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Easter Eggs

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Order your homemade, beautifully decorated, chocolate-coated peanut butter Easter Eggs by April 7 for only $10 per egg. The 8-oz. eggs may be personalized at no additional cost. All orders MUST be prepaid. Please make checks payable to St. George’s Episcopal Church with “Easter Eggs” in the memo section. Please contact Jan Meredith for additional information.

Eggs will be available for pick-up in Faulkner Hall on Saturday, April 13 from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. or Sunday, April 14 following each worship service.

Proceeds from the sale will go towards our Shrine Mont Parish Weekend scholarship fund.

You can order online and pay with the form below.

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Hazel Run to Perform for Youth in Global Fundraiser

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Join us on Friday, February 1 in Sydnor Hall for an Acoustic Showcase Fundraiser to Benefit Youth in Global Community.

Come enjoy some of St. George’s finest acoustic musicians performing to benefit our Youth in Global Community mission trip to New York City!

Your donations will go toward travel and lodging costs while our girls represent the Anglican Church at UNCSW63.

7:00 pm Come early to socialize and enjoy refreshments provided by the Youth in Global Community mission team!

Music starts at 7:30 p.m. in Sydnor Hall.

St. George’s Offers Haiti Benefit Concerts on New Year’s Eve

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St. George’s Episcopal Church will offer New Year’s Eve Concerts to benefit the Notre Dame Parish and School in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The evening begins with an organ concert by St. George’s five organists at 8:30 pm, followed by the best in jazz, funk, and Latin jazz with St. George’s Jazz Ensemble at 10 pm.

Admission is free with donations accepted at the door. Hot cocoa, bottled water, and baked goods will be available for sale as well. All proceeds help support the 383 schoolchildren of the Notre Dame Parish and School with food, clothing, supplies, and medical care.

For more information, contact (540) 373-4133 or concerts@stgeorgesepiscopal.net. To learn more about St. George’s concert series, visit www.stgeorgesepiscopal.net/music/concerts.

Kick-off for An Invitation to Share

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This Sunday, we are kicking off our 2019 Stewardship Campaign – An Invitation to Share with a parish-wide event.

The stewardship commission invites everyone to a church family conversation about money and faith. Children, youth, and adults will get to know each other as well as share thoughts about ways we spend, save, and share money. We will then learn more about how St. George’s spends, saves, and shares our monetary gifts as we do God’s work together.

Join us at 10 a.m. in Sydnor Hall for some time well spent!

Stewardship Update, Nov. 28

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STEWARDSHIP UPDATE: As of Nov. 28, we have received $891K in 2018 pledges from 313 households. 55% of the pledge database has pledged. We still have 93 households who pledged in 2017 that have not done so for 2018. We need your pledges so that we can plan our 2018 budget. The 2017 budget included $962K from pledges, and we want to grow in 2018.

Mark’s Gospel this Sunday addresses a first-century community of Christians facing persecution. He urges them to endure their suffering by holding onto the sure and certain hope of Jesus’ return in glory. That’s not our world—or is it? Persecution, suffering, disillusionment: It’s all too easy to find. In Mark’s time they were asked to be prepared for a better time, and so are we. Readiness has as much to do with being ready for life as it has to do with its end. The task is to sweep away distractions and looking for that glimmer of hope and with it possibilities. Where can you see it this Advent? How can you further it? It may be a need or an idea you perceive from a fellow parishioner, a newcomer, a commission. If we are not watchful, we may be unprepared and miss it. —Ben Hicks, Business Manager