Organized in 1954, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church is an active congregation of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). We welcome everyone to worship on Sunday mornings, and invite you to learn more about our ministries.
Presbyterians, along with all other Christians, affirm Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. This is the central doctrine of the church, and the only belief necessary for membership in the Presbyterian Church. (more about our beliefs...)
Residential developments in Portland's Southwest Hills first prompted the United Presbyterian Church of North America to consider the need for a neighborhood church in 1948. That vision became builders, leaders, and a congregation with the purchase of the present building site at Dosch Rd. and Sunset Blvd. in January, 1952. This was motivated by a nucleus of area residents, who were members of Valley Presbyterian Church, and the engagement of an organizing pastor. (more...)
To meet the needs of today's SW Portland community, St. Andrew's is updating our facilities and adding new programs. The sanctuary renovation and narthex expansion is underway - to be completed this spring. Other improvements include: a new worship projection system, redecorated preschool and nursery rooms, and the implementation of several new ministries. (more...)
The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is part of the holy catholic church begun at Pentacost, and an expression of Reformed Christianity with roots going back to John Calvin at the time of the Protestant Reformation. We are distinctive in our Reformed theology and our governance by representative democracy. (more about the PC(USA)...)
What We're All About
We are…
Called to Celebrate God's love
Gathered to Grow in Christ
Sent by the Spirit to Serve
Called to Celebrate…is about worshiping God with our whole being, and living hope-filled lives.
Gather to Grow…is about finding a little community where we are known and loved and journeying toward a deeper, richer faith in Christ.
Sent to Serve…is about discovering our Spirit-given SHAPE and using it to make a positive difference in our world.