Midwinter Camps at Camp Capers

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Camp Capers weekend MidWinter Camps Countdown……..3 Days!!  Break the winter cycle by adding some Camp Capers Fun!  If you have not had a chance to register, there is still time!  Go to www.dwtx.org/events or log into your Ultracamp account.  Please contact Shelly Agee/Registrar at camp.capers@dwtx.org or 830-995-3966 if you have any questions or need assistance with registrations, hope to see you there!  Scholarship Assistance is available.

MidWinter I Jan 8-10, 2016 (Senior High Students)

MidWinter II Jan 15-17, 2016 (Grades 6-8)

MidWinter III Jan 22-24, 2016 (Grades 3-5)

Adopt a Needy Family

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Our St. George Church and School community helped those in need this December through the Adopt a Needy Family organization. The agency’s chairman and St. George School Alumni parent Mike Weiss spoke at the school’s chapel one morning to share the history of the AANF organization. He explained how this program can trace its roots back to a very generous caring individual by the name of Father James Hubert, who achieved much of his passion for assisting the needy through his introduction to Mother Theresa in 1967. In Chapel, Mike read a letter written to Father James from Mother Theresa, (http://www.adoptaneedyfamily.org/history/). That letter closes with this thought:
“Let Jesus use you without consulting you.”

Christmas Reflections – St. George Children

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Our St. George Children served others, learned about Advent, and took a ride on the Polar Express this month.  Kids for Christ completed their “Mission Possible,” where they performed acts of kindness for our Castle Hills Community.  (Click here for more).  In C3:16, children made advent wreaths with their families and received devotional readings to take home and use with their families.  Finally, church and school children enjoyed our annual Polar Express party!  Maricela Ramos, a church and school parent shared this letter about this wonderful tradition.

My daughter has participated in the Polar Express event every year for the past three years and my son began participating this year. This is something that at the age of four and six, they are still talking about one week later. The magic of the movie coupled with the magic of friends they have made at St George has created memories in their sweet little hearts. A chance to sit back, eat as much popcorn as they can handle while giggling and enjoying the idea of “Believing” was a precious moment that I will not forget, as I chose to stay and bring my own pillow and blanket. Once the movie was over, they enjoyed the holiday cookies with hot cocoa while laughing at each other’s milk mustaches. The type of cookies didn’t matter, what mattered was the fellowship and feeling of being connected and slowing down to enjoy the Christmas Spirit. Daniel, our Youth Ministry Leader, collected the sugar filled children and played marshmallow dodgeball with the active, silly children. Winning wasn’t the object of the game, playing with food and having the older ones help the little ones was the object of Daniel’s game. My children talked about it for days afterwards and look forward to creating more memories in the years to come. Thank you to St George Church, Happy Wilson and Daniel Foreman for their dedication to making this season special for all the children and adults like me, alike!

St. George Youth Group-“Souper Service”

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Our St. George Youth group answered their “Call to Serve by providing their own homemade soup for some of our parishioners. Helen Kyse wrote the following thank you letter:

To the Youth Group,

A thousand thanks for the homemade chicken noodle soup that I received after the service on Sunday (November 29th).

In addition to being wonderfully delicious, since it was loaded with chicken and vegetables each bowlful was a full meal. The generous amount of your gift will provide additional future meals.

I deeply appreciate your kindness and thoughtfulness.

Helen B. Kyse

Ministry Leaders – Reports Due 12/31/15

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We are beginning to collect our ministry reports for the 2015 Annual Report, which will be presented to the congregation at our Annual Parish Meeting.  Each and every ministry at St. George is vital to the spiritual life that takes place here, and we welcome your reports as to how your ministry has done God’s work in 2015. Please submit your ministry’s report no later than December 31st to Haley Bankey via email.  Thank you for all you do in continuing God’s mission at St. George!