Sunday, May 23rd is Graduate Sunday! Our high school graduates will receive their Bibles and we will be offering prayers for all graduates, both high school & college, during the 10:00 am worship service.
A huge thank you goes out to the entire St. George Community for supporting this year’s Chain of Love. Raising this incredible amount is a testament to our story and our relationship with St. Benoit. You can click here to watch or rewatch the fantastic domino topple!
Have you ever wondered who the disciples were? What they did before they followed Jesus? What characteristics they each had? What happened to them after Jesus died and rose again? Join Reverend Susan, in person, at St. George at 9:00 AM on Sundays starting April 25, for YASS!!! This is a class for “young adults” (College age to almost empty nesters). We will explore the lives of the disciples and learn more about the men who were closest to Jesus while He walked the Earth.
Childcare/Sunday school will be available for children and youth. If you have any questions, please email Rev. Susan at sburnham@saintgeorgechurch.
What is Chain of Love?
Chain of Love began 16 years ago as a way to demonstrate the impact our community was making on those around the world. Every dollar that is raised is represented by a domino that is then turned into a HUGE domino chain built by students. What started out as a chain of 3,500 dominoes has grown to over
32, 000! It is a visual way to see what we can do when we all join together to work towards a common goal.
Our partnership with St. Benoit in Mombin Crochu, Haiti began in 2009/2010. We were connected with them through The National Episcopal Church’s Haiti Partnership Program because of their incredible need. They are very remote and isolated, making the journey difficult to get there. They had no official buildings to call home. Mr. Devlin (along with the Hausman’s and Jennifer Wickham) made the visit in March of 2010 after a catastrophic earthquake. It was an incredible experience that solidified our desire to partner with the community of St. Benoit in Mombin Crochu, Haiti.
How can I be a Domino?
You can support this year’s Chain of Love by donati
We will be adorning our altar on Easter with
Easter Lilies, Please consider a contribution toward the Lilies “In Memory of” or “In Thanksgiving for” any loved ones you would like to honor. Please make all designations by clicking here and filling out our “Easter Lily Offering Form”. We will present our in memoriam and thanksgivings at our Easter services. Please send any questions to Keith Earle at kearle@saintgeorgechurch.
And he’s hoppin’ down the bunny trail, making his way to St. George on Easter Sunday!
We invite all children 5th grade and under to bring their Easter basket and come participate in our Easter Egg Hunt at 9:00 AM! We will gather outside in the courtyard and head out to the playground/field together for the hunt. Following the Easter Egg Hunt, the children will help Flower the Cross for our Easter Sunday service!
We welcome everyone to bring fresh-cut flowers and participate in the Flowering of the Cross, a great tradition here at St. George, that will take place on Easter Sunday. The cross will be placed outside, beginning with the 8:00 am service, for all who would like to add flowers. Let’s all be a part of this beautiful transformation!
Need a Lenten discipline? Read on!
Rev. Susan Burnham and Fr. Ram Lopez will be offering a Bible Study on the Gospel of Mark beginning Sunday, February 21 at 11:15 am. We will conclude at noon.
This Bible Study will be a “hybrid” study. If you are comfortable with attending in person you are welcome to join us. All our Covid protocols will be in place during the study. We will meet in the church this Sunday.
For those who would like to participate via Zoom, the login information is below.
Regardless of how you participate, the St. George Clergy will be happy to have you participate.
Journey through Lent with your St. George Family as we all journey together through Mark’s Gospel.
St. George Episcopal Church is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting by clicking here.
Topic: Gospel of Mark Bible Study
Time: Feb 21, 2021, 11:00 AM Central Time (US and Canada)
Every week on Sun, until Mar 21, 2021, 5 occurrence(s)
Mar 14, 2021 11:00 AM
Mar 21, 2021 11:00 AM
Per Bishop Reed’s letter from last week, all Covid Protocols continue for in-person worship and all other on-campus activities. These include mask and physical distancing requirements.
As we prepare for the resurrection of Jesus during this Lenten season, mark this time as different through your actions using these Lenten Micro Practices. In this booklet, you will find a new practice to guide you each day on your journey. The Lenten practices rotate between the 3 pillars of Lent: praying, fasting, and almsgiving. Some practices can be done on the spot, some throughout the day, and others will take some time and/or preparation. At the end of the 40 days of Lent, you will have made room in your heart and in your lives for Christ’s resurrection. There are 2 forms of the Lenten Micro Practices: one for families with children, and another for individuals/families without younger children. You may download and print your booklets at home by clicking on the available links.