Our Sunday worship has moved to 10:00am. Join us!
Every Sunday we affirm out loud that
All Are Welcome at God’s Table.
Sunday
03/15
Holy Eucharist at 10:00am
This Week
Simple Eucharist & Healing Prayer
Every Thursday, 10:00am – 11:00am
A simple service with a conversational reflection on the Scripture of the day and prayers for healing.
Night Prayers Online
Weeknights, 8:30pm – 9:00pm
Monday through Friday evenings at 8:30pm, you can close the day with a community check-in and the night prayers of Compline.
Download the Compline leaflet
Monday Bible Study
Every Monday, 1:00pm – 2:30pm
Join us to explore the richness of our Scriptures, looking ahead to what we’ll hear on the coming Sunday.
The Wednesday Book Group Online
Every Wednesday, 9:00am – 10:30am
New Book, Beginning 2/25
Reading Genesis by Marilynne Robinson.
As a novelist, Robinson’s work wonders deeply about suffering, goodness, evil, redemption, grace. She brings her way of insight here to the Book of Genesis, and we’ll read it together. Connect online via the link on our website.
All are welcome to join in the conversation online via Zoom. You’ll find the link on our St. George’s website homepage
Knitting Group
Every Wednesday, 5:30pm – 7:00pm
Bring your knitting, crocheting and needlework for some time spent together. If you have unfinished projects, have always wanted to start knitting or would enjoy some conversation, come! This is a space for the whole community.
Reflections
Members of the St. George’s congregation regularly create and offer poems, reflections and images as doorways into prayer. These may be places of stillness or challenge, and reminders of beauty and communion. We pray they will show you God’s closeness in everything.
Caring for Our Neighbors
We’re called to take part in Jesus’ continuing, life-giving ministry in the world. We’re all given work to do for justice, peace, and the wellbeing of our neighbors. St. George’s is committed to active involvement throughout our community.
Be SMART
St. George’s is proudly engaged in the work of Be SMART to promote secure gun storage in our community and keep kids safe by preventing them from accessing firearms. Volunteers raise awareness, engage community partners to promote conversation about gun safety, and make firearm locks available. Learn more here.
Community Yard Sale
Every summer, St. George’s welcomes the community to a yard sale. The money raised through the sale is given away to support organizations providing care to our neighbors.
End 68 Hours
St. George’s acts as the host church and provides volunteer power for the York Chapter of End 68 Hours of Hunger. This 100% volunteer organization confronts the 68 hours of hunger experienced by York children who can’t count on meals over the weekend by providing bags of food for them to take home over the weekend.
YCSA
The York Community Service Association’s mission is to extend hospitality and help to every York resident who turns to them in need. YCSA runs the local food pantry, operates a thrift shop, and administers the Town’s General Assistance program. St. George’s is proud to combine efforts with YCSA, to care for and support to our vulnerable and struggling neighbors. We volunteer at the YCSA thrift shop, and the St. George’s team staffs the YCSA food pantry from 4:30 pm to close every Thursday, where those in need can shop for supplies and food.
Community Supper
Volunteers from St. George’s regularly prepare and serve a free meal for our neighbors as part of YCSA’s Community Supper. Its a great opportunity to join a team and deepen connections across our community by eating together.
The Giving Tree
The Giving Tree helps community families in need to celebrate Christmas. Early in Advent we receive information about the families anonymously from a community source and our Rector. A tree is set up in the parish hall with cardboard ornaments that name an item for a family member. Parishioners are invited to pick an ornament, purchase the item, wrap it, attach the tag to the outside of the package and return the gift to church. The families collect their gifts the week before Christmas.