Please welcome our 2023 intern from Duke Divinity School. Ashley earned her undergraduate degree at Sewanee and completed the Trinity Fellows Program in Charlottesville, VA. She is now pursuing her Master of Divinity from Duke while in the discernment process with her home diocese in Virginia. She looks forward to working and serving throughout the parish.
Our summer Sunday school class, Reading the Bible for All It Is Worth, will go to the heart of our study of Scripture. Led by Richard Kew and Malone Gilliam, this will be an engaging and entertaining series, so come and join us!
Our market brings the community together, with a portion of the proceeds donated to organizations responding to food insecurity in our city. Visit on Thursdays from 3:30 to 6:00pm to support local growers and makers with a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, meat, fish, and more.
One of our favorite summer traditions kicks off on Sunday, May 28 after the 10:00am services. Sign up to bring cookies, or simply join us for fellowship each week this summer!
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.
Volunteers are invited to prepare food Saturday morning and to set up worship and serve the meal on Sunday afternoon at Church of the Holy Trinity downtown. St. George’s supports this ministry the second Sunday of every month. Learn more and sign up online.
We invite all families with kids, or kids at heart, to join us following the 10:00am services. We’ll gather in the rear playground for popsicles, cold brew coffee, and fellowship. We hope to see you there!
This month's talk is from Davidson County Sheriff Daron Hall on Mental Health in the Community of Nashville.
Please join us for food and fellowship in Hampton Hall at 6:00pm. RSVP at 615-385- 2150 x 262 or reserve@stgeorgesnashville.org. Suggested donation $8. Proceeds benefit the Choristers of St. George's.