Pinned News

‘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.

St. George’s, Chris Jones, is involved with the organization – 24-7 Prayer, which has started a new online prayer initiative this January. It is super easy, and everyone can join in. Here is the idea: Everyone can pray, and they don’t have to be in one particular, super-special-sacred place to do it. The earth is … Read more24-7 Prayer Initiative 

We are beginning a new sermon series this Sunday on the book of Judges. Judges is an amazing book full of miraculous stories of God’s sovereignty  and grace. Read ahead this week and come prepare to meet God in the book of Judges. Read Judges 1

Ray David gave a short message at our Remembrance Day service. You can listen to the message here.

Last October, Monica Harper spoke at the ANiC Women’s Day Apart at St. George’s. The theme was The Hands and Feet of Jesus. You can listen to her talk here

Please welcome the newest member of the St. George’s family – Lydia Margaret Hicks, born 1:20pm at home. 6 lbs 2 ounces. Mom and Baby are doing great. “I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wonderful are your works; my soul knows it very well.” Psalm 139:14  

Please welcome the newest member of our congregation, Aurora Judith East Dyment, born October 8th at 7am, 5lbs 5oz. Mama and Aurora are perfect, just perfect.