St. George’s
Episcopal
St. George’s has suspended worship and activities in our buildings to help slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, but the life and the prayer of the Church goes on. We are the Church, wherever we are! You’ll find information here and on Facebook about connecting to live-streamed Sunday worship, daily online prayers, and small group gatherings.
Online
Worship
Sunday Liturgy of
the Word
A service of Holy Scripture, prayer and reflections by our St. George’s
clergy live-streamed on Sunday at 9:00am.
This week: Seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost livestream
Nightly Compline & Check-In Online
Every evening at 8:30pm, you can close the day with a community check-in and the night prayers of Compline. Join Compline.
Online worship remains our principal way of worshipping together, but there are two opportunities each week this summer for us to gather in-person outdoors. Please click here to read about how we are gathering.
Faith
Formation
Jesus and the Disinherited
Beginning this Wednesday, September 9th, we will be reading and discussing a landmark work of theology that opened a Black perspective on who Jesus was and is now: Howard Thurman’s Jesus and the Disinherited. As he led through the Montgomery bus boycotts, Martin Luther King was carrying and reading Jesus and the Disinherited. This book continues to resonate in our moment, and all are welcome to join this conversation.
We’ll meet weekly via Zoom at 9:00 on Zoom.
Meditations during
Pandemic
Each week during this time of pandemic, members of our St. George’s community are creating and offering poems, reflections and images as doorways into prayer. These may be places of stillness to face what you are feeling today, and reminders of beauty and communion. We pray they will be signs to you of God’s nearness in all things. Visit this week’s offering.
Prayer Walk at
St. George’s
The grounds at St. George’s are beautiful in any season. This Prayer Walk guide leads you around the grounds of the church, circling the building counterclockwise starting at the back door. It lays out specific stops along the way, and suggests a prayer or Bible verse for your use at each stop. It is a tool for spending time in prayer and reflection on our own holy ground.