For our 2027 Annual Giving Campaign, we are celebrating the People, Place, and Pastoral Leadership that support the ministries of St. George’s. Some St. Georgians – just like you – have generously shared their St. George’s story.
Mia Guille
Mia Guille has been a St. Georgian for about two years. She is active with our shared college and young adult ministry, The House, and is a student at University of Mary Washington. Mia had this to say about the community she has found at St. George’s and The House, “That is the best thing I’ve joined in my life. I don’t think I would still be here if I didn’t join it.” We hope you’ll take a few minutes to watch the video and hear Mia’s St. George’s Story.
Bill and Cindy Helton
Bill and Cindy Helton have been St. Georgians for more than 46 years. They are both interested and active with preserving our history and sharing our story. In Bill’s words, “we’d like to leave a legacy for St. George’s as others have left the legacy for us.” Cindy shares that throughout her time in our parish she has learned and grown in her faith and giving, “where I thought there was scarcity, there’s been provision. And where I thought that I couldn’t do it, I found that with the help of everyone around me here, I can do more.” We hope you’ll take a few minutes to watch the video and hear Bill and Cindy’s St. George’s Story.
Tricia and Daniel Dumas
Tricia and Daniel Dumas (with Heartley) came to St. George’s about a year ago. Tricia is our seminary student. They both volunteer with The House and are active with Education for Ministry (EfM) and our virtual Daily Office group. In Daniel’s words since joining St. George’s, “This year has been a growing year and learning year. Lots of new things and new people and new traditions that we get to learn and take part in.” We hope you’ll take a few minutes to watch the video and hear Tricia and Daniel’s St. George’s Story.
Joseph Lyttle
Joseph Lyttle is a member of our vestry, a Lay Eucharistic Minister, and convener for our General Endowment Fund. In his words, “I think that I have received so much from St. George’s and now looking at my life and seeing how much God has given me in my own life just makes me want to give back more.” We hope you’ll take a few minutes to watch the video and hear Joseph’s St. George’s Story.
As we return to the program year, it is a good time to return to a basic question: “What does it mean to live as a disciple of Jesus?” Each week in our morning services, we will examine some qualities of “life in Christ” based on the appointed scriptures in the Lectionary.
