Our Fall 2018 Parish Life brochure is now available. Pick up a hard copy in the church office or the tract rack in the Narthex. You can also download a copy here.
This brochure has highlights of important dates, activities, and events. It also includes information on our Christian Formation for all ages. Take a look and see how you can get connected!
Have you ever wished to deepen your relationship with God? To experience a warm friendship with God? Maybe even fall in love with God – again – or for the very first time?
Join our rector, Joe Hensley, and the monks of the Society of St. John the Evangelist for a six-week Lenten journey through prayer and reflection on The Gospel According to John.
Go to meetingjesusinjohn.org to download a reflection journal (or order a hard-copy) and materials and sign up to receive email reflections from the monks. Joe will be leading online and in person conversations at various points along the way, but you can participate at anytime from anywhere.
Contact Joe if you plan to participate or if you would like to join us but cannot access the online materials.
The partner churches of Micah Ministries will read Richard Rohr’s “The Divine Dance.” Thursdays, 7 p.m., Faulkner Hall, beginning Nov. 2, through Lent 2018.
Participants are asked to read the first half of the book beforehand. Contact Lew Doggett for information.
Sunday, Oct. 1, 10 a.m., Sydnor Hall
Stewardship is about giving of time and talent as well as money. This interactive event will give parishioners a chance to share about the ministries they love and inquire about ministries they’d like to know more about.
Imagine sitting around tables in Sydnor Hall with a few other people, talking, networking and sharing. “What’s a ministry that I would like to tell others about?” “What’s a ministry that I would like to know more about?” Then move to a new table group a few minutes later and begin the process again. Over the hour, we will have a chance to interact with lots of different people. If someone is interested in a particular ministry, someone else might say, “hey, you need to talk with…and point them out.” The process will be guided by our stewardship commission. We hope it will be a fun and effective way to share about ministry and discern how to offer your time and talents.
We’re bringing New York to Fredericksburg for an important conversation on water justice.
You’re invited to attend Trinity Institute, an annual conference that takes place in New York City and at partner sites around the country via webcast, including at St. George’s. We’ll develop a deeper appreciation for water as a sacred gift, gain a thorough understanding of the relationship between water justice and climate change, and learn what we can do about water issues of access, pollution, drought, and rising tides.
Join the water justice movement!
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WHEN: March 22-24, 2017
COST: $10 (attend all or any part of the conference; please don’t let the cost deter you from coming)
CONTACT: For more information about attending the conference via St. George’s, contact the Rev. Bob Miller (540-373-4133).
For more information about Trinity Institute’s national theological conference—including speaker bios, schedule, videos, and more—visit TI2017.org.
Register here!
