5 STEPS FOR YOUR FIRST VISIT

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1. Choose a Service

Sundays 10am Mass


Saturdays 5pm Mass


Wednesdays 9am Morning Prayer


2. Where to Go

We’re located at


31 Park Avenue Grayslake, Illinois 60030


You can park parallel along S Lake St. or in the diagonal spots on Park Ave.


If parking is limited in front of the church, there are free parking lots provided by the Village of Grayslake.

3. Where do I take my kids?

While kids are always welcome to participate and attend Mass with alongside their parents, we also offer Sunday School during our 10am Sunday Mass. Each Sunday, our Sunday School classes learn about the Gospel teaching while participating in a small arts and crafts project.


Sunday School volunteers are trusted members of our parish who have successfully completed training from the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago.


You can learn more about our Safe Church, Safe Communities training program here.

4. Worship With Us!

Week View
March 29, 2026 - April 4, 2026

5. Stay for Coffee Hour!

We host Coffee Hour on Sunday. Stay after for warm cup of coffee and meet some of the members of our parish.


No time? No problem. Fill out our connect card in one of the pews or on our website and we’ll find a way to integrate you into our parish life.

Connect Card

FAQ

  • What should I expect at an Episcopal service?

    Episcopal services are rooted in Scripture, prayer, music, and Holy Communion. You can follow along using the red Book of Common Prayer in the pews, while hymns are found in the blue hymnal.


    Most srvices last about 60-90 minutes.

  • Can I attend if I’m ...?

    Yes! When we say “all are welcome,” we really mean it.

  • What should I wear?

    Wear whatever makes you comfortable. Some people dress up, and others come more casually. There is no dress code.

  • Can I receive Communion?

    At St. Andrew’s, all baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Children may take communion as well.


    To receive Communion, simply come forward and extend your hands—right over left—to receive the bread. You may then drink from the chalice, or dip the bread into the wine (called intinction). If you prefer, you are always welcome to receive just the bread.

  • What do I call the clergy?

    Priests can be referred to as father, mother, or simply by their first name.

  • How can I get connected after visiting?

    You can introduce yourself to clergy or greeters, fill out a connect card in the back of the pews, or check the church’s website for next steps, events, and contact information. You can also fill out a connect card online.

    Connect Card

More Questions?

Feel free to email us with any additional questions. Someone from St. Andrew’s will get back to you as soon as they can.

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