Saint Andrews is a Matthew 25 church, taking seriously the guidance from the 25th chapter of Matthew, such as "When did we see you hungry?"

One very efficient food project we support in a variety of ways is North Raleigh Ministries. The church collected a "pyramid" of food for several weeks, and then a dozen volunteers delivered it to NRM—where several church members regularly volunteer.

Amy Brown is there every week, witnessing the gamut of those who come for their two bags of groceries, and noticing how some choose to attend weekly counseling to improve their financial situation.

Hear how Amy lives out her faith while singing her favorite hymn, "I'm Gonna Live So God Can Use Me."

This episode was recorded during Staff Appreciation Week, a time set aside to give thanks for the dedicated staff of Saint Andrews. Throughout the week, members shared meals, gifts, and heartfelt expressions of gratitude for a team that serves with faith, care, and excellence.

Tune in as Bob Inskeep interviews Julie Cazin, who, after nearly 40 years of teaching middle school math, has joyfully served at Saint Andrews for the past 12 years. Her story reflects a staff that truly loves what they do—evidenced by decades of faithful service, including five staff members who have worked at SAPC for more than 20 years.

This episode features an update on our Meals on Wheels ministry, including a brief look at its beginnings right here in Raleigh. You'll hear how blessings flow from SAPC every weekday as we help serve nearly 200 meals.

Meals on Wheels delivers nutritious meals, connection, and care to seniors and adults with disabilities, helping them remain independent at home. The program also includes nine Friendship Cafés and relies on 12 volunteer locations—Saint Andrews among them. Volunteers are always needed.

Tune in to hear from Jacks Reese, SAPC Distribution Coordinator, and Sarah Walker, Director of Development and Communications, as they share the impact and history of this vital ministry.