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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church

511 Coley Drive

Mountain Home, Arkansas 72653

870-425-3560

St. Andrew’s is a vibrant, diverse, and growing congregation in the heart of the Ozarks in Mountain Home, Arkansas. We are located in North Central Arkansas between the beautiful Twin Lakes Region of Bull Shoals Lake and Lake Norfork. There are many active community outreach ministries at St. Andrew’s, including Kindness, Inc., Hospice House and Serenity House, ongoing support of area children in need, along with social and educational “inlets.” You may find companionship in a mens’ or womens’ group, crafting such as woodworking or stitching, exercise activities such as gardening, or yoga for balancing your body, mind and spirit. Maybe you’d like to join in the fun of planning and preparing celebratory breakfasts, or our annual Mardi Gras Dinner. Between Sunday worship services, there is an engaging Adult Forum at St. Andrew’s, which explores and discusses a variety of interesting topics through books and DVDs. If you are interested in more formal theological studies, you might want to explore Education for Ministry, a four-year distance learning program from The University of the South, studied weekly at St. Andrew’s. Loving one another, and being fed, healed and reconciled to each other and ALL OTHERS are the core teachings of Jesus Christ. No matter what your current situation is in life, know you may enter as a stranger here, be fed, and leave with new friends.

The Peace of the Lord be with you.

The stained glass window in St. Andrew’s nave may be viewed as a type of mandala, or circle of completion, with its symbols drawn from the Old and New Testaments of the Holy Bible. It is a spiritual teaching tool in a sacred space, useful for focusing attention toward the divine and aiding in contemplative prayer, or meditation.

Scriptural Resources
The Lectionary
“…a book or listing that contains a collection of scripture readings appointed for Christian or Judaic worship on a given day or occasion.”
http://www.io.com/~kellywp/

The Book of Common Prayer
is one of the major works of English literature.
There are several dozen versions of the BCP from all over the world:

http://justus.anglican.org/resources/bcp/

Forward Day By Day
is available online with links to either NRSV or RSV of the Bible:

http://forwardmovement.org/forward-day-by-day/

Histories on the Christian martyrs and saints written by James E. Kiefer:

http://www.satucket.com/lectionary/index.htm
http://justus.anglican.org/resources/bio/139.html

Other Sites of Interest:
The Christian Classics Ethereal Library http://www.ccel.org/
Internet Sacred Text Archive http://www.sacred-texts.com/



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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church| 511 Coley Drive| Mountain Home, Arkansas 72653| 870-425-3560

Last Update 4/1/2011