As a young person I was taught that “a sacrament is an outward visible sign of an inward spiritual grace.” With the suspension of public worship at St. George’s due to the pandemic, it has meant we have not been able to celebrate the Eucharist together. We have not been able to receive the bread and… Read More An Outward Visible Sign of An Inward Spiritual Grace
I know it sounds a bit funny; God squishes Time. It kind of sounds like an old monster movie promotional line or it conjures up the image of a big Monty Python-ish foot coming down out the sky to flatten an unsuspecting clock. But that is NOT what I mean. I mean that God takes… Read More God squishes Time
In July and August, St. George’s will be holding Sunday services at 8am and 9:30am. 8:30 am Service The early service will be celebrated in the very traditional style of the Book Of Common prayer. This will be a quiet and said service with a sermon. 9:30 am Service The later service will be celebrated… Read More Summer Service Times
Jesus’ kind of dinner party was the kind of party you would find maybe on the side of a grassy hill, with rich and poor all sharing bread and fish with enough for everyone. In our gospel from this past Sunday, Luke 14:1,7-14, Jesus gives us some instruction on etiquette and manners at his kind… Read More Dining in the Kingdom
