Giving Glory to God through our Stories

  • NEW St. Andrew Podcast:

    Listen using the player below or on our podcast's site.

    Questions about the podcast? Check our info sheet for answers: FAQ's About the Podcast

  • Podcast Player

  • Wendy Szuminski: After the Worst Day of My Life

  • Lisa Miller: My Walk with Mary

  • Carleigh Flaharty: Embracing Immaturity

  • Mike Casedy: On The Road

  • Jim Skochelak: I'm A Reprobate

  • Hannah Bondy: Carried by Christ

  • Thad Becker: Freed from Chains

  • Share Your Story

    The maximum number of form submissions has been reached. This form is currently not available.
    • How has God (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) revealed His love to you? How have you encountered the living God? When we share our stories of God's work in our lives, we give praise to God. 
    • Please fill out this field. Please enter valid data.
      Please fill out this field. Please enter valid data.
    • Please enter an email address.
    • Please fill out this field. Please enter a phone number.
    • Please fill out this field.
    • Thank you for sharing this witness of God's work. We will contact you to learn more.
    Submit

    This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

  • God At Work

    • Multiplication of the Gift Cards
      by Katherine Quintana
      Multiplication of the Gift Cards
      During the Christmas season, my office, a pregnancy resource center, was blessed to be a recipient of several Advent Giving Trees. One church gave us many Target gift cards, which I planned to use to purchase clothes and diapers/wipes for our clients. I went to Target, counted out my cards, and made my purchases. My cart was overflowing...[Click the title to read what happened next.]
      Read More
    • A Surprise Request
      by Suzanne Atzinger
      A Surprise Request
      In September 2020, I received a random phone call from a special acquaintance, Kay. I was surprised to hear from Kay as we did not have regular contact. Plus, Kay works during the day, so I knew it was important. Kay had a request. A concern and difficulty had arisen in her life, and she asked me to pray. Of course, I said yes. She then went on in an apologetic tone indicating that she knew I was busy and for me to please not make a special trip but could I, if possible, light a candle the next time I was at my church for this special request? [Click the title to read what happened next.]
      Read More

  • Contact Us

  • Where to find us

  • Your Good News. A Reason for Hope. Share What You've Lived.