Prayer Lives Here

Stained Glass Windows

Stained glass windows were once used to educate people who could not read. By looking at the painted scenes in the glass, people could learn about the stories of the Bible and religious teachings. At St. Andrew's the windows highlight the earliest followers of Jesus, those who were seekers, those who followed him and together became the earliest form of church. Come and sit among…

Stations of the Cross

One particularly beautiful tradition in the Church is praying the Stations of the Cross. While we can pray this prayer year-round, it's particularly emphasized during Lent. The stations are around the interior walls of the Nave and can be prayed alone or with others at any time.

The Courtyard

A favorite outdoor space tucked inbetween the Pre-School and Office wing and the church proper, the courtyard is a lovely place to sit and pray and spend time with nature. This area is tended too by members of the congregation who garden and is a lovely quiet space to sit and read or enjoy your lunch. You might even find a caterpillar readying for new life.

​The Candle Prayer Station

At the west end of the nave is a votive stand. In Christianity, lighting a candle signifies a prayer intention. In a church, a votive candle station is a dedicated space where someone may go to pray, either privately or with others. Lighting one of these candles represents the prayer that is being said for one's self or someone else.

In this corner there is also a prie-dieu (praye…

​The Communion of Saints and the St. Andrew’s Cemetery

We are Easter people. We believe death is not the final word. While we consider our mortality, we are reminded that redemption is more than just about me, more than just about God and me. We honor especially our local Communion of Saints, people who came before us are saved into an everlasting life. St. Andrew's historic cemetery is sacred ground and the current congregation uses…

​The EYC Scripture Wall

If you find yourself in need of inspiration, a visit to the EYC Room's Scripture Wall may be just what you are looking for. Here you will find favorite inspirational Bible quotes from the hearts and minds of our young people. You are welcome to spend time in reflection with these voices of hope.

Mt. Lebanon Chapel

The Mt. Lebanon Chapel The Chapel is used by various local Episcopal churches for summer worship and for special events and services throughout the year. It is available for lease for Episcopalian and other denominations. Please contact the St. James Church office for more information. The Chapel welcomes all who would worship there. There is an hour of quiet reflection on the fi…