We resume regular Sunday School and Youth Group on Sunday, September 18, when we shift back to our program year worship schedule as well. We ask that parents / guardians register children and youth each year so we have current contact information on file.
If you have any questions, please contact the church office.
We are now hiring a full-time Director of Mission and Evangelism to join our ministry staff at St. George’s.
The Director of Mission and Evangelism (DME) is the caretaker of outward-facing and service ministries in relation to St. George’s mission of loving community. They bring needs, ideas, and events in the community to the attention of St. George’s. Additionally, the DME is a passionate storyteller – both to and about St. George’s – and assists in recruiting and forming lay ministers. This is a full-time, exempt position.
As a central staff position, the DME will work in close collaboration with the clergy, staff, and lay leaders of the parish to equip the St. George’s community to live out God’s vision of justice, care, and peace in the world. As a member of an Episcopal community, the DME will join a community committed to queer inclusivity, racial justice, and equity for all marginalized groups.
You can read the full job description here. The posting will remain open until filled.
To apply, please submit a resume and cover letter. Please direct all inquiries and questions here.
We give thanks for the generosity of everyone who gave for this year’s Easter Gratitude Offering. Thank you to all who gave a gift in memory of, in honor of, or in thanksgiving for a loved one.
We printed a listing of gifts in our Easter bulletin. Since we continued to receive generous gifts after Easter, we are publishing a completed list here.
In Memory of:
Rose and John Alston by Michael Alston and Michele Prout
Curtis and Virginia Backus and Herbert and Sue Miller by Curtis and Barbara Backus
Ellen Alvey Montller by Pamela Booth
John Garretson Brokaw III by Brenda J. Brokaw
William Cheatham by Iris Cheatham
Ginny Morton and our friend, Lynn Levine by William Cole
Janet by Mike Fray
Wayne Harman by Lucy Harman
Barbara Willis by Alison Heartwell
Donn Holt by Ann Holt
William Schwarz and Sue Lang by Julie and Bob Lang
Harald Loch and Walter Perdue by Achim and Laurel Loch
Bob Seward by Gloria Lloyd
Gerhard Vienna, his Opa and my mom, Dina Butcher’s cousin by Amanda Mack
Loved ones by Barbara and Guy Miller-Richards
Loved ones by Liz Myers
My parents by Karen Pierce
Our Loved ones by Diane and Ralph Powell
Our grandson, Maximillian Craig Rains by Carol and Craig Rains
Our parents, Jim and Margie Mathias and Nels and Madge Rasmusssen by Peter Rasmusssen and Peggy Mathias
Carole Coen and Leon Rose by Ron Coen and JoAnne Rose
Norman Schlemm, Jr. by Rose Marie Schlemm
Deceased relatives and friends by Darlene Snider and Amy Barrett
Keith and Robert Sweaney by Carole Sweaney
Thyra Valade by Larry Valade
Mrs. Verna Dreyer and Mr. Patrick Verdine by Peggy Verdine
Our Parents, Kitty and Doug Quarles and Phyllis and Ferris Wafle by Kitty and Ben Wafle
Tim Waltonen by his family
Steven Dodd by Patricia Wiedel
My wife, Artemis, by Jim Wilhour
My parents, Jim and Barbara McDonald by Jane Yaun
In Thanksgiving for:
The St. George’s clergy and staff who made the Lent-to-Go bags by Bill and Cindy Helton
My new St. George’s family by Kathy Lober
Emma and Sarah by Barbara and Guy Miller-Richards
Nora and Sally Karsten and Sydney Stambler by Aaron Karsten and Melissa Mooney
The ministry of Beth Klein by Dorothy Steppe
Many blessings by Tom and Sheila Tanea
In Honor of:
My family by Anne Beals
Jeanette Cadwallender by Anne Beals
Joanna, Mike, Scott, Maureen and Charlie by Mike Fray
Our family by Lewis and Susan Graves
Our daughter, Collins by Chris and Jordan Hinkebein
God’s family and the life of the world by Patricia Johnson
My son, Danny Akers and my daughter, Jean Akers by Barbara Lawrence
Father Will and his inspiring sermon by Amanda Mack
Casey Hu by Teresa McNally
Jan and her service to St. George’s by Tom Meredith
Miana Karsten by Aaron Karsten and Melissa Mooney
My Family by Diane Young
In Gratitude:
Marty Calon
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We are pleased to announce our worship schedule for Holy Week and Easter and we joyfully look forward to celebrate this holy time in our church life with you! Our worship services will be in-person and those livestreamed are noted below.
