Daily Prayer, Vol. III
We have released Volume III of Daily Prayer, a new publication project by St. George’s that aims to foster in each of our lives the spiritual habits of daily prayer and scripture reading.
We have released Volume III of Daily Prayer, a new publication project by St. George’s that aims to foster in each of our lives the spiritual habits of daily prayer and scripture reading.
Join us for a very special Service of Baptism on Sunday, June 15th, 11am at Burlington Beach.
We have released Volume II of Daily Prayer, a new publication project by St. George’s that aims to foster in each of our lives the spiritual habits of daily prayer and scripture reading. Based on the tradition of the Anglican Daily Offices, Daily Prayer will you guide you each morning and evening into a short time of prayer and scripture … Read moreDaily Prayer, Vol. II
For believers, there is a great benefit in reading the faithful writings of great Christian men God has given His church throughout history. So, we have released Light from old Times, a quarterly publication to acquaint readers with the writings of faithful men from times past.
Due to the snowstorm, RD will just be leading a simple, stripped back service at the church at 10:15am. Expect that the church parking lot will likely not be plowed, nor the sidewalks cleared. We will also not be having kid’s ministry or nursery.
Due to this weekend’s snowstorm, we have made the decision to cancel tomorrow’s 8:30am Service. Stay tuned for updates regarding our 10:15am service.
Each morning and evening be led on a journey into prayer and God’s word, that will help you set a pattern of beginning and ending each day in the Lord’s presence.
Based on the tradition of the Anglican Daily Offices, Daily Prayer will you guide you each morning and evening into a short time of prayer and scripture reading that will help you bookend your day in the Lord’s presence.
Join us this Christmas at St. George’s as we celebrate the birth of our Saviour. Everyone is welcome!
A NEW quarterly publication by St. George’s to acquaint readers with the writings of faithful men from times past.