This Sunday, 10 am
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Coffee hour. After the dismissal, I will keep the meeting open so we can chat and have coffee hour online. It will be wonderful for people to check in. If you’d like to subscribe to our email list, we send out Zoom event information weekly. Just contact: saintandrewsfull@att.net
Windowpane Discussion Group on Tuesday and Wednesday Nights
6-7 pm
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Anyone who would like to join us to check in on sustaining ourselves — out of fear and into faith — during this Shelter in Faith time. This meeting is to empower ourselves to ensure we emerge from this sheltering stronger, more faithful, and that this time is meaningful.
Live Nativity and Garden Lights • December 20th, 4 pm – 7 pm
St. Andrew’s Commons at Victoria and Chapman in Fullerton
1231 E. Chapman Avenue
A beautiful outdoor experience with live camel, llama, goats and sheep, plus Joseph, Mary and Baby Jesus. Meander past the camel to see the 3 Kings. Bring something for Baby Jesus – diapers, food, or cash!. Gifts will support our ministries to vulnerable and homeless families. Enjoy the garden’s boats festively decorated! For more information: Live Nativity Event
The Music & Candlelight of Christmas with Joshua Wood on Piano
December 22, 7-8 pm
In St. Andrew’s Sanctuary
Grab your mask and come stop in at the church to reverence the creche, see the candle light and decorations, and listen to inspired Christmas music.
Christmas Eve Service of Lessons and Carols
December 24, 8 pm
Face to Face on Zoom
Home for Christmas with the story of our Savior’s Birth
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Christmas Day Virtual Service with Bishop Bruce
December 25, 10 am
On the Episcopal Diocese Facebook page and YouTube channel
The service will be a multilingual lessons-and-carols format, featuring readers and musicians from around the diocese. “We’ll have all the languages in which services are conducted in the diocese,” says Bruce, including English, Korean, Spanish, Mandarin and more. Clergy in the diocese are invited to take a Christmas day break by guiding their parishioners to this online offering.
No prior registration or signup will be needed to view the service, which will also be available on demand after its initial airing.
