Gambrills, Maryland · Est. 2003
St. Andrew's is a close-knit, historic-rooted Anglican parish gathering each Lord's Day for Holy Eucharist — to be formed by Scripture, the prayers of the Church, and the body and blood of Christ.
Holy Eucharist
Sundays · 10:15 AMNursery and Children's Chapel provided for children 2nd grade and below.
First time?
No need to sign in or bring anything. You'll be welcomed by name and walked through whatever you need.
A greeter will meet you at the door, hand you a service bulletin, and show you to a seat. Coffee is on before and after.
The bulletin walks you through the entire liturgy, hymns and all. Sit, stand, kneel as you're comfortable — it'll all make sense by the second visit.
Stay afterward to meet the rector, ask anything, and let us learn your name. Children are very welcome at every part of the morning.
Almighty God,Collect for Purity · Book of Common Prayer
to you all hearts are open, all desires known,
and from you no secrets are hid:
cleanse the thoughts of our hearts
by the inspiration of your Holy Spirit,
that we may perfectly love you,
and worthily magnify your holy Name;
through Christ our Lord. Amen.
About St. Andrew's
We are an ordinary parish — families, singles, students, retirees — drawn together each Sunday by the conviction that the historic worship of the Christian Church still forms souls and binds communities.
Our liturgy is rooted in the Book of Common Prayer. Our preaching is rooted in Scripture. Our common life is rooted in friendship and the Eucharist.
St. Andrew's is a parish of the Diocese of Christ Our Hope in the Anglican Church in North America — confessional, sacramental, and orthodox in faith and practice.
Read our beliefs →Recent preaching
Sunday sermons are posted weekly to Spotify · follow along with the parish through the church year.
Common Life
Concurrent classes for every age — catechesis for children and young adults, and Scripture teaching for adults. No prior background required.
For children 2nd grade and below, during the Liturgy of the Word, returning to the sanctuary for the Eucharist with their families.
Many parishioners pray the Daily Office at home using the 2019 BCP. Seasonally on Thursdays we gather for shared dinner and Compline together.
Coffee hour, parish dinners, meals for new parents and the bereaved. The kitchen is the warmest room in the building.
