Anglican Church in St. Andrew, Jamaica. Diocese of Jamaica and The Cayman Islands. Established 1664.
The St. Andrew Parish Church Diocese of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands We are devoted to praising God through our lives, work, and the various ministries that promote the values […]
[News] Motto “Making a difference in Majesty Gardens.” Vision “To transform the Majesty Gardens community to a self-sufficient, educated and peaceful community.” Background The St. Andrew Settlement (SAS) was […]
[News] Address: 2A Cresent Road, Kencot, Kingston 10. Telephone: 876-906-9518 The St. Clement’s Mission is a Chapel of Ease of the St. Andrew Parish Church. The St. Andrew Parish Church […]
Altar Guild – is responsible for the physical preparation of the Church, specifically the Sanctuary. Members prepare the linen used for the Eucharist, clean the brass and sacred vessels and […]
Music, Drama and Liturgical Dance are important aspects of our services, with the following groups using a variety of musical settings to enhance and complement our expressions of worship. St. Andrew […]
We will never see the beauty of spiritual reality without God’s illumination. We are guilty, corrupt, hard, ignorant and blind without the awakening, enlivening, softening, humbling, purifying, and enlightening work […]
The Elective Assembly of the Diocese – will meet here at St. Andrew Parish Church this evening, Sunday 23rd March at 4:00 p.m. for Evensong and at 9:00 a.m on […]
The unveiling of the painting commemorating the 200th Anniversary, done by Phyll Williams, will be on the 30th of March at 3:00 p.m. at the Cathedral, Spanish Town.
Pre-Synod Conference will be at St. Luke’s Church, Cross Roads, at 9:00 a.m. on April 1, 2025.
The St. Andrew Parish Church family welcomes our recently appointed Office Administrator, Mrs. Andrea Hunter.
A rule of life is a devotional discipline in which I commit to grow in grace as I resist sin and temptation, and to order my worship, work, and leisure […]
“For Paul, as for scripture as a whole, the condition of humanity is not exhausted by descriptions of weakness or frailty. Sin reaches further, with images of transgression, rebellion, failure. […]
What spiritual discipline can I practice to reduce sinful habits and bear more fruit of the spirit.
