Give thanks to the one who gives us life with a Thanksgiving Day Eucharist at 10:00am in the Nave. Come as you are – whether you’ve just participated in the Boulevard Bolt or have come from home in your holiday best.
Whether this is your first time visiting St. George’s or you are a church member looking to connect more deeply — we are so glad you are here! We invite you to make St. George’s your spiritual home. Follow the link below to learn more about what to expect when you visit us.
The Choristers of St. George’s will be holding their 7th Annual Pie Market on Sunday, November 24, from 10:00-11:00am, featuring an assortment of homemade pies and treats available to purchase just in time for your busy Thanksgiving week!
Volunteer This annual Thanksgiving Day race is a joint effort between The Temple, Immanuel Baptist, and St. George’s, with proceeds donated to organizations responding to homelessness in our community. Register for the 5-mile run/walk or make a donation online.
Join us for our annual parish-wide Advent Wreath Party. Each family will have the opportunity to build a wreath from fresh greenery. We'll share fellowship, food, and make Advent wreaths together. This event is for everyone — young adults, seniors, families with children, and everyone in between.
Those interested in learning more about belonging at St. George's are invited to attend this dinner at 6:00pm. We'll share how the church will support you and how you can become a part of our community.
Adults at St. George's are invited to join us in the Bradford Gallery & Jones Rotunda for this annual party.
Whether you are a poet or just a grocery list writer, this half-day retreat will tap into your memory and search out God’s tracks in your life. Captivating speaker and writer Carla Funk, author of The Mennonite Valley Girl, will lead our time together. We will gather at a cozy farmhouse in Leiper’s Fork to enjoy some peaceful quiet and friendship, prayer, and lunch.
As Christians and members of this faith community, it is up to us to give generously in response to the radical gift of freedom we receive from God in Jesus Christ.