Celebrate the stories of St. George’s over the decades by viewing new displays from the Archives & Memories Committee in the Gathering Space. Visit throughout the month to see rotating exhibits with special items from our archives.
Starting July 1, join us at the Warner Park Nature Center for weekly hikes on Tuesdays at 4:00pm and for Summer Suppers on Wednesdays at 6:30pm. Supper location announced via Youth newsletter and Instagram each week. @stgeorgesyouth
St. George’s is collecting a special offering for the Diocese of West Texas to assist with immediate and long-term recovery needs of those affected by flash flooding along the Guadalupe River.
Our producers-only market is a celebration of local, small business owners. Make plans to shop for fruits, veggies, meat, seafood, baked goods, and more weekly on Thursdays from 3:30 to 6:00pm. See you at the market!
Children in Grades K–5 are invited to St. Dunstan's Day! After the 10:00am services on Sunday, July 27, kids can come see what it's like singing with St. Dunstan's Choir and the Choristers of St. George's, as well as get a hands-on experience with our organ.
This summer we’re reading Surprised by Oxford by Carolyn Weber. Read with us this summer, then join us to watch the 2022 film and share your impressions of the book with other moms of all ages. Mark your calendars for this fun gathering the evening of Sunday, August 3, and start reading!
Stay after the 5:00pm service for a lively wine and cheese reception in the Gathering Space, hosted by church members.
The men of the diocese are invited to explore “An Invitation to Intention” at Sewanee. This year’s speakers include personal trainer, Any Van Grinsven, the self-proclaimed “not-so” Rev. Tom Gildemeister, and Sister Hannah Winkler, Prioress of the Community of St. Mary. As always, the weekend will be full of fellowship, outdoor activities, and great food.