Come as Hildegard of Bingen (1098) and Julian of Norwich (1342) welcome us into ways of prayer that enliven our imagination, offer hope for life in 2025, and confirm that we are deeply loved. This restful overnight retreat will include opportunity for delightful conversation and fellowship at beautifully renovated Montgomery Bell State Park. Learn more about our guest speaker, Sharon Cottingham, and reserve your place at the link below.
The coldest season of the year has arrived! Help us restock our Room in the Inn closet with the most-needed items this critical ministry providing housing, food, and care. Your donations of items including casual warm winter clothing, personal care items, and twin sheets, will all support our care of men in the community.
With the Rev. Colin Ambrose and the Rev. Dr. David Barr joining the journey, this men’s fellowship adventure in Utah offers a unique opportunity to strengthen bonds and create lasting memories amidst nature's beauty.
Members of St. George’s will travel as pilgrims along the Portuguese Way of the Camino de Santiago. Learn more about participating in this life-changing journey.
As our bodies age, we can proactively engage in practices that build strength, flexibility, balance, cognition, and overall wellness. Mary Gilliam leads several classes for all ages and abilities.
Are you looking for ways to engage Scripture more regularly in 2025? This is the perfect time to pick up a new Bible Reading Plan card from the information centers throughout the church, or use the link below. Each week, you’ll find an outline of the following Sunday’s Scripture lessons. Read along with us and discover how spending time with God’s Word daily can transform your heart and mind.
Our online directory is a secure way to share your preferred contact information with others in the St. George's community. It's also the easiest way to find phone numbers, email addresses, and home addresses for your friends in the church.
St. George’s clergy and staff will only communicate with you using email addresses ending in @stgeorgesnashville.org. If you receive a suspicious email from any other email address, we suggest that you delete it. When in doubt, please call the church office (615-385-2150) to confirm the correct email address for any of our staff before responding.