Education
We host regular forums and bible studies that cover a wide range of subjects according to the congregation’s interests and current events in the region and the world. Recent topics have included Advent and the Book of Ruth.
We also provide a church school for children ages preschool through sixth grade during the Friday morning service.
Fellowship

Fellowship after Friday worship
After every worship service we join together for tea, coffee, and treats in the Guild Hall. We also come together throughout the year for special evenings of music, group dinners, and outings in Cairo.
Refugee Services
St. Andrew’s United Church of Cairo has worked with refugees from living in Cairo since the late 1970s. The program has grown over the years and has evolved from a small English program that was taught by a number of church volunteers into a comprehensive program of services for refugees. St. Andrew’s Church aims to assist refugees from Sudan, Iraq, and other countries while they are living in Cairo. The asylum seekers have come to Cairo seeking refugee status by the UNHCR, and for a chance to emigrate to a Western country to start a new life. We assist them by providing educational and vocational training programs.
Interested in a great volunteer opportunity? There are many different areas in which St. Andrews Refugee Services can use you with your talents, whatever they may be.
Learn more about St. Andrew’s Refugee Services by visiting the website: http://www.standrewsrefugeeservices.org/
Youth
St. Andrew’s has a small youth group for young people between the ages of 11-18. The group usually meets every other Saturday during the school year for study and fun. Please join us!
Travel Groups
We love having groups join us — large and small – from all over the world! If you are a group traveling to Cairo and would like to worship with us, please contact the pastor (pastor@standrewschurchcairo.com) to make sure we can make arrangements to accommodate you. Often, Pastor Peter can present a special talk about the programs and ministry of St. Andrew’s, along with representatives of St. Andrew’s Refugee Services (StARS).