


Action Items
Actions we can take to incarnate God's love and care:
Episcopal Relief & Development asks for prayers and donations for those affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela
On June 24, two strong earthquakes struck north-central Venezuela in rapid succession. Episcopal Relief & Development has reached out to local diocesan partners to assess the needs of evacuees and provide community support in the coming days. As the scope of the disaster continues to unfold, we urgently need your help.
Please make an urgent tax-deductible donation to our International Disaster Fund. Your gift today supports work with local partners to provide critical relief today and long-term recovery assistance in the weeks and months ahead to those impacted by disasters like the earthquakes in Venezuela.
Our prayers go out to the families and communities devastated by these earthquakes while we do all we can to help them.
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Ecumenical Sunday School
Our ecumenical Sunday School is held on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month from 11am-12noon except when it falls on a holiday. Children from St. Andrew's Episcopal and Redeemer Lutheran, New Paltz gather to read bible stories and work on hands on projects with our lead teacher, Alex Brown. Ecumenical Sunday School is hosted at Redeemer, New Paltz, located at 90 Route 32 South in New Paltz. Please contact Alex Brown with questions or suggestions at mrbrown04@hotmail.com - and we look forward to seeing you there!
Parish Hall available for weekly, monthly or occasional rental to non-profit organizations and individuals. Approximate space 30 x 22 feet plus kitchen. Call 845-255-5098 or email standrewnp@hvi.net for details.
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church is called to love God and to love one another through worship, fellowship, education and outreach; and looks for opportunities to collaborate and serve throughout our community and the world. A “three-legged stool” is often used to describe the threefold sources of authority in Anglicanism - scripture, tradition and reason. We pray, we listen to each other and God, we ask all sorts of questions and don't necessarily agree on the answers, but in the process each member and the congregation as a whole expands its perspective about how God is inviting us to love and serve and strive for more healing, justice, and joy.

The Rev. Allison Moore, Ph.D. started ministry with St. Andrew’s in February, 2020. She brings experience from many years of parish ministry in the metropolitan New York City area, directing an HIV/AIDS support program, work with survivors of domestic violence and their children, and a decade of teaching philosophy, world religions, theology and ethics at Simmons College, Bergen Community College, and St. Peter’s University in Jersey City. She loves the synergy of parish ministry and college chaplaincy and social service ministry and social justice advocacy--multiple ways to serve God and grow in faith! She has two young adult children. Kayaking, yoga, and playing with various forms of art keep her (relatively) sane. Learn more...