Rick Gorski St. George’s Anglican Church, Halton Hills has commissioned the Ontario sculptor, Robbin Wenzoski, to create hand carved life sized wooden figures of the Nativity, for display on the front grounds of the Church during the Christmas season. The wood for these sculptures has been repurposed from damaged or old growth native provincial trees,… Read More Commissioned Nativity Sculpture Progressing
Our “Deck the Halls” Christmas arrangement fundraiser is now on. St. George’s wants to help you decorate your home for Christmas this year with one of a kind fresh evergreen arrangements. We are offering two styles with four colour themes to choose from. Choose from a 10′ hanging pot or a 10′ drop-in pot filled… Read More “Deck The Halls” arrangements for your home
Our annual Bazaar (the best in town) is set for Nov. 3, with the doors opening at 10am. The good folks around here have been working hard preparing for our annual event by making jams, knitting sweaters, collecting treasures, and getting their recipe cards and ingredients at the ready. Now would be a good time… Read More Christmas Bazaar is set for Nov. 3
We are beginning a renewal of our contemporary worship at St. George’s. Beginning Sunday, October 7, our contemporary worship will be held twice a month on the first and third Sundays of the month at 11:15am in the church. Our change in frequency is intended to reflect the reality of modern attendance patterns and to… Read More Contemporary Service Renewed and Reimagined
Our reading from this Sunday (Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23) is an important lesson about holding our patterns of behaviour, our personal and even community traditions up to the light of the Gospel. We are often quick do a quick surface-only reading of an encounter like this and think, “Jesus sure showed those bad folk up.… Read More Out of the shadow: evil intentions
