Early Christmas Eve service
3 p.m. Wednesday, December 24
Welcome to St. Andrew's
If you are looking for a church home, we invite you to consider becoming a part of this small but lively congregation, where people share a strong sense of connection with each other.
We value our young families, extended families, singles and couples. We honor each other's individual stories, we help one another to grow in faith, and we welcome dialogue and inquiry.
From richly varied backgrounds we come together to celebrate the presence of Christ in our lives.
Whether you seek a traditional worship experience or feel more comfortable in a relaxed setting, we think you'll like what you find at St. Andrew's
The Rev. David Stock is the priest for St. Andrew's. If you need pastoral care or have questions about the church, please call (402) 643 3829 or email standrews.seward@gmail.com.
You can find answers to FAQ about the The Episcopal Church on the web site for the Nebraska diocese, episcopal-ne.org.
To the parents of young children:
Relax. God put the wiggle in the children. Please don’t feel you need to suppress it in God’s house. The presence of children is a gift to the church. If you feel you need to leave, please feel free to do so, but please come back. As Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not stop them; for it is to such as these that the kingdom of heaven belongs.”
Credit: Adapted from the bulletin of St. Andrew's Lutheran Church in Los Angeles
Episcopal News Service
Tennessee diocese announces slate for 12th bishop
September 09, 2026
Episcopal News Service
[Diocese of Tennessee] The Standing Committee of the Diocese of Tennessee on Sept. 8 announced the slate of nominees for the diocese’s 12th bishop. They are: The Rev. Colin Ambrose, vice rector, St. George’s, Nashville, Tennessee. The Rev. Brian Cannaday, canon to the ordinary, Diocese of Dallas, Texas. The Rev. Andy Olivo, rector, St. Elizabeth’s, Ridgewood, New Jersey. Background information, videos and written material from each nominee can be found here. “At every step of the way, the Search Committee has taken great care to represent the fullness of the diocese and to discern those candidates who were most capable and most committed to being the 12th bishop of the diocese,” the standing committee said. “They have done this work with diligence and integrity and we, the standing committee, are delighted to present the slate of nominees they submitted to us.” The 12th bishop will succeed Tennessee Bishop John C. Bauerschmidt, who has led the diocese since 2007. In June 2025, Bauerschmidt announced his plans to retire in January 2027. In July, the Standing Committee announced it would extend its bishop search. The Electing Convention for the 12th bishop will take place on Oct. 24. The petition process for nominating additional candidates closes Sept. 15. Pending consents from diocesan standing committees and bishops, the bishop’s consecration will be held on April 10, 2027. The Diocese of Tennessee, one of three dioceses in the state, includes Episcopal congregations in the central third of Tennessee.
Anglican News Service
Three years on, Sudan’s war is leaving millions in crisis
April 14, 2026
Anglican Communion News Service
Three years on from the outbreak of conflict in Sudan, millions are in crisis. Anglican leaders are calling for renewed prayer, the protection of civilians and urgent humanitarian access.