Palm Sunday – April 10
Our Palm Sunday worship includes the Liturgy of the Palms and the Passion. Services are at 7:45 am, 9 am (also livestreamed on YouTube Live), 11:15 am, 5:30 pm Celtic and 8 pm Compline (also livestreamed on Facebook Live)
Taize Worship – Tuesday, April 12 7 pm
Open your heart for Holy Week with our meditative Taize service at 7 pm in the Nave (also livestreamed on Facebook Live)
Service Leaflet
Noon Prayer with Holy Eucharist and Healing Prayer – Wednesday, April 13 at 12 pm
Clergy lead a short noon service in our Nave with Holy Communion and Healing Prayer.
Maundy Thursday – April 14 at 7 pm
We enter into the experience of the disciples stunned by Jesus’ insistence that he would take on the role of a servant and wash the feet of the others. Anyone who wishes will be able to have their feet washed – and wash the feet of others. The service will continue with Eucharist followed by the stripping of the altar (also livestreamed on YouTube Live).
Service Leaflet
Good Friday – April 15 at 12 pm and 7 pm
12 pm: We gather in a church that is so bare it even sounds different. We read the account of the Crucifixion, following the traditional Prayer Book Good Friday service (also livestreamed on YouTube Live).
Service Leaflet
2 pm: Ecumenical Stations of the Cross: Micah Ministries churches will gather in front of Micah (1013 Princess Anne St) and then walk through downtown Fredericksburg, pausing at various points to remember Jesus’ last moments.
Holy Saturday – 8:30 am, 5 pm, 8 pm
8:30 am: Morning Prayer in our Nave (also livestreamed on Facebook Live)
Service Leaflet
Easter Sunday, April 17
Micah Churches Ecumenical Sunrise Service: Fredericksburg Fairgrounds (2400 Airport Avenue; outside under cover) at 6:30 am.
Joyful Easter Eucharist at 7:45 am, 9 am (also on YouTube Live; masks required for this service only – see below), 11:15 am (also on YouTube Live), and 5:30 pm.
Service Leaflets available here.
St. George’s Episcopal Church will offer a free Chamber Concert on Sunday, March 20 at 3 pm. The concert is part of the church’s Chamber Concert Series and features St. George’s musicians.
The concert features works by Maurice Ravel, Heinrich Molbe, Patappio Silva, Josef Haydn, Astor Piazzolla, Phillip Glass, and more for an afternoon of music you won’t want to miss.
The concert is free with donations accepted at the door. Masks are not required but highly recommended.
Located at 905 Princess Anne Street in historic downtown Fredericksburg, Virginia, St. George’s Episcopal Church offers a wide range of concerts throughout the year featuring local and out of town musicians. The nave’s lush acoustics provide the perfect backdrop for “beautiful music in a beautiful space”.
For more information, contact (540) 373-4133 or music@stgeorgesepiscopal.net. To learn more about St. George’s concert series, visit www.stgeorgesepiscopal.net/music/concerts.
You are welcome at St. George’s, an historic Episcopal Church in downtown Fredericksburg, Virginia. No matter who you are, whom you love, or where you’ve been, there’s a place for you here. St. George’s offers services with diverse music and styles of worship based in sacred story and traditions. We have hearts for service and advocate for justice and peace in our local and global communities. We work to help the entire family of God thrive by giving of our time, talent, and treasure. We invite you to join us or to come for a visit. For more information, visit StGeorgesEpiscopal.net.