St. Andrew & St. Margaret of Scotland
About Us
Welcome!
Saint Andrew and Saint Margaret of Scotland is a friendly, diverse, inter-generational, and thriving parish in Alexandria, Virginia that draws its members from all over the northern Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, DC. area.
We have an extremely active calendar that offers many opportunities for study, ministry, and participation in annual fellowship and local events for the entire family.
The central core of our community is worship and fellowship. We offer a choice of three different services each Sunday that will be familiar to both those of Anglican backgrounds and those who have joined us from other Christian denominations. A lively coffee hour follows both the 9:00am and 11:15am services.
St. Andrew and St. Margaret of Scotland is in the Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic States and part of the worldwide Anglican Catholic Church, which represents an unbroken and steadfast faithfulness to the ancient English Church that was established in 597 AD. Our services are conducted according to the time-honored 1928 Book of Common Prayer, Anglican Missal, the 1940 Hymnal, as well as highlights the majestic language of the King James translation of the Holy Bible.
We cordially invite you to visit us to understand why many travel over 20 miles each week to make this their spiritual home.
- Programs
- Community Service, Faith and Work, Choir, Nursery, Adult Education, Food Pantry
- Music
- Traditional Hymns, Organ, Chanting, Psalms a capella
- Denomination
- Anglican Catholic
- Size
- Medium
- Language
- English
- Founded
- 1978
Contact
Our Services
- Sunday
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- 07:45am
- Our 7:45 service is a Prayer Book Holy Communion with no hymns for those who prefer a quieter, more meditative worship experience.
- 09:00am
- The 9:00 service is a Prayer Book Holy Communion with hymns, some sung prayers, an offertory by the choir, and a sermon – with Morning Prayer on the 4th Sunday of the month.
- 11:15am
- The 11:15 service is a Sung Mass with Incense according to rubrics of the Anglican Missal and includes the Aspergus before the service, hymns, sung prayers, chanted propers from the Missal, an offertory by the choir, incense and bells.
- Monday
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- 02:00pm
- Low Mass.
- Tuesday
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- 12:00pm
- Low Mass.
- Wednesday
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- 12:00pm
- Holy Eucharist with Healing Service.
What to Expect
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OliverNice little church. As a visitors we were VERY Disturbed about the lack of face coverings for all in attendance. And then being invited to a room for cake and coffee? Why are you lax in trying to do everything possible to keep congregants safe?
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