Blood Drive
The next blood drive is March 14. Click here to learn about the "Give the Gift of Life"

"Saddle Up" Concert (SOLD OUT)
March 28, 2010. Our own Bill Ganz and his western band will be performing with George Hanson and the Tucson Symphony Orchestra featuring music of the southwest at the Tucson Music Hall, 2 p.m. matinee. St. Andrew’s has a large block of lower floor tickets for this first-ever concert at a group rate of $27.40 each. Children under 12 are half price. Tickets will go on sale    November 1. To pre-reserve your space, call the church office for the name of the contact person.You won’t want to miss this fun event sponsored by the Fellowship Ministry!  

Dodgeball
Come one, come all! All ages welcome to join the Fellowship Committee for a fun-filled night of dodgeball on March 27. We will meet at Centerfield Baseball Academy (1861 W. Grant Rd.) located west of I-10 on Grant near Silverbell. The games will start at 5 p.m. and run till 7 p.m. Drinks can be purchased there or bring your own. Invite your friends to join us! $8.00 per person or $20.00 per family. Children under 5 are free! Call the church office (297-7201) for the name of the contact person to reserve your spot, or for more information..

Easter Services.
Palm Sunday. March 28. On this day we remember the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem.
The children will process through the Sanctuary at the Contemporary and Traditional services waving palm branches.  Don’t Forget to Wave Your Palm.
Third Annual Easter Egg Hunt and K’Deo!  Palm Sunday at 9:50 a.m. on the NE Campus. Click here for more information.

Maundy Thursday. April 1. With choir and Communion. 7 p.m.in the Sanctuary (SW Campus) 

Easter Prayer Vigil April 2 & 3. 8 a.m. Friday to midnight Saturday in the Garden Room on the NE Campus. 

Good Friday Worship. April 2. Led by the Contemporary Worship Team. 7 p.m.in the Sanctuary (SW Campus)

Easter Sunday, April 4 

7:30 a.m. Communion Service Chapel (NE Campus)  

8:30 a.m. Contemporary Service Sanctuary (SW Campus)  

9:30 a.m. The Well. A worshiping community welcoming and  involving children, youth, parents, young adults, and families of all kinds.
Chapel (NE Campus) 

10:45 a.m.Traditional Service Sanctuary (SW Campus)

Early Music Concert at St. Andrew’s
The UA Collegium Musicum early music ensemble, under the direction of our very own Brad Miller, will perform in our Sanctuary on Monday evening, March 29, at 7 p.m. Four members of the St. Andrew’s community will also be playing in the program - Brian Cochran, Jan McDivitt, John McGowan, and Carolyn Smith. The concert features the music of Handel and Bach, with the centerpiece of the program being Bach’s famed Easter Cantata Christ lag in Todes Banden (Christ lay in death’s bonds). This is Brad’s final semester conducting the Collegium, and he is thrilled to bring them to our church. Admission is free, but a free-will offering will be taken to help offset the costs of the performance.

Quiet Moments
Spend some time in quiet reflection wit music, scripture, prayer and meditation. Monday, April 12. 12 to 12:30 pm. In the Chapel on the NE Campus. These services will be held the first Monday every month except the second Monday in April, July and September.

Living Water Reaching Tucson
April 12 through April 25 the St. Andrew's Mission Team is coordinating an outreach for the whole congregation. Click here for the details.

New Member/Inquirer Class
Our next New Member and Inquirers’ class is scheduled for Sunday, April 18. We will gather at noon for a light lunch prepared by our Heavenly Hosts. Teaching by our pastors and meeting with the Elders will conclude by 4:30 p.m. Childcare is available at no cost. Call the church office (297-7201) to sign up.

Healing Retreat
Hear about Kingdom of Healing from the Rev. Mike Endicott, Church in Wales. At St. Andrew's April 30. Click here for the details.

Vacation Bible School 2010
Your New Calendar! June 21 – 25. We’re going to have fun!!

 Chuck Wagon Supper and Country Fair
 Coming this Fall! Save this date:  Saturday, October 9 at 5 p.m. for a Chuckwagon Dinner and Country Fair sponsored by the Kitchen Kabinet and your Heavenly Hosts! This is an invitation to all church members: artists, craftspeople, good cooks, bakers, etc., to share your talents with us as we raise additional funds for our kitchen renovation. We saw at our Mega Market last spring the abundance of talent within our congregation, and we’re hoping you’ll help us again. In order to make this a success, we need all your talents as we plan for our “Country Fair.” If you do any sort of arts or crafts, stained glass, woodworking, jewelry-making, quilting, sewing, or any of the needle arts…if you like to make teddy bears…or if you make jams and jellies…or love to bake…we welcome you, your projects and your fellowship as we prepare for this fun-filled event!  We will have further announcements in the weeks ahead, but wanted to give you ample opportunity to decide how you might like to participate and what items you will make for our Country Fair! This will be a great opportunity to get a head start on next year’s holiday shopping! Stay tuned for future announcements as we’ve some great surprises in store! Stop by the Heavenly Hosts table in Gospel Hall Sundays if you have questions, or contact any member of the Kitchen Kabinet:
Marilyn Carroll               Diane Wilcox
Sally Kley                      Teresa Powell
Pat Myers                      Sandy Ricker