Sermons and other Reflections
This Saturday, January 10th, we'll be holding our regular men's breakfast with "tastes of the Yukon." All men are welcome to come and share in good food, and greater conversation. We'll be using the New Year as an opportunity to perform a spiritual examen, looking back over the past year and looking forward to the promises of the coming year as well.
Come to the St. George's Fellowship Hall at 7:30am if you wish to help out with cooking, 8:30am to eat.
Read MoreThis Sunday at St. George's, we'll be celebrating the feast of the Epiphany, which normally ends the twelve days of Christmas. It is one of the older feasts in the Christian calendar, being celebrated first in the 4th century. Epiphany means “manifestation” or “striking appearance,” It celebrates the (the revealing, the unveiling) of Jesus’ divine identity to the gentiles--the people who do not yet know the story of the God of Israel.
Read MoreWe invite you to join us on the journey of watching, waiting, and mystery in this year's Advent and Christmas seasons. No matter who you are, where you are in life, or the journey of faith. Join us as we wait and watch in joyous anticipation for Emmanuel—God with us—who is already at work in making all things new.
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Read MoreAre you passionate about making our church a more welcoming place for children and young families? St. George’s is appointing a short-term task group charged with implementing recommended changes and discerning where God is calling us forward.
Read MoreJoin us this November for our sermon series titled “Apprenticing in Matthew’s Shop,” where we'll be exploring some key texts from Matthew’s story of Jesus where we'll be asking the "What does it mean to call one's self a Christian in 21st century North America?"
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