Our name says a lot about us: St. Andrew’s On-the-Sound. While not overlooking Wrightsville Sound, we are close enough to the beach that our basic attitude is pretty laid back. We can’t help but feel that we track a little sand into the church whenever we enter. Our worship is traditional, but relaxed; our focus is on living our faith as God’s family in this place. Young families with kids, retirees, and folks in between find a comfortable home here.

Bring your faith and your doubts, your experience and your questions, and, above all, your hopes. There is comfort and joy in our community as share in worship, fellowship, learning, and service.

FAQS

Our namesake, St. Andrew was the first evangelist and came to Jesus trusting him as his teacher. Andrew wanted to learn, to know God, and to understand Jesus as Messiah.

We gather together in worship as we rejoice, pray, and contemplate the wonder of God. Our worship is best described as traditional and relaxed. Please do not worry about what to wear and when to stand up; after all Jesus wore sandals and we do too.

At St. Andrew’s On-the-Sound we do not tell you what to believe. You are invited into the journey at whatever place you are in your life. We are all sharing this journey together.

What We Believe

7:30am Holy Communion at Mt. Lebanon Chapel, 10:15am Holy Communion at St. Andrew’s, 5:30pm Celtic Evening Service in the Parish Hall

We are located on the way to Wrightsville Beach at the corner of Airlie Road and Military Cutoff Road/Oleander Drive, next to Airlie Gardens.

Getting Here

“For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also” (Matthew 6:21). We could as easily translate this as “where your money is…” and not miss the mark. When we give to support St. Andrew’s On-the-Sound we are helping to secure a place where our hearts feel at home. Everything we are as a loving community, our worship, our study, our service, and our play is founded on what we give together.

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Learn about planned giving and how it can create a lasting impact on the mission of our church. Through contributions to the endowment fund, you can ensure that future generations continue to benefit from our ministries. Your thoughtful gift today will provide support for years to come.

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Sunday Holy Eucharist services: 8:00am and 10:15am and Saturday Celtic Evening Service: 5:30pm · Details

101 Airlie Road, Wilmington, NC • 910-256-3034 Prayer Request

News from the Episcopal Youth Community

Brendan Murphy on March 3, 2023

We have had such a busy month in the youth community.

We had two morning EYC gatherings and a fun outing ice skating at the Ice House which is now called Polar Ice. We also had a great time hosting SAOTS Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner. Thank you to all the youths and their families for all their hard work. Thank you so much to all our church families who were able to join us! The pancakes were delicious and the fellowship was amazing! Thank you for all the donations to our DC Trip in April! We raised $900.00 that will go to our rental van cost, gas, and food for the trip.

March:

5 10:00-11:00am Sunday Morning EYC

12 12:30-4:30 Spring Clean Up Day on Church Grounds

19 10:00-11:00am Sunday Morning EYC

26 5:00-7:00pm EYC Night

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