VOX HUMANA RICHMOND will perform on Sunday, November 15, at 3:00 for a concert entitled “Of Birds and Flight.” The concert will be in St. George’s Episcopal Church’s historic nave, located at 905 Princess Anne Street in downtown Fredericksburg.The concert program brings together a wide variety of works exploring humanity’s fascination with birds and their ability to fly. The centerpiece, Eric Whitacre’s “Leonardo Dreams of His Flying Machine,” portrays the great Renaissance polymath and his obsession with inventing a birdlike machine that would let him fly. The music ranges widely in style, from Renaissance composer Orlando Gibbons (“The Silver Swan”) to the Beatles (“Blackbird”). Also featured is Pulitzer Prize–winning composer Caroline Shaw, whose setting of Psalm 84 includes the verse “the sparrow has found a house, and the swallow a nest where she may lay her young.”
Vox Humana is a twelve-voice choral ensemble of professional singers, based in Richmond, Virginia. Created in 2020, Vox Humana, performs a wide range of music, both sacred and secular, covering various periods of music history and diverse cultures.
Known for its lush acoustics and welcoming atmosphere, St. George’s offers a year-round concert series showcasing both local and nationally recognized artists. This performance promises an afternoon of “beautiful music in a beautiful space,” continuing the church’s tradition of musical excellence. Admission is free, with donations gratefully accepted at the door to support our music and ministry at St. George’s.
St. George’s Episcopal Church is a vibrant and inclusive spiritual community. “No matter who you are, whom you love, or where you’ve been, there’s a place for you here,” says the church’s leadership. With a commitment to service, justice, and peace, St. George’s welcomes all to experience its diverse worship and music offerings.
For more information about the concert or the church’s music series, please contact (540) 373-4133 or email office@stgeorgesepiscopal.net.
Visit www.stgeorgesepiscopal.net/music/concerts to learn more.
St. George’s will hold a Godly Play training session on Saturday, November 21 from 9 am – 12 pm in our Godly Play classroom located on the lower level with the preschool. The Rev. Dr. Rosemary Beales will lead a condensed training session for all people interested in learning more about Godly Play and Christian education. All are welcome. Learn more about Rev. Dr. Rosemary and Godly Play 
On Sunday, November 8, Rev. Paige will offer a training in the nave for new and returning acolytes (crucifers, torch bearers, and gospel bearers) following the 10:00am service. The training will be appropriate for folks learning the roles for the first time and for current acolytes who would like a refresher. 2nd-5th graders are invited to serve as gospel bearers, middle schoolers are invited to serve as torch bearers, and high schoolers and adults are invited to serve as crucifers. No need to register, just show up to the training! 
We are pleased to announce that St. George’s has received the 2026 Michael Allen Hoffman Award for “significant contributions to historic preservation in the Commonwealth of Virginia.” The Council of Virginia Archaeologists (CoVA) recognized St. George’s for the archaeological work conducted as part of our Open to All in Love construction project. Our project partners at Mead & Hunt nominated us for this prestigious honor.