drive to support the church during the following year. It is strongly encouraged as a commitment to and participation in the wellbeing of the church and its programs. If you’d like to make a pledge, you can find more information on this page.

Yes, our parish is open and affirming. The clergy are supportive of marriage and are open to discussing the particular needs of a couple.

Participate in a volunteer activity. Come to one of our fellowship events. Work at our annual May rummage sale, Bargain Haul. Attend an education event. There are many, many activities and ministries that make up our community life. Keep up with our communications. You can also speak to one of the clergy to discuss different ways of getting involved.

Email the vestryperson for membership at membership@standrewswellesley.org, and we will provide you with one. Nametags help us get to know you.

The Episcopal Church has a liturgy based on The Book of Common Prayer, which gives our services a rich depth of language and centuries-old beauty. The Episcopal Church welcomes questions and honest engagement with issues of faith and theology.

St. Andrew’s offer robust church school programming, adult education, and rich community life. St Andrew’s also has a strong musical tradition with both an adult and youth choir. Also, of significance it the magnificent Juget-Sinclair organ, dedicated in 2006.

A combination of lay people, clergy, and bishops make up the representative bodies of our church and together determine its policies, programs, and budgets.