Image of Sts Peter and Paul is from a 4th century catacomb etching

St George's is a church committed to Jesus' directive to love God with all of who we are, including our mind (Matt 22.37).  The Great Commission in Matt 28 commands the Church to teach as a part of making disciples.  Immediately after Pentecost, the book of Acts tells us that they committed themselves to the Apostles' teaching (Acts 2.42).  A faithful church builds up the minds of believers.

Weekly Christian Formation opportunities at St George's come directly after our 10:00 AM Sunday liturgy, often with good food and always with great discussion!

This fall sees a continuation of the study we started this summer in the New Testament book of the Acts of the Apostles.

• Sep 7: Acts 11-12
• Sep 14: Acts 13-14
• Sep 21: Acts 15-16
• Sep 28: Acts 17-18
• Oct 5: Acts 19-20
• Oct 12: Acts 21-23
• Oct 19: Acts 24-26
• Oct 26: Acts 27-28

Nov 2, 9, 16: A short teaching series from Fr Jason on the saints.  Why does the Church honor saints?  How does one become a saint/Saint?  Where are the saints now?  Should we pray to the saints?  What about the writings of the saints, or icons of the saints?  This series will include insights from N.T. Wright's, For All the Saints: Remembering the Christian Departed.

Nov 23: (no meeting)

Sundays in Advent (Nov 30, Dec 7, 14, 21), we will be discussing the writings of 20th century Anglican mystic Evelyn Underhill with the book, Advent with Evelyn Underhill.