We’re blessed to have a temporary home at the Lutheran Church of St. Andrew, just a mile down the road from our fire-damaged church facility. You can point your GPS toward the address below or click the link to Google Maps.
The Lutheran Church of St. Andrew
15300 New Hampshire Avenue
Silver Spring, MD 2905
(get directions)
Our service times:
- 9:00 a.m. – First Service
- 10:15 a.m. – Bible Study Hour
- 11:30 a.m. – Second Service
Facility Maps and Room Assignments
Our H.I.S. Team will be on hand each Sabbath morning to ensure that members and guests can find the class and the room they’re looking for.
You’ll find maps for the main and lower levels below. Click on the graphic to open a larger image in your browser.
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Sabbath School Classes
Main Level
- Bible Discussion Class
Great Room A - Care and Connect
Great Room B - Hallway Class
Conference Room - Prayer & Praise Class
Family Room - “Sanctuary” Class
(New Location)
Room 125 – Choir Room
Sabbath School Classes
Lower Level
- Ladies’ Bible Exploration Class
Creative Arts Room - Practical Approach Class
Prayer Room 109 - Fresh Beginnings Class
Room LL110 - Russian Language Class
Room LL114 - Fireside Class
Room LL115 - Young Adult Class
“SALT Mines” Youth Area - Spanish Language Class
Room LL117
A complete list of our classes and class descriptions is available on our Sabbath School page.
Worship FAQ
Starting on Sabbath, August 24, the Spencerville Church worship services will take place at the Lutheran Church of St. Andrew (LCSA). Below, you’ll find a list of frequently asked questions about Spencerville worship services. Click on a question below to reveal the answer.
Where can I find directions to LCSA?
Get directions to LCSA on Google Maps, or by entering 15300 New Hampshire Avenue into your vehicle’s GPS system.
When I arrive at LCSA, where should I park?
You can enter the LCSA parking lot through two driveways: on New Hampshire Avenue, just north of Norwood Road, and using Norwood Road, just West of New Hampshire Avenue. You may enter through either driveway. Standard and handicapped-accessible parking is available on the South and East sides of the building. Look for the Spencerville Church “sandwich board” signs marking both driveway entrances.
If you’re volunteering or serving, please use the North-side parking lot and enter through the North entrance doors (see the map above). This will keep the main parking lot free for our members and guests.
How will I know where to go once I arrive?
Our H.I.S. Team members and a volunteer team from LCSA will be equipped with maps to assist you in finding your classroom, restrooms, or main sanctuary. Be sure to thank them for their help!
Where can I find the bulletin link for this Sabbath?
We’re still working to reestablish our printed bulletin workflow after the fire. The service order will appear on the screens during worship, and that week’s bulletin can be accessed by visiting https://spencervillechurch.org/bulletin. It’s available through the link or by scanning a QR code on the signs next to the sanctuary entrance in the foyer. We’re actively working to return to printed bulletins as soon as possible.
Will children’s Sabbath School classes be held this week?
Yes! Pastor Lerone and her fantastic volunteer team offer a full complement of children’s Sabbath School classes each week. A map and a list of class locations are available below.
Will there be a video live stream this week?
Yes, we live stream our 11:30 a.m. worship service every week. Visit the home page of the website for the latest information.
What is the food/beverage policy at LCSA?
LCSA has been very kind and gracious in allowing us to use their church facility. They’ve shared that food is allowed in the foyer and hallway areas, but they kindly asked us to avoid bringing ANY food or beverages (except water) into the sanctuary. The consumption of food and beverages should also be limited to the foyer area and not taken to the classrooms.
How can I return my tithe and offerings?
We appreciate your faithfulness and generosity, especially during this time, as we face many large expenses as part of the rebuilding process. Tithe envelopes are available at the Welcome Desk in the foyer; however, we prefer that online giving be utilized as much as possible. If you prefer to give in person, there is a wooden offering box in the vestibule between the foyer and sanctuary where you may deposit your tithe envelopes.
My friend/neighbor/co-worker is asking how they can donate to help Spencerville Church rebuild?
We’re grateful to have so many people reach out asking how they can help. A secure, easy-to-use donation page is available on our church website for those who aren’t set up to give through AdventistGiving. If you’ve already signed up for AdventistGiving and would like to donate to the rebuilding efforts, please add the amount to your digital envelope using the line item labeled “Capital/Rebuild.”