As the United Methodist Church, we are governed by the Book of Discipline, but this book has a companion, the Book of Resolutions. In the Book of Resolutions, you will find guidance on living out our faith in the world today. There is a resolution, which discusses Martin Luther King Day, which is Monday,
If you have been hoping to read more in 2023, this is your opportunity. Join the women’s book club as we discuss The Paper Palace by Miranda Cowley Heller. We meet monthly at a different members home, and we are meeting at Lisa’s house. For more information or to RSVP, please
From the moment they stepped into the church and “selected” their barn animal costume (yes…our version had cats, dogs, hens and of course cows, horses!) to the last Amen…the children were adorable and participated like true believers. This is not to say that the “adults” didn’t have their part as
Sunday, January 1, 2023 Welcome Wendy Williams Gathering Music We Three Kings arr. Smith *Hymn Come, Let us use the Grace Divine Hymn #606 *Opening Prayer LITANY OF THANKSGIVING Let us give thanks for all of God’s mercies. O God, our Covenant Friend, you have been gracious to us through
Previous Next The choir and musicians put on a wonderful cantata on December 18, 2023. We are blessed with many talented people in our congregation. Thanks to Amy for pulling everything together. Here are a few pictures of rehearsal and the actual cantata.
We gathered together the Sunday before Thanksgiving to decorate the sanctuary and rest of the church for advent and Christmas. While all the decorating got done, we also took the time to talk with one another. The fellowship was as important as the decorations.
Beginning on Wednesday, November 9, the St. George’s Women’s Bible Study will begin a new study on Philippians. This will be a 5-week study by Beth Moore and Melissa Moore titled “The Surpassing Value of Knowing Christ.” We will meet at 9:30am in room 205 on the main level. If
Where can you find…a Donut Shoppe, Falling for Fall, As Spooky Cemetery (with laughing skeleton), The Car of the Living Dead, A Spider infested trunk (with a cackling witch), a Country Store (with bugs in the candy jars), a Nod to Hocus Pocus and more…that would be at the St.
Thanks to everyone who came out to help make our preschool parade a success. The children paraded from the preschool entrance up to the church entrance. There the students and teachers went to the offices and then stations set up in the fellowship hall. Many who handed out treats dressed
