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WANTED: Facebook Live Moderators

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St George is looking for individuals who can share in our Digital Ministry efforts by serving as a Facebook Live Moderator.

The Moderator’s main duties are to act as host using the St George Facebook account; add links to the comment section for those who are online and interact with those who are online during our Sunday Morning live stream.  The Moderator is also responsible for seeing that all online participants are safe from those who go online merely to cause trouble.

Training will be offered and a “link” cheat sheet will be provided.  Moderators can serve in this ministry while on campus (although not from inside the sanctuary due to time lag) or from home.  Basic requirement is comfort and familiarity with Facebook and Google Docs.

Please contact Kristyn Mowen (kmowen@saintgeorgechurch.org) or Keith Earle (kearle@saintgeorgechurch.org) for more information.

DIOCESAN PROFILE

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The Nominating Committee is releasing the Diocesan Profile electronically to provide a view of our diocese and the role of the bishop suffragan. The Diocese asks the people of West Texas to prayerfully consider clergy who might have a call to be bishop suffragan and to share the profile with those who may be interested.

Each nominee must be nominated by one lay person and one clergy nominator.

Click below to access links to the profile and nominating forms.

Diocesan Profile

eSpear Newsletter

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May 17, 2024

In this Issue:

  1. Word of the Week
  2. Upcoming Events
  3. News
  4. Wisdom Wednesdays
  5. Children and Youth
  6. Sunday Adult Formation
  7. Green Tip of the Month
  8. Mother’s Day Breakfast
  9. Resources

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Word of the Week

PENTECOST

“The Fiftieth Day”

Christians have come to understand the meaning of Pentecost in terms of the gift of the Spirit. The Pentecost event was the fulfillment of a promise which Jesus gave concerning the return of the Holy Spirit. In the Christian tradition, Pentecost is now the seventh Sunday after Easter. It emphasizes that the church is understood as the body of Christ which is drawn together and given life by the Holy Spirit. The Day of Pentecost is one of the seven principal feasts of the church year in the Episcopal Church. The liturgical color for the feast is red and is worn on Pentecost Sunday to symbolize the flames that descended upon the Church at the Day of Pentecost.

Upcoming Events

GRADUATE SUNDAY is MAY 19TH!

On Sunday, May 19, our High School graduates will receive their Bibles and we will be offering prayers for ALL graduates, both High School & college, during the 10:00 AM worship service.

SPLASH INTO SUMMER

FAMILY FUN DAY!

Sunday, June 2, at 11 AM!

Join us for an afternoon of splish-splashing fun! We’ll have an inflatable waterslide, water toys, Jello Olympics, food & sno-cones!

News

VOLUNTEER SIGNUP

Click below to select your volunteer spots for acolytes, hospitality, and media in May.

May Signup

Wisdom Years Wednesdays

THERE WILL BE NO WISDOM WEDNESDAY PROGRAMMING ON MAY 22ND DUE TO END OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

Children and Youth Ministry

CHILDREN’S CHOIR

Sunday, May 19th, at 9:00 AM

in the Choir Loft

Children’s choir will be practicing this Sunday.

For more information please contact

Mrs. Bernadette Williams

CHILDREN’S CHAPEL

Ages 5 through 5th grade will hear scripture, wonder, learn, and worship together. Children will process to chapel from the Sanctuary and will return before communion.

Director of Family Ministries:

Happy Wilson

Sunday Adult Formation

COFFEE AND CONVERSATION

9:00 AM in the St. Mark’s Room/Zoom

This Sunday 5/19/24, C & C Class will begin reading and “conversing about” Chapter 3, “Night Moves by Nicodemus,” in Jamie Clark-Soles’ book Reading John for Dear Life: A Spiritual Walk with the Fourth Gospel. Nicodemus, a “good” Pharisee, appears three places in the Gospel of John, but nowhere else in the Bible. We look forward to having you join us, in person or by Zoom, for a lively discussion of what we read in class. There is a classroom set of books in case you do not have one.

Leaders: Peggy and Paul Foerster

Zoom Link
More Info

BREAKFAST CLUB

MENTAL HEALTH MAY:

MENTAL HEALTH AND FAITH

Sunday, May 19th at 9AM in the St. John’s Room

This conversation and time of learning continues this coming Sunday.  The group will meet in the St John’s Room, second floor of the Leadership Center. The group will use Scarred by Struggle, Transformed by Hope by Sr. Joan Chittister as an optional text as background for discussion.

Facilitated by Dr. Tara Wright and Fr. Ram Lopez.

Green Tip of the Month

Mother’s Day Breakfast

We had a wonderful turnout for our inaugural Mother’s Day Breakfast event, where full tummies and fuller hearts were the order of the day.

9:00 AM

St. Mark’s Room/Zoom: Coffee and Conversation

Parish Hall: Breakfast Club

Choir Loft: Children’s Choir

10:00 AM

Sanctuary: In-Person/Livestream Service Worship

11:00 AM

Parish Hall: Community Café

11:30 AM

Sanctuary: Choir Practice

CHURCH OFFICE HOURS

Monday – Thursday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

or by appointment

Resources

INTERCESSORY PRAYER

If you need confidential prayer by our Intercessory Prayer Team, you may contact

Susan Chalala at susan.cloudpath@gmail.com

Request for Pastoral Care
Prayer List Additions
Altar Flower Requests
Online Giving
Sunday Bulletin
Previous Sundays

Rev. Ramiro López

6904 West Avenue San Antonio, TX 78213

(210) 342-4261

stgeorge@saintgeorgechurch.org

Rev. Keith Davis

Chain Of Love – Thank You

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Thank you for all your amazing support for Chain of Love 2024! We raised over $27,500 to support our sister Church and School, St. Benoit, in Mombin Crochu, Haiti! Every dollar equaled a domino in our huge domino chain that we toppled on Monday. It was truly a sight to see! We are so proud of Team Domino and everyone who contributed from the School and Church to make this happen for the 19th year. When our community comes together with love, we are LIMITLESS in how we can make a difference!

 

Click Here to donate online to this year’s Chain of Love!

 

MAGNETS FOR HAITI:

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Thank you to everyone who supported our youth in their Magnets for Haiti event sale! With your support, they were able to raise $200 for Haiti!

A very special thank you to Jessica Miller for the amazing idea, for organizing the event, and for supplying all the art materials used

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE BIBLE SCRIPTURES

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St. George Episcopal Church would like to present a special gift to each of our high school graduates to mark this momentous milestone in their lives, and we need your help. We will give each high school graduate a personalized Bible with scripture blessings from our parishioners highlighted throughout each bible.

If you have one or more favorite scriptures you want to share and have highlighted in the graduates’ Bibles, email your list to Happy Wilson at by noon on Tuesday, April 30th.

We hope these Bibles will be a treasured source of guidance and inspiration for our graduates as they begin this new journey. We thank you for your contributions!