St. Andrew's gets go-ahead for new construction, renovation plans
St. Andrew's gets
go-ahead for new construction, renovation plans
The Episcopal
Diocese of Atlanta recently approved planned renovations and new building
construction for St. Andrew's in-the-Pines Episcopal Church on Peachtree
Parkway in Peachtree City.
"The needs
of the church and its many activities and the growth of church stewardship
programs and our community outreach ministries necessitates our new building
program," said the Rev. Daniel Brigham, pastor of St. Andrew's. "We
simply have outgrown our facility."
In 1976, when
St. Andrew's was first designated a mission, 28 people began meeting at
the Peachtree City Elementary School. The land where the present sanctuary
stands was purchased, ground was broken for the present parish hall in
1980, and the present sanctuary was built in 1994. The Garden of Remembrance
for interment of ashes was built in 2001. St. Andrew's now serves over
380 families from Fayette County and surrounding areas.
Brigham has
guided the church through rapid growth and expansion since 1983. Father
Frank Larisey became associate pastor in 2000.
St. Andrew's
maintains many stewardship and community outreach programs, including
Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts, youth ministries, preschool and kindergarten,
Episcopal Women, The Order of the Daughters of the King, Habitat for Humanity,
Operation Christmas Child, the Thanksgiving food basket project, Emmaus
House support, Fayette Samaritans, Support Our Soldiers, clothing for
school children, and Women's Success Network.
Church activities
include Sunday worship programs, adult and children's choirs, Wednesday
potluck dinners, Oktoberfest, annual art action fund raiser, healing services,
blessing of the animals in October, youth ski trip, Lenten, Easter and
Christmas services, Southland Nursing Home devotions, and other special
services.
For a complete
listing of services, visit the church Web site, www.standrewsptc.com .
The church phone number is 770-487-8415.
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