We are now hiring a full-time Parish Finance Manager to join our ministry staff at St. George’s.
The Parish Finance Manager (PFM) provides organizational support to the financial management of St. George’s Episcopal Church. The PFM is responsible for specific tasks in financial transactions, vendor management, and financial stewardship.
The PFM has a passion for relating finances to the mission and ministry of St. George’s. They enjoy coordinating with multiple parties, tracking deadlines, data, and expenses. They are a team-player, with excellent organizational skills. They are comfortable analyzing information and problem solving and have a heart for working with volunteers.
You can view the full job description here.
To apply, email a cover letter and resume to: apply@stgeorgesepiscopal.net. This position will remain open until filled.
Join us Saturday, February 28, 2026 for the Annual Coldest Night of the Year Walk in downtown Fredericksburg. Sign up to walk one of two routes (3k or5k), joining a parade of hundreds of other friends from the area, all sharing one goal: to raise awareness and funds to support the many services Micah Ministries provides our unhoused local neighbors. All who register to walk with our team and raise a minimum $75 before the event begins will earn a classy knit hat known as a toque. Those who can’t join us to walk can also support Team St. George’s with your 2026 tax-deductible donations. For more information, contact Team Co-Captains Pam Jewett-Bullock 540.729.0840 or Charles Bullock 540.729.1054. To register/donate, find our team page 
It’s that time of year again when The Table at St George’s participates in GivingTuesday, a global day of giving fueled by the power of social media and you! On Tuesday, December 2, you will have the chance to make a difference in our community by helping to ensure everyone has access to nutritious food and nourishing community! The Table at St. George’s operates every Tuesday in Market Square distributing farm fresh produce alongside gleaned breads, proteins, and snacks free of charge. Truly a place where the friendships formed sustain as much as the produce, this free farmers market has become a staple (and necessity) for the wider community. Support this work by giving this #GivingTuesday!
Hi all! X here, and I’m so happy to have a chance to share my love for the church and our St. George’s family here 🙂 From the moment we stepped on the campus a few years back, we’ve been met with nothing but open arms and kindness, and my family of 5 have felt warmly welcomed from the start. I have never been particularly religious or had strong ties to a church community before, but there’s something about St. George’s that just draws you in and makes you WANT to be more involved.