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 St. Andrew’s
United Church of Christ |
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The Rev. Dr. Robert Summers |
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7610 Ann Arbor Street |
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Dexter, MI 48130 |
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(734) 426-8610 |
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hope in the LORD!
For with the LORD there is steadfast love,
psalm
130:7a |
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World Day of
Prayer (PDF) |
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God made time for you$can you make time
for God?
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A Word of
Welcome to Visitors
We believe that Christ can make
us loving brothers and sisters.
We welcome everyone present and pray
that we all become “one” in Christ.
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UCC
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Worship services Sunday morning
September - June 9:00am and
10:15am
Sunday School offered during the 10:15 am service.
Summer hours
June - August 10:00am
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UCC
Michigan |
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Saint Andrew the Apostle |
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Our Roots and Connections…
Originally a congregation of Germans in 1875, with roots in the German
Evangelical and Reformed traditions, as well as Lutheran, we became members of
the German Evangelical Church (not to be confused with today’s understanding
of evangelicals). In the 1930’s the Evangelical Church and the Reformed
Church merged to create the Evangelical and Reformed Church—similar in nature
to Presbyterian, Congregational, and Baptist traditions.
In 1957 the Evangelical and Reformed Church merged with the Congregational
Christian Church to be known as the United Church of Christ. We are
Evangelical, Reformed, Congregational, and ecumenical. Our present building
was completed in 1974. Our first structure is now the Town Museum.
The Dexter community is
quickly growing and offers an excellent school system. Dexter still
enjoys a “hometown” feeling with an attractive downtown, while enjoying a
close proximity to Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan.
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History of the Church |
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Founders of the Church |
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Pastors of our Church |
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Who are we?
We are a gathering of
families and individuals ranging from infant to adults. Some are single. Many
are married. Some are widows and widowers. Some are young adults.
We are students,
professionals, business people, teachers, craft persons. We are technicians,
farmers, retirees. We have come together because we share similar beliefs.
We believe in the
responsibility of each person to develop their faith. Our faith is formed by:
Scriptures, beliefs of others, and our personal experience of God.
We believe in God, Jesus
Christ, the Holy Spirit, the Church and its mission to serve others. The Lord’s
Supper is a memorial meal to which all people are invited. Baptism is the
initiation into the Christian life.
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Statement of Faith |
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Meaning of religious words |
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Meaning of the UCC LOGO |
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What will you find here?
A group of friendly
people who enjoy meeting new people. A congregation where worship and music are
valued..
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March on |
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Worship: We currently offer two Sunday morning services 9:00am and
10:15am with Sunday School and attended nursery offered during the 10:15 am
service
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Bible Stories |
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Educational Experiences: Sunday school for children and youth,
Confirmation for 8th graders, Adult discussion groups, book groups, Women’s
Bible Study, Sr. High Youth Group, Vacation Bible School
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Song of Jubilee |
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Music: Adult and
Children’s Choirs, Hand bell Choir
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Service to Others: Mission offerings, blood
drives, Christmas in April, food drives, Christmas sponsor-a-family,
quilts for Mott Children's Hospital,
Christmas Mitten Tree, meals for shut-ins, Christian Children's Fund, support of
Military Police troops in Iraq, and the Heifer Project, Dexter Senior Citizens
Center and Faith in Action.
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St. Andrew's Cemetery |
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Social and Fundraising: October Sauerkraut
Dinner, monthly dinners, Piece makers Quilting group, Ice Cream Social, rummage
sale
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Please check back often more pages are coming.
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