St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Livonia MI
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Who we are
Welcome to St. Andrew’s! St. Andrew’s is an Episcopal church in the Diocese of Michigan, the Episcopal Church of the United States and the worldwide Anglican Communion. As an Episcopal church, we value the traditions of liturgical, Anglo-Catholic worship, while we profess the Protestant theology of salvation by grace alone. We welcome all persons and we strive to provide educational and spiritual programs. We offer fellowship events to support friendship, and we provide pastoral care/counseling for all in need.
As a church we worship God, teach, care for one another, give, pray and share the Good News. At St. Andrew’s we pray for the world around us and for our friends and families. We have Sunday service at 10:00 A.M. Our Wednesday activities include our women’s group, Martha/Mary, which meets for prayer and Bible study at 9:30 A.M., Eucharist service at 5:30 P.M., a Brown Bag dinner at 6:00 P.M. and Bible study class at 6:30 P.M. St. Andrew’s ministers to the poor through our Food Cupboard ministry and our donations to Crossroads Mission in Detroit. Finally, St. Andrew’s is a church that focuses on the Good News of God in Jesus Christ. We are a joyful church leading people to the Light of Christ.
We invite you to become a part of our church and we encourage you to attend our worship services and experience fellowship through our activities.
We look forward to seeing you on Sunday!
As a church we worship God, teach, care for one another, give, pray and share the Good News. At St. Andrew’s we pray for the world around us and for our friends and families. We have Sunday service at 10:00 A.M. Our Wednesday activities include our women’s group, Martha/Mary, which meets for prayer and Bible study at 9:30 A.M., Eucharist service at 5:30 P.M., a Brown Bag dinner at 6:00 P.M. and Bible study class at 6:30 P.M. St. Andrew’s ministers to the poor through our Food Cupboard ministry and our donations to Crossroads Mission in Detroit. Finally, St. Andrew’s is a church that focuses on the Good News of God in Jesus Christ. We are a joyful church leading people to the Light of Christ.
We look forward to seeing you on Sunday!
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16360 Hubbard Rd.
Livonia,
MI
48154
United States
Phone: (734) 421-8451
Fax: (734) 421-1250
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The Rev. John Lohmann
16360 Hubbard Rd.
Livonia,
MI
48154
United States
Phone: (734) 421-8451
Fax: (734) 421-1250
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Sunday 10:00 am
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church service times last updated on the 19th of December, 2024
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church History
St. Andrew’s was first organized as a parochial mission of Christ Episcopal Church of Dearborn on May 25, 1952. The first service of the Mission of St. Andrew’s was held at Bentley High School with 151 worshipers.
Within the space of two years the mission became a self-supporting parish. The Rev. Jay P. Coulton, who had served as the Vicar of the mission from its inception, was called as Rector to the parish in 1956. The Diocese of Michigan purchased and gave a 10 acre site with a multipurpose building on Hubbard Road to the parish. The first service was held in the new facility on Passion Sunday, 1955.
More space was needed for the growing parish. On October 13, 1957 the cornerstone was laid for the main church building. The 600 person capacity building was formally occupied on June 22, 1958. The construction of the education wing followed, which consisted of much needed classrooms and office space.
Fr. Jay resigned in 1965 and was called to St. Thomas in Trenton and was succeeded by the Rev. James A. McLaren in March 1966. Early in 1968, plans were formulated for a mission of the church and a parcel of land was purchased on Newburgh Road in Livonia to house the facility. The Rev. Jack Savage was appointed by the Bishop as Curate to lead the mission, The Church of the Holy Spirit.
Fr. Jim was called by the Bishop to the Cathedral Church of St. Paul to begin a new ministry in the city of Detroit, Crossroads. He left St. Andrew’s in 1969 and was succeeded by the Rev. Kenneth G. Davis.
In January 1971, the Mother Hubbard Nursery School was established under the guidance of Mrs. Marilyn Davis and a board of trustees from the church that oversaw the school’s operation. On October 25, 1975, the Memorial Library was dedicated by Bishop McGehee. The facility was funded by personal donations and Memorial Fund monies given expressly for this purpose.
In the spring of 1976, the Church discharged its debt on the parish hall. It was consecrated and dedicated by The Rt. Rev. Archie Crowley in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Newton who had served the parish for many, many years. The parish hall was officially named The Newton Centre during ceremonies in April 1976. Two years later, on December 3, 1978, our Church was officially dedicated and consecrated by The Rt. Rev. H. Irving Mayson.
The last addition to the church, The Memorial Garden, had been planned for many, many years. In May 1987, the ground breaking ceremony took place. The garden is a place for the internment of the cremated remains of parishioners and their families.
Fr. Ken resigned in 1988 and was called to the Church of the Advent, West Bloomfield. After a lengthy search, the Rev. Robert A. Clapp was called to be the fourth Rector of St. Andrew’s. This was a period marked by great change in our church.
With the completion of the lych-gate, the Memorial Garden was finally finished. Fr. Bob dedicated and consecrated the completed Memorial Garden in November 1990.
Within the space of two years the mission became a self-supporting parish. The Rev. Jay P. Coulton, who had served as the Vicar of the mission from its inception, was called as Rector to the parish in 1956. The Diocese of Michigan purchased and gave a 10 acre site with a multipurpose building on Hubbard Road to the parish. The first service was held in the new facility on Passion Sunday, 1955.
More space was needed for the growing parish. On October 13, 1957 the cornerstone was laid for the main church building. The 600 person capacity building was formally occupied on June 22, 1958. The construction of the education wing followed, which consisted of much needed classrooms and office space.
Fr. Jim was called by the Bishop to the Cathedral Church of St. Paul to begin a new ministry in the city of Detroit, Crossroads. He left St. Andrew’s in 1969 and was succeeded by the Rev. Kenneth G. Davis.
In January 1971, the Mother Hubbard Nursery School was established under the guidance of Mrs. Marilyn Davis and a board of trustees from the church that oversaw the school’s operation. On October 25, 1975, the Memorial Library was dedicated by Bishop McGehee. The facility was funded by personal donations and Memorial Fund monies given expressly for this purpose.
In the spring of 1976, the Church discharged its debt on the parish hall. It was consecrated and dedicated by The Rt. Rev. Archie Crowley in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Newton who had served the parish for many, many years. The parish hall was officially named The Newton Centre during ceremonies in April 1976. Two years later, on December 3, 1978, our Church was officially dedicated and consecrated by The Rt. Rev. H. Irving Mayson.
Fr. Ken resigned in 1988 and was called to the Church of the Advent, West Bloomfield. After a lengthy search, the Rev. Robert A. Clapp was called to be the fourth Rector of St. Andrew’s. This was a period marked by great change in our church.
With the completion of the lych-gate, the Memorial Garden was finally finished. Fr. Bob dedicated and consecrated the completed Memorial Garden in November 1990.
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Let no darkness overtake me
Visit, I beseech thee, O Lord, this habitation with thy mercy, and me with thy grace and salvation. Let thy holy angels pitch their tents round about and dwell here, that no illusion of the night may abuse me, the spirits of darkness may not come near to hurt me, no evil or sad accident oppress me; and let the eternal Spirit of the Father dwell in my soul and body, filling every corner of my heart with light and grace. Let no deed of darkness overtake me; and let thy blessing, most blessed God, be upon me for ever, through Christ our Lord. Amen.
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church listing was last updated on the 19th of December, 2024
