
St Andrew's Church
A sacred place for Rugby

Worship on Sundays
At St Andrew's we seek to grow in faith, love and fellowship through our worship together. We strive to offer worship that inspires us - we have a choral tradition and the beauty of the choral music helps us to praise God; we have an awe-inspring building that opens our eyes to God's splendour and majesty; we encourage and challenge through sermons that take Scripture seriously; we offer a warm welcome and through our friendships and fellowship express our love and care for one another; through commitment to social justice and charity work we express our faith in God's love for all people. Children and adults, new and established, old and young together: we are all on a journey and bring ourselves, hopes and needs, into God's presence. Come and see!
Every Sunday morning we worship God through:
8am Said Holy Communion Service (Book of Common Prayer, traditional)
10.30am Sung (Choral) Eucharist Service with Sunday Club and a SATB robed choir
Children 4yrs+ gather for children's church in our Godly Play room after the opening prayer.
There is a mini church carpeted play area for toddlers and babies 0-3yrs.
For special festivals we usually hold an All Together Communion including an all age talk where Junior Choristers join the choir and children acolyte.
Sunday Afternoons/Evenings:
Muddy Church 2.30pm - We meet outside together to explore creation/nature and meet God there. We normally meet twice a month, to find out where we will be and when please email Wendy:
childrenandfamily@rugbychurch.org.uk
The normal routine is as followed, but do double check for seasonal changes above.
6pm Compline (2nd Sunday) sung night prayer, exquisite evening office to end the day in peace
6pm Evening Prayer (each Sunday over zoom.)
6pm Choral Evensong (4 + 5th Sundays), the glorious standard of Anglican worship with a high quality SATB choir. The opportunity to take part in Choral Evensong is not to be missed. It is a service only regularly sung in larger churches, cathedrals and Oxbridge chapels. We are privileged to offer it once or twice a month here.
For information about midweek services see Prayer.