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Major Feasts and Scheduled Masses
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
August 25th - Feast of St. Bartholomew the Apostle - Low Mass - 12 Noon
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31 August - 6 September (The Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost)
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Sunday
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9:30am Inquirer's Class 10:30am Sung Mass with incense
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Monday - David Pendleton Oakerhater, Deacon and Missionary of the Cheyenne
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Tuesday - The Martyrs of New Guinea
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Wednesday
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6:30pm Said Mass with anointing
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Thursday - Paul Jones, Bishop and Peace Advocate
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Friday
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Saturday
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It is St. Andrew’s joy to welcome you in the name of Christ. You are visiting a place of great hospitality in the heart of the historic west end of Greenville. Enjoy the tradition of Anglo-Catholic worship at St. Andrew's and make yourself at home amid abundant ministries and mission in the greater Greenville area. This rich tradition includes use of incense, bells, and other such appointments that help us to set apart the mass as sanctified time. It is truly a way to worship God with all of one's senses! St. Andrew's is unique to Greenville in that it is the only Episcopal parish in upstate South Carolina that offers high mass each Sunday and it is one of two Anglo-Catholic parishes in the Episcopal Diocese of Upper South Carolina.
Located on South Main Street across from downtown Greenville's new Fluor Field, this is a parish of warmth, inclusion, and an increasing awareness of our responsibility towards those who are struggling to survive in the very shadow of our buildings.
The Parish membership is a diverse group of educated, creative, open-minded persons — an eclectic group of dedicated people who care deeply about St. Andrew's and her place as a reflection of God's grace and mercy.
Unique opportunities abound for all to be a part of a loving, caring, inclusive and diverse congregation that takes time to "smell the incense and hear the bells" every Sunday at 10:30 am.
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Prayers of Intercession
For the Ill and Infirm:
Margaret Hughey - grandmother of Mia McDowell, Tony Knox, Mary Roe, Bryan Whitmire, Julia Braun, Katherine, Steven Hunnicutt, son-in-law of Barbara McMullan, Ron Gauvin, Jerry Rector, Jerry Long.
Repose of Souls:
Frances Symons, cousin of Dean Harbert; David Oliver
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