Christian Learning is a life-long process that involves the deepening of faith and understanding in every phase of life. As such, the christian learning programs at St. Andrew’s fall into four categories: children, youth, college students, and adults.

The vestryperson for Christian learning works with the staff and parish volunteers to plan and implement a wide array of educational programs. The vestryperson for Youth formation works with the Church School Committee, staff, and parish volunteers to guide our children and youth programming and family events. 

There are many ways to serve:

Care of toddlers: Beginning in fall 2021, we’re working closely with the Diocese and parish leadership to determine the safest way to regather and provide care for infants and toddlers during services.

Teaching in the church school: The church school at St. Andrew’s is co-created by volunteers who bring a wide variety of gifts to their ministry with children. Interested parishioners need not be parents themselves, or have children in the program to teach in the church school. A desire to share one’s faith with others and to witness to the love of God in a patient and flexible way is all that is required. Numerous opportunities for involvement exist!

Contact Susan Jackson, Christian learning coordinator, 781/235-7310.

Youth mentorship: Dedicated people of faith are called to walk alongside their fellow Christians in love! There are multiple ways for parishioners to mentor youth, including through our confirmation preparation program. 

Contact Susan Jackson, Christian learning coordinator, 781/235-7310.