The team is present on Sunday morning at the Welcome Cart to extend a hand in greeting to visitors and members alike.

An acolyte assists at each worship service by lighting and extinguishing the altar candles, handing offering plates to the ushers and receiving the gifts after the offering is taken.

A lay member of the congregation serves as Assisting Minister at each service, underscoring the importance of everyone, laity and clergy, in the celebration of Holy Communion.

As Jesus went into the fields, our Eucharistic Ministers are sent to our absent sisters and brothers.

No Sunday morning is complete without a warm and welcoming handshake. Greeters are stationed at the doors to the Sanctuary to greet worshippers as they arrive for the service. The hosts are also responsible for making and serving coffee, tea and other refreshments at the conclusion of each service.

Lay members of the congregation read the Old and New Testament Lessons.

The Ministers of the Altar prepare the altar and baptismal font for worship.

St. Andrew members bake the bread used during worship. It's easy to assemble a batch and many bakers will quadruple the batch. Each double batch bakes up approximately one month's supply.

Ushers make sure everyone is comfortably seated and that all worshippers have a Worship Bulletin. Ushers collect the Offering at the appropriate time in the service and also direct congregates forward for the distribution of Holy Communion.

The Worship Coordinator makes sure everyone assigned to a role in the worship service is present and that everyone understands the tasks they are asked to perform.