Radiate Youth: March 16-17. The Lord calls us to share what we have with a cheerful heart and to share not out of compulsion, but rather that He would gift us with a thankful heart through our generosity (2 Cor. 6-12). There are many ways that we can give and for the youth of our … Read moreBibles, Burgers, Blankets, Backpacks.
Starting Sunday Feb 12th, 6:30pm, Craig Bartholomew will be leading a weekly Sunday evening series at St. George’s about finding your place in the Biblical drama. Craig is a world-renown author and expert in Biblical hermeneutics.
Our new series, “The Gospel & Life”, starts on Sunday January 8th.Find out more.
Come and celebrate the birth of Jesus with the people of St. George’s this Christmas season. Handmade Christmas Market December 3rd: 10am-4pm The Handmade Christmas Market is a curated craft show that will showcase some of the area’s most talented artisans. Our goal is to celebrate the creativity and skill of our local makers, connect … Read moreChristmas at St. George’s
Join us, as we open the letter to the Ephesians and discover what it means to be joined together in Christ.
This Sunday will be the first for our new Student Ministry Pastor, Andrew Pearce. We are so thankful for him and his future ministry with the youth of St. George’s. Pray for him as he prayerfully sets a new course for our student ministry. Andrew Pearce Andrew is our Student Ministry Pastor. Andrew has 13+ … Read moreNew Student Ministry Pastor
Tuesday, January 19th, the Rev. Garth Hunt hosted a session on “Music to Glorify God”. It focuses on music throughout the ages, composed with the intent to glorify the Creator God. It features pieces of music, interspersed with insights on the composers and musical styles. Listen to ‘Music to Glorify God’.
‘The Food We Eat’ discussion night has been rescheduled to a later date. Look out for more details coming out in the next few weeks.
Over the last few days, the Anglican Primates from across the world (as well as our Diocesan Bishop Charlie Masters), have been meeting in Canterbury to decide the future of the worldwide Anglican Church. Today the Episcopal Church (in the United States) was suspended from full participation within the Anglican communion. Find out more here.
