Welcome to Our Website!

Use this website to learn a little more about who we are and what we believe. St. Augustine's is a church focused on being God's missionaries in the city and the world. We are members of the Anglican Church in North America and Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes. St. Augustine's meets on Sundays at 10:00am at Northeast Conference Center, 4140 Executive Parkway, Columbus 43081. If you like what you see, then we invite you to come and be part of us, and be changed by God to make a difference for God.
Pentecost Sunday May 19th
This day is the celebration of God's promised gift of the Holy Spirit and God's presence in our daily lives. Fire is the symbol of the Holy Spirit, so we encourage you to wear red on Pentecost Sunday, May 19th. After the service, we will feast on red velvet cake, strawberries, and red punch!! Pentecost will culminate our 50 Days of Easter celebration.
God is great, and God is good!
Sunday, May 19th: Worthington Christian Village Visit
A team of from our church will meet at Worthington Christian Village on Sunday afternoon, May 19th, at 2:00, to visit our friends on the 6th floor. To participate, all you need is a listening ear and a willingness to show God's love to elderly men and women who may be lonely. In the process, you may find that this monthly ministry is your gift in God's Kingdom. Interested in giving it a try? Then, contact St. Ann by clicking here, or just meet us in the lobby at WCV. To read more about the ministry, click here.
Fourth Friday in Uptown Westerville
Friday, May 24th
This summer, St. Augustine's will have a tent at the monthly Fourth Fridays in Westerville. The purpose of this mission is to increase awareness of our church and its service in our community. Our leased space is across from Messiah United Methodist Church on State Street. The hours are from 6:00 - 9:00pm. During that time, we will hand out materials with our church's information and fun items like St. Auggie frisbees and balloons to passers-by. With a team of folks from our church, you'll have plenty of time to grab a bite to eat and walk around. Need more details? Contact St. Ann by clicking here. Come join us for fun and fellowship as we show the love our Christ in our community. To read more about this ministry, click here. For details about what you can see and do at Fourth Friday, click here.
Faith Mission Visit a Blessing
Members from St. Augustine's and Chapel on the Vine provided lunch for good souls at Faith Mission in downtown Columbus on Saturday, May 18th. We fed 24 women and 110 men a delicious, home-cooked meal made with hands of love. The menu consisted of pulled pork sandwiches, red-skin potato salad, pineapple/mango/strawberry fruit salad, and cookies. If you have not served the Lord in this way, consider joining us in July, when we make our next visit. Click here for the dates and a bit about this mission of the church.
News from the Colvins in the Philippines
Our family came to Davao primarily for Sora’s calling as a midwife, but we knew from experience that I am a teacher – that’s the gift God has given me – and we keep our eyes open for ways to exercise this gift ofteaching. In His goodness, God has lavished upon me four different groups of students, each its own
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Be the Change You Seek in the World:
Synod 2013
Priests, deacons, lay persons, and guests of the Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes came from two countries and five states for our annual meeting, or synod, April 25 - 27, 2013. Together, we worshiped, seated new congregations, refined our business structure, ordained new priests and deacons. Together, we shared meals, conversation, laughter, prayer, and songs of praise. Together, because of this convocation, we are stronger in our work for God's Kingdom on earth.
Four members of our church made presentations at synod this year: Dr. Monroe and Judy Dowling presented a seminar on using Anglican Beads for prayer; Fr. Kevin showed other priests and interested lay leaders the components of Common Worship (this is the liturgy from the Church of England that St. Augustine's uses), and Dr. Dondra Maney provided an overview of St. Augustine's journey to become a church.
Following are photos of our members during the three days. You'll also see links to access a slide show on the diocesan website, as well as a a multitude of photos of the ordination of 13 priests and deacons in the the Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes.
This was a blessed time for our clergy and lay folks. If you have not taken the opportunity to attend a diocesan synod, consider it for next year. It's the last weekend in April!
