Outreach Partners
Ministry & Mission Partners
The followers of Christ are called to have a two-fold purpose in the world around us: to love each other as disciples, and to love the world as proclaimers of the Good News of Jesus Christ. This is what St. Andrew’s mission statement sets forth.
St. Andrew’s establishes relationships with and supports financially special partners in ministry and mission that propagate the Gospel, both at home and abroad—local Ministry Partners with whom we have developed close ties in spreading the Gospel in our Fort Worth community, as well as MissionPartners engaged in global mission and evangelism beyond Fort Worth and the USA. St. Andrew’s parishioners are encouraged to engage personally in the work of these organizations as part of our discipleship in serving Christ and His people and extending His Kingdom—whether across town or on the other side of the world.
For more information please contact The Rev’d Brent Christian.
Local Ministry Partners
A ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth, is a center of excellence created to assist men, women and children in deepening their personal relationship with Christ in a peaceful setting for ministry, education and spiritual growth.
Compassion Among My People Ministries is centered in the love of Jesus Christ for His people. CaMp Ministries provides imperfect, ordinary people with places to serve others in extraordinary ways while deepening our own relationship with God.
Cornerstone Assistance Network
Cornerstone was established in 1992 to meet the needs and restore the hope of individuals and families suffering under the burden of poverty in Tarrant County, Texas. Since inception, Cornerstone has been a major resource for churches, businesses and other community organizations through its provision of relief, recovery and restoration services. By networking with other agencies, Cornerstone offers direct-service programs that are non-duplicated in approach and efficient in administration.
Search Ministries helps the brightest and best thinkers to wrestle with life’s ultimate questions. With a wide collection of resources, ministry leaders provide well-structured and meaningful answers to these legitimate questions.
UGM of Tarrant County is a Christ-centered residential ministry on Lancaster for homeless men, women and families, providing meals and chapel services for non-residents, with the goal of helping individuals develop the skills needed to become independent, productive community members.
Victory Temple Ministries is a free residential program ministering to those with additions to drugs and alcohol often with criminal backgrounds—offering transformation and healing through the grace and power of Jesus Christ. Men and women who have been bound by addictions find their lives are transformed through this three-month program of life-on-life Christian discipleship.
Wing’s of Hope’s core purpose is to provide hope and healing through gentle horses and the love of God. Equine-assisted activities utilize the soothing, strengthening and healing effect of a horse’s gait for children and adults with unique physical, mental, and emotional challenges.
Global Mission Partners
The Diocese of Northern Malawi
The Diocese of Northern Malawi received a team of St. Andrew’s missioners in 1996, a transforming experience for all. The World Mission Committee of our Fort Worth Diocese administers the Centurion Program, a vehicle for our diocesan churches to share “from our abundance”, as the Church in Malawi enriches us here with their faith and trust in the Lord.
CaMP Global takes volunteer missionaries on medical missions serving the people of Haiti, providing imperfect, ordinary people with places to serve others in extraordinary ways while deepening our own relationship with God.
St. Andrew’s Global Mission Initiative
Established by our Rector Jake Worley, is a fund specifically earmarked for planning global parish mission initiatives that support international mission opportunities for parish participation.
Sharing of Ministries Abroad (SOMA), a mission agency called by God to serve the Anglican Church worldwide—building up and equipping the Body of Jesus Christ through the renewing power of the Holy Spirit, using short-term, cross cultural missions, for the transformation of individuals, churches and communities.
Dorcas Day, a member of St Andrews since the early 1990’s, was commissioned to serve as a missionary with Wycliffe Bible Translators through a variety of support roles, all vital to the task of Bible translation. She has served in countries in Southeast Asia, Guatemala, Peru, and is now back in the United States.