Join us on Sunday during coffee hour at 11:45 a.m. in Kleberg Hall.

Women's Book Group will meet on February 8. This month’s book is The Year of Living Biblically by A.J. Jacobs.. If you would like more information, please contact Alice Nelson (mzlsnlsn@gmail.com) or Sarah Campbell (cowmartket2 @gmail.com). All the women of St. George’s are welcome whether you have read the book or not!

Join us for St. George’s Wednesday night adult discussion group, Wednesday Weavings. We start the evening with a shared salad bar meal, then discuss a reading from our book, A Journey with Luke, and conclude with the liturgy of Compline. Please contact Frances Rickard at fajrickard@gmail.com for a copy of the reading or more information. Hope to see you there. All are welcome!

Join your fellow parishioners in getting to know one another and building community! Very casual social meeting. Arrive when you can and stay as long or as little as you’d like. Bring a friend, all are welcome!

1st Monday of the month from 6-8 pm at B.D. Riley’s

Help us celebrate birthdays at St. George’s Court, our affordable housing ministry for senior adults and people with disabilities. Join us on a first Saturday — February 1, March 1, and/or April 5 — from 11:00 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Court’s Community room for a light lunch and fellowship with residents. Sign up to bring cake, sandwiches, a fruit or veggie tray, lemonade, a fun activity or just yourself and/or your family by emailing andreagalsparks@gmail.com.

Join us on Saturday, Oct. 5 from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm to celebrate the 40th anniversary of St. George’s Court. Fun for the whole family and a great opportunity to give back to the community!

A four-week Sunday morning Christian formation class introducing St. George’s to folks who are new and/or curious about life in our parish.

This week’s (April 7) topic of discussion: Church History

Saint George is thought to have been born into a noble Christian family in the late third century in what is now modern-day Turkey. As a soldier and officer in the Roman army, he refused to denounce his faith and persecute fellow Christians, leading to his martyrdom in 303 AD. Legend has told that Saint George slew a dragon to save a princess, the King’s daughter. Join us as we celebrate this Sain on Sunday, April 28.

Our entire community is invited to SAFE to bless Eloise House and the recently-completed comfort bags. We are thrilled and honored by this invitation and hope many can attend. Both blessings will involve the laying on of hands, and our congregation will be joined by the staff and nurse advocates at SAFE as we unite to bless this sacred work. We will depart for SAFE immediately following the service, in lieu of coffee hour.  People can carpool or go on their own. The address is 1515 Grove, and exact directions for parking and location on the SAFE campus will be provided that morning.